Sentences with phrase «contemporary irish»

Her work is in public collections, including Irish Museum of Modern Art; Arts Council of Ireland; Limerick City Gallery of Art; Office of Public Works; Contemporary Irish Art Society; Mariehamn Stadbiblioteque, Aland, Finland; International Red Cross Netherlands — and private collections in the US, Australia and Europe.

26 Oct 2005 Contemporary Irish Art Society exhibition at IMMA An exhibition to celebrate 50 years of collecting by the Contemporary Irish Art Society opens to the public at the Irish Museum of Modern Art on Thursday 17 November 2005.

The contemporary Irish abstract painter John Noel Smith was born in Dublin in 1952.

An exhibition to celebrate 50 years of collecting by the Contemporary Irish Art Society opens to the public at the Irish Museum of Modern Art on Thursday 17 November 2005.

The Solomon Gallery constantly deals in important twentieth - century modern and contemporary Irish art and maintains a fine collection of paintings by artists such as Louis le Brocquy, Patrick Scott, Tony O'Malley and John Shinnors which is available for viewing by appointment.

Its extensive collection includes Irish landscape painting and rural scenes painted in watercolours, acrylics, oils or mixed media, along with a range of exclusive Giclee prints, as well as a number of contemporary irish artworks.

The contemporary Irish abstract landscape artist and genre scene painter John Shinnors was born in Limerick in 1950.

• For more information about contemporary visual arts in Ireland, see: Contemporary Irish Artists.

Bernadette Kiely Contemporary Irish Artist, Member of Aosdana: Biography, Paintings, Exhibitions, Collections.

(Note: For other modern painters based in Ireland, see: Contemporary Irish Artists.

These venues include: the National Gallery of Ireland, the more contemporary Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA), the more oriental Chester Beatty Library, the Dublin Hugh Lane Gallery and others.

Featured in the exhibition are works by contemporary Irish artists such as Dorothy Cross and Brian Maguire and the Portuguese - born painter Paula Rego.

Emma Barone Contemporary Irish Painter Noted for Shoe Art and Illustrative Paintings of Trees.

(Note: For other 21st century painters based in Ireland, see: Contemporary Irish Artists.

His pictures are represented in the collections of the Arts Council of Ireland; The Contemporary Irish Art Society; The Office of Public Works; Deutsche Bank, Dublin; Dublin Institute of Technology; Ark Life; A.I.B. bank; Barings Asset Management, London and the National Contemporary Drawing Collection amongst others.

The contemporary Irish abstract painter Francis Tansey was born in Dublin in 1959.

This was followed by the Exhibition of Contemporary Irish Art in Aberystwyth (1953), and the Mostra Internazionale di Bianco e Nero in Lugano (1956), the Guggenheim International Award Exhibition in New York (1960) and the Twelve Irish Painters show in New York (1963).

• For a selected list of modern creative practitioners, see: Contemporary Irish Artists.

Sarah Glennie said: «IMMA makes a vibrant and valuable contribution to contemporary Irish society and I am truly honoured to be given the opportunity to lead this great institution into the next important phase of its development.

As Ireland's contemporary visual artists continue to strengthen their work is increasingly recognised on the international stage as well as making an invaluable contribution to contemporary Irish society.

A few years ago the contemporary Irish artist Emma Barone made a shoe painting for a friend.

Frank McKelvey's paintings were shown at various exhibitions during his lifetime, including: the Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts; the Belfast Museum and Art Gallery; the exhibition of Irish art in Brussels (1930); the Hackett Galleries, New York; Ulster House, London; Contemporary Irish Art exhibition in Aberystwyth; Royal Ulster Academy; Royal Hibernian Academy; the Oireachtas; solo shows at Locksley Hall in Belfast, Victor Waddington Galleries in Dublin and Ulster House in London.

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A further gift of some 30 fine art prints by the Graphic Studio Dublin, being made to mark the studio's 50th anniversary, will also be celebrated with an exhibition, again opening on 8 September, highlighting the role of fine art printing in the development of contemporary Irish art.

See: Contemporary Irish Artists.

One of Ireland's greatest exponents of contemporary Irish sculpture, Dorothy Cross was born in County Cork.

We also cover the most exciting Contemporary Irish Artists.

• Mark De Freyne (b. 1960) Contemporary Irish abstract painter.

Studying the paintings of contemporary Irish artist Barbara Monahan, I am struck by two things.

County Mayo, along with Counties Clare and Galway, has always been popular with traditional and contemporary Irish artists attracted by its wild coastline and Celtic landscape.

Other Irish shows this year include a survey of Tony O'Malley, an historical exhibition on the White Stag Group, and a celebration of the work of the Contemporary Irish Art Society.

Gibbons & Nicholas works with established Irish galleries to present the best of contemporary Irish art to an international audience.

Founded in 1990, Gormleys Fine Art specialises in contemporary Irish Art from established and emerging artists.

The Collection of the Irish Museum of Modern Art comprises approximately 4,000 works by 20th - century and contemporary Irish and international artists.

Aoife added: «As our National Museum for Modern Art, IMMA makes a huge contribution to the communication of contemporary Irish life and our collective identity, both in Ireland and Internationally.

• For more examples of exciting contemporary art, see: Contemporary Irish Artists.

Great works of art entering IMMA's Collection shape future conversations about art, Ireland and the world we live in and expand the reputation of contemporary Irish artists globally.

(For other modernists in Ireland, see: Contemporary Irish Artists.

The museum has a permanent collection and hosts exhibitions, mostly by contemporary Irish artists.

For more about modern painters, see: Contemporary Irish Artists.

The gallery has benefited from significant bequests including Lady Lavery Memorial Bequest 1935, Francis Bacon's Studio 1998, Sean Scully Collection 2005 and gifts from including The Friends of the National Collections of Ireland, The contemporary Irish Arts Society as well as from individuals.

Henry McGrane Contemporary Irish Plein Air Landscape Painter, Still - life Artist: Representational Art Style.

She has lectured on the role of the curator at various symposia and on contemporary Irish art at the Guggenheim with Nancy Spector.

Permanent Collection on Exhibition This gallery houses a permanent collection of modern and contemporary Irish art and sculpture and stages regular art exhibitions.

• For details of famous painters and sculptors from Ireland, see Contemporary Irish Artists.

For the most recent painters and sculptors in Ireland, see: Contemporary Irish Artists (21st century), and also 20th Century Irish Artists (1900 - 2000).

The presence of works by important contemporary Irish artists including Elizabeth Magill, Seán Shanahan and Brian Maguire illustrates the continuing evolution of Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane's collection, and the recently donated prestigious paintings by Francis Bacon and Sean Scully are particular highlights of this unique and indispensable reference.

The permanent Collection of the Irish Museum of Modern Art comprises approximately 2,500 works by 20th - century and contemporary Irish and international artists.

For other modernists based in Ireland, please see: Contemporary Irish Artists.