Gallery & Studio Exhibitions > 2006

02 November 2006 - 25 November 2006

'New Woodcuts & Etchings' - Tom Phelan "And that inverted bowl we call the Sky, Whereunder crawling coopt we live and die, Lift not thy hand to it for help-for it Rolls impotently on as thou or I" - Omar Khayyam » View Exhibit Prints » View Artist's Profile

05 October 2006 - 28 October 2006

Visiting Artists 2006 The Visiting Artists programme, operated by the Graphic Studio Dublin workshop, has made one of the most important contributions to the development of Irish printmaking over the last 10 years. » View Exhibit Prints

07 September 2006 - 30 September 2006

Micheal Farrell & Contemporaries from A Fleur de Pierre Studio Paris An exhibition of lithographic prints from the collection of A Fleur de Pierre Atelier of Jacques de Champfleury in Paris to be hosted at Graphic Studio Gallery, Dublin. Curated by Richard Gorman » View Exhibit Prints

09 August 2006 - 02 September 2006

The Old Print Shop New York Graphic Studio Gallery presents 40 New York artists                                                    » View Exhibit Prints

04 May 2006 - 02 June 2006

'Insideout' - Elaine Leader, Anthony Lyttle & Colin Martin The three printmakers, Elaine Leader, Anthony Lyttle and Colin Martin in this exhibition take different approaches to exploring the manifestation of internal states. » View Exhibit Prints » View Elaine Leader's Profile » View Anthony Lyttle's Profile » View Colin Martin's Profile

06 April 2006 - 29 April 2006

'Hanga' - Etchings by Yoko Hara & Takahiko Hayashi Yoko Hara was born in Japan in 1968. She is an exciting young artist who received her Masters degree in painting and printmaking from Musashino Art University, outside Tokyo. Takahiko Hayashi was born in 1961, in Japan. Hayashi received a BFA from Musashino Art University and an MFA in printmaking from the National University of Fine Arts and Music in Tokyo. » View Exhibit Prints » View Yoko Hara's Profile » View Takahiko Hayashi's Profile

09 March 2006 - 01 April 2006

'Mappa Mundi' - New Topographical Etchings by Brian Lalor Mappa Mundi is taken from a great medieval map of the known world, created in Britain in the thirteenth century, in part geographic and in part a work of the imagination. This, to some degree, reflects Lalors approach to landscape, a combination of the factual and the interpretative. » View Exhibit Prints » View Artist's Profile

02 February 2006 - 26 February 2006

'Flowers Absence and Loss' - Nigel Rolfe Limited Edition Digital Prints This set of prints is a recent development taken from various past projects where flowers are used as a basis for memory or loss. They are momento mori, memories for dearly departed, for the loss of children and other personal relationships, and as memorials for public political crimes. » View Exhibit Prints » View Artist's Profile