As topic and tool
With an underlying interest in economics, Marron’s video work relates to several interconnected social systems. She explores curiosities of behavioural traits, through engagement with various sites within this context. In ‘As topic and tool’ Marron pursues her interests in the relationships between labour, knowledge and value, using the mining industry as a model.
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PechaKucha Nights in Dublin by the Irish Architecture Foundation and Small Print
Some of you may be aware of the Pecha Kucha Nights that have been taking place in Dublin since last year. They are organised by The Irish Architecture Foundation and The Small Print and take place every couple of months at the Sugar Club, Dublin. PechaKucha is a format of presentation/slideshow, originating from Japan, which ...
Damien Flood’s Counter Earth extended until 20 March
[ March 9, 2010; 12:00 pm; 12:00 pm; ] Please note that the current exhibition in Green On Red Gallery, Damien Flood’s Counter Earth, has been extended until Saturday 20 March 2010.
Gallery opening hours are as follows:
Monday: By appointment only
Tues – Friday: 10 – 6pm
Sat: 1 – 4pm
Sun: Closed
If you would like any further information please contact Jerome or Mary at 00353 ...
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DONE TO A DEAD END & THE DEAD OR ALIVE SALE
[ March 13, 2010; ] DONE TO A DEAD END & THE DEAD OR ALIVE SALE by Giles Bailey and Martijn in’t Veld (An Excerpt) onethousandandonenights.info SD&G Saturday 7-10pm ... Full Story »Why we need a ministry of joined-up thinking
‘With a Cabinet reshuffle and a realignment of departments on the cards, GRAINNE MILLAR argues that this is the ideal time to review how Ireland organises creative resources.
AS THE world economy continues its inexorable shift to becoming knowledge-based, we have many competitive advantages,” wrote Dermot Desmond in this newspaper last December. “The combination of our ...
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ArtDigest is back!
Greetings all!
Just a quick note to let you know that the ArtDigest page is back online.
Apologies for the disruption in service. We have recently migrated the ArtDigest from a 3rd party service to our own hand-coded effort – it took a while to code and test as we do this for free .
We may ...
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The march issue of the mutation arts and culture blog is online now
The March of The Mutation Irish arts and culture blog is out now so check it out The mutation arts and culture blog is produced by mutant space arts resource and publishes a range of articles and essays on everything from music to poetry, audio stories to performance art, food to literature, ... Full Story »Vivienne Martin selected for the One Year On Exhibition
Textiles Designer Vivienne Martin has been selected as one of the participants in the One Year On event that is part of the New Designers Exhibition in London. New Designers & One Year On has been running for the past 11 years and each year up to 50 designer makers who are either within one ...
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Books in the age of the iPad
‘As the publishing industry wobbles and Kindle sales jump, book romanticists cry themselves to sleep. But really, what are we shedding tears over? We’re losing the throwaway paperback. The airport paperback. The beachside paperback.
We’re losing the dredge of the publishing world: disposable books.’
Great article on the future of books and the coming of graphically rich ...
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Monster Truck Mini Trunk Call for Submissions
Monster Truck Gallery is looking for submissions for a project of minute proportions. Following the curious appearance of a miniature gallery within the gallery, Monster Truck are currently constructing at a scale of 1:20.
Submissions to exhibit in the miniature gallery should include text – artist statement, cv/bio, and statement of intent (no ...
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Mick O’Dea – Black And Tan
[ March 11, 2010 6:00 pm to April 3, 2010 6:00 pm. ] Reception 6-8pm Thursday 11 March
Exhibition runs 11 March – 3 April 2010
This exhibition is a remarkable departure for Mick O’Dea and yet it is also a journey all the way back to his childhood home in Ennis, where, as a boy he played toy soldiers in the family bar in the unlikely shared company of ...
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The Class of the New
While looking for my copy of Richard Barbrook’s ‘The Class of the New’ today, I remembered that the publishers ‘OpenMute’, made it available for free to download as a .pdf, so I had a look to see if it’s still available and found that it is (here).
‘In this short book, Richard Barbrook presents a collection ...
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