Gallery & Studio Exhibitions > 2012

06 december 2012 - 24 January 2013

Winter Exhibition 2012 & Sponsors' Portfolio 2013 Launch Come into our gallery in Temple Bar for our annual Winter Exhibition. The gallery is filled with framed works by our studio members and gallery artists that can be taken home with you on purchase. Also our 2013 Sponsors' Portfolio is on display and available for purchase. » VIEW EXHIBITION PRINTS

01 December 2012 10am - 6pm

Sketchbooks Join us for SKETCHBOOKS, our one-day exhibition fundraiser on Saturday 1 December 2012. Buy a page from an artist's sketchbook, all one price of €50, in this unique exhibition of informal and intimate work. Click here to view the names of the artists involved.

08 November 2012 - 29 November 2012

New Works by Lina Nordenström & Lars Nyberg This two-person exhibition will showcase Lina Nordenström's artist books and delicate relief prints alongside Lars Nyberg's wonderful drypoints. » VIEW EXHIBITION PRINTS

11 October 2012 - 03 November 2012

New Works by Visiting Artists Michael Canning, Ethan Murrow, Gwen O'Dowd, Barbara Rae, & Donald Teskey. We are very excited to be showcasing these new works by such a fantastic group of artists. » VIEW EXHIBITION PRINTS

09 September 2012 - 29 September 2012

An Elsewhere Place - Niamh Flanagan & New Works - Paul Furneaux Two Person Exhibition contains etchings, photographs and writings by artist Niamh Flanagan and Mokuhanga and Etchings by artist Paul Furneaux. » VIEW EXHIBITION PRINTS

26 July 2012 - 25 August 2012

Dante Alighieri - Inferno A suite of 34 lithographs by Liam Ó Broin 'Dante's is a visual imagination' - T.S. Eliot The enduring power of Dante's imagination in his masterpiece 'The Divine Comedy' has inspired artists from the Middle Ages to the present. On reading this literary epic, the artist Liam Ó Broin began three years ago the daunting challenge to create 34 coloured lithographs in response to each canto of Inferno. » VIEW EXHIBITION PRINTS

05 June 2012 - 14 July 2012

Summer Show Studio Members & Gallery Artists Our annual summer exhibition takes place once again this year, showcasing new fresh work from studio members and gallery artists. This year, there is a fine representation of work by artists from both sides of the borders and the exhibition showcases a diverse range of printmaking techniques; etching, linocut, dry point, carborundum, lithography and mezzotint. This show will display over 80 framed prints and include works of various sizes at affordable prices. » VIEW EXHIBITION PRINTS

03 May 2012 - 26 May 2012

Ruth O'Donnell Lines of Descent In this new body of work the artist Ruth O'Donnell juxtaposes images of fragile objects and the iconic beauty of the peacock motif. 'As time changes what endures?' poses the artist as she explores the meaning of immutable beauty through the image of the peacock and the mutable fragility of small delicate objects. » View exhibit prints » View Ruth O'Donnell's Biog

05 April 2012 - 28 April 2012

Joe Ryan - Ultra Vires Tracy Sweeney - New Works This two person exhibition features the work of Joe Ryan & Tracy Sweeney. Ryan's work is inspired by the theories of Jeremy Bentham's Panopticon and Michel Foucault's institutions and heterotopias. Tracy Sweeney's work stems from days and months of traversing the city of Stockholm. Lost in the city's stations of clinical muted greens, tiled blue tube tunnels and warning signs. » View exhibit prints » View Joe Ryan's Biog » View Tracey Sweeney's Biog

01 March 2012 - 24 March 2012

The Hy-Brasil Expedition 2012 John Behan, Clare Henderson & James McCreary Artists John Behan, Clare Henderson and James McCreary take the poem 'Hy-Braisail - The Isle of the Blest' by Gerard Griffin (1803-1840) based on the phantom island lying off the West coast of Ireland as inspiration for this three-person exhibition. » View exhibit prints

09 February 2012 - 24 February 2012

Sponsors' Portfolio Exhibition - 50 Years 1962 - 2012 "There is something of common race instinct in the work of all original Irish writers of to-day and, it can hardly be absent in their sister art". Sir Hugh Lane (1875 - 1915) » View exhibit prints » View Portfolio page