Category Archives: Art

2020 so far, with much postponed.

TRACES – CURATED BY KASTEEL WIJLRE & LISMORE CASTLE ARTS 5 July – 18 November 2018 Jean-Marc Bustamante – Alan Butler – Ger van Elk – Anne-Charlotte Finel – Michel François – Noémie Goudal – Martin Healy – Siobhán Hapaska – Tony Matelli – Giuseppe Penone – Diana Scherer – Thomas Trum – Sanne Vaassen […]

Exhibitions in Lismore 2019 Palimpsest at Lismore Castle Arts, curated by Charlie Porter. Nicole Eisenman, Olivia Laing, Zoe Leonard, Hilary Lloyd, Charlotte Prodger, Martine Syms, Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, Andrea Zittel Curated by Charlie Porter Lismore Castle Arts, Lismore, Co. Waterford, Ireland 31 March – 13 October

Rashid Johnson at Lismore Castle Arts, 2018 Images copyright the artist, courtesy Lismore Castle Arts   —- Maeve Brennan at St Carthage Hall, Lismore, 2018 — Juneau Projects, A Space for Lismore, 2018 —- When Facts Don’t Matter, May – 8 July 2018. Alan Butler, Constant Dullaart, Eva & Franco Mattes, Trevor Paglen & Suzanne Treister

I’ve been lucky to have curated a major exhibition by Anthony McCall at Lismore Castle Arts. The show brings together seminal early works such as ‘Line Describing a Cone’ (1973), alongside complex new works such as ‘Swell’ (2016). This is Anthony McCall’s first solo exhibition in Ireland and presents a rare opportunity to see this important […]

Michael John Whelan at RUA RED. 4 July – 20 August 2016. Preview Sat 2 July 3.30 pm. Curated by Paul McAree. RUA RED is delighted to present the solo exhibition Yellow Amber Grey Amber by Michael John Whelan, including a specially commissioned video work. Working predominately with video and photography, Whelan investigates the history […]

‘A Weed is a Plant Out of Place’ and Enrico David’s ‘Autoparent’ both opened in Lismore Castle Arts on 2 April.     A Weed is a Plant Out of Place Anna Atkins, Harry Callahan, Pierpaolo Campanini, Mat Collishaw, Dorothy Cross, Latifa Echakhch, Susan Hartnett, Michael Landy, Mateo Lopez, Maria Sibylla Merian, Adrian Paci, Luisa […]

Carnage Visors has opened at RUA RED, Dublin. 7 MARCH – 9 APRIL 2016 NEIL CARROLL, AMANDA COOGAN, MARTIN HEALY, JUNTAE T.J. HWANG, NEVAN LAHART, AMANDA RICE, SONIA SHIEL, MARCEL VIDAL, RICHARD T. WALKER. Curated by Paul McAree. Carnage Visors Carnage Visors – a metaphor for Rose-tinted glasses – is a group show exploring the […]

‘9 Dumb Acts at the location of the Irish Glass Bottle site in Dublin Docklands’ sees the artist wear a Dunce’s hat, and enact a series of lame, ‘dumb’ poses on the site of the Dublin Docklands bottle recycling plant. The 9 photographs represent 9 acts possible on one roll of medium format film, and […]