NEWS & EXHIBITIONS

Bloom is back! We have been working hard in the Phoenix Park Dublin getting ready for our Sculpture Feature at the Bord Bia Bloom festival. We are 11 days into our build, this is our 7th garden & we are looking forward to hopefully seeing you there . It runs from...

The old and the new collide in a new exhibition at the Kildare Gallery. The ESREVATEM exhibition draws on 27 years of artist Jonathan Dickson’s work and layers it into a new medium on the Cardano blockchain. Dickson’s archive of digital photography and film, oil and...

Opens 2pm from 6th November until the 28th of November at The Kildare Gallery

As a child, Cathal Manning grew up on the North side of Dublin to parents from farming backgrounds in the West of Ireland. He spent his school holidays returning to his parent’s home place from the late 1970s and right through the 80s. Cathal adored these times and fell in love with the way of life that existed then. He was intrigued as to how the environment and way of life contrasted so much with that of his surroundings in Dublin, how the landscape and colours of West Kerry contrasted with the opaque tones of the city.

Opens 2pm, 9th of October at The Kildare Gallery

‘Gyre’ is a series of paintings that offset depictions of the human body against the spiral marks made by the movement of two connected pendulums. The pendulums are swung at divergent amplitudes, converting potential energy to kinetic energy which eventually discharges as thermal energy. The paintings can be considered as a meditation on the body and its relationship to time and on the body as a place of energy transformations. We are all involved in a tragic enterprise, biologically vulnerable and essentially entropic.