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~18 Mar
From Highwood to Home
From Highwood to Home
Presents the works of contemporary Irish artists in a significant private collection of Irish art
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VENUE: Lewis Glucksman Gallery, UCC.
~18 Mar
Out Of The Dark Room
This exhibition presents a selection of works from the distinguished photography collection of Dr. David Kronn, an Irish-born American medical geneticist who lives and works in the USA.
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VENUE: Lewis Glucksman Gallery, UCC.
~ 4 Feb
Insights
An exhibition by Gabi Beuchert.
TIME: 6pm-8pm.
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VENUE: Cork School of Music, Union Quay.
~25 Feb
The Forest
This educational exhibition of posters by the Good Planet highlights the importance of forests to the environment.
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VENUE: Alliance Francaise de Cork gallery, 36 Mary Street.
~11 Feb
Student Of The Year
An exhibition of work by the recipients of the 2011 Cork Arts Society Student of the Year Award, Sinéad Fagan & Raphael Llewellyn.
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VENUE: The Lavit Gallery, 5 Fr. Mathew Street.
~28th Feb
Exhibition
A new art gallery, The Front Room Art Gallery has opened in Monkstown, showcasing internationally acclaimed artists, some for the first time, in Cork.
The current exhibition includes a collection of recent paintings by Felim Egan, Michael Flaherty, John Jermyn, Neal Greig, Ian Humphreys, Eileen Ferguson, Ludmilla Korol, John Simpson, Roser Perez, Brigid Shelly and sculpture by Mick Wilkins.
The Gallery shall also hold exhibitions featuring the works of local artists and alternative cultural events throughout the year.
Tuesday to Saturday 11.00am – 6.00pm. Sunday 11.00am – 3.00pm.
All are most welcome.
TIME: see details
TICKETS:
BOOKING/INFO: Tel: 087 8265965 or 086 848751
VENUE: The Front Room Art Gallery, Monkstown, Cork.
~18 Mar
Out Of The Dark Room
This exhibition presents a selection of works from the distinguished photography collection of Dr. David Kronn, an Irish-born American medical geneticist who lives and works in the USA.
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BOOKING/INFO:
VENUE: Lewis Glucksman Gallery, UCC.
6 Feb~7 Apr
A Question of Attribution:
The Arcadian Landscapes of Nathaniel Grogan and John Butts
In the eighteenth century there was a thriving art scene in Cork, led by painters such as John Butts, James Barry and Nathaniel Grogan. Butts and Grogan both lived and worked in the city and their paintings are a wonderful record of fairs and festivals, architecture and social life. Step back into the world of eighteenth century Cork at this wonderful exhibition at the Crawford Art Gallery, that brings together work by Grogan and Butts for the first time in many years.
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VENUE: Crawford Art Gallery, Emmet Place
1~28 Feb
Solo Exhibition ~ JG O'Donoghues
JG O'Donoghues work is inspired by the heritage, culture and history of this island, from Megalithic landscapes to Ogham Trees to the Irish language all in his distinctive style of pen and ink illustration and coloured ink paintings.
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BOOKING/INFO: www.jgodonoghue.com
VENUE: Cork Coffee Roasters, Bridge Street.
3~23 Feb
CSN - Mind's Eye
Showcasing the emerging artists, designers and musicians from CSN's 2011 graduating classes.
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VENUE: Cork Vision Centre @ St. Peter’s, North Main Street.
28 Feb~27Mar
Cork Camera Group
The photographic skills of the Cork Camera Group are illustrated through a series of evoctaive and striking images in the Group's annual exhibition.
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VENUE: Cork Vision Centre @ St. Peter’s, North Main Street.
ONGOING EVENTS
Ongoing
Father Browne Titanic Exhibition
A special exhibition at Cobh Heritage Centre commemorates Cork-born Fr. Frank Browne who travelled on the ill-fated Titanic from Southampton to Queenstown (Cobh). Frank Browne was a keen photographer and recorded many images of the new ship. He was one of seven passengers who left the Titanic when she called to Queenstown on 11 April 1912 to collect 123 people from the busy emigrant port. On 15 April the Titanic sank with the loss of over 1,500 lives.
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BOOKING/INFO: Web: www.cobhheritage.com/father-browne-exhibition.html
VENUE: Well Within, Thompson House, Mac Curtain Street, Cork City
From 23 Feb
Thursday Club in the Crawford Art Gallery
Our experienced guides and artist will examine key works of art in the gallery. Each session consists of a focused tour, time for tea, scone and a chat in the gallery library and a hands-on session (all materials supplied). These sessions are for adults.
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TICKETS: €35 for 10 week (all materials supplied)
BOOKING/INFO: Booking is essential. Contact: Tel: 0214907862; Email: emmaklemencic@crawfordartgallery.ie; Web: www.crawfordartgallery.ie.
VENUE: Crawford Art Gallery, Emmet Place.
Ongoing
Art and Patronage in 18th Century Cork
The Cooper Penrose Collection. This collection of 18th century Irish
portraits, landscape paintings, furniture and fine art objects will be
placed on permanent exhibition in two 18th century rooms, on the first
floor of the Gallery.
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BOOKING/INFO:
VENUE: Crawford Art Gallery, Emmet Place.
Thursday & Saturdays
Gallery Tours
The Crawford Gallery is offering free guided tours of its temporary
exhibitions and permanent collection on Thursday evenings at 6.30pm
and Saturdays at 2.30pm. Meeting point at the gallery bookshop by the
entrance.
As part of Bealtaine, a nationwide celebration of creativity in older
age, each week, Crawford's experienced guide Eilis Ni Longaigh and
artist Julie Forrester will examine key works of art, creating entry
points for participants. The sessions take place every Tuesday for
the month of May from 2- 4 pm; the meeting point is the gallery
foyer, by the bookshop. Places are limited and pre-booking is
essential. A contribution of eu3 per participant for the tea/scone is
requested Crawford Art Gallery, Emmet Place.
TIME: Thursday evenings at 6.30pm and Saturdays at 2:30pm.
TICKETS:
BOOKING/INFO: Anne boddaert. Tel: 021 4907857. Email: anneboddaert@eircom.net
VENUE: Crawford Art Gallery, Emmet Place.
Ongoing
'What We Call a Cork Story'
'What we call... a Cork story' is a sound/video installation based on
the recorings of stories of growing up around Shandon in the 1930's and
40's. Irreversible change, ageing, loss, happiness and life cycles are
the pervading themes of this installation which invites Cork people to
visit a forgotten past in an often-overlooked landmark. Open 9am-5pm,
Mon to Sat.
TICKETS:
BOOKING/INFO:
VENUE: Shandon Bells (St. Anne's Church), Shandon.
Ongoing
Cork Printmakers
Print showroom & gallery. Open Monday to Friday, 9.30am - 5.30pm.
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VENUE: Printmakers, Wandesford Quay, Clarkes Bridge.
Ongoing
2020 Art Gallery
Our vibrant selection of affordable paintings, sculpture & ceramics
is guaranteed to inspire and tempt all art lovers, the perfect place to
invest in a treat for yourself or someone special.
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BOOKING/INFO: Tel: 021 4391458, Email: 2020artgallery@gmail.com. Visit: www.2020artgallery.com for full details.
VENUE: 2020 Art Gallery, Griffith House, North Mall, Cork.
Ongoing
Exhibitions
Featuring monthly exhibitions from local fresh-faced artists.
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BOOKING/INFO:
VENUE: Utopianation 86 Barrack Street.
95ft mural at Cork's Mutton Lane
Anthony Ruby was born in Cork City, Ireland in 1977. He studied Fine
Art at the Crawford College of Art and Design (Cork) and completed his
BA in 1999.
He is a figurative painter. His influences include painters such as
Otto Dix and Max Beckmann, Goya and the Mexican muralists Diego Rivera
and Jose Clement Orozco.
He has exhibited in various venues in Ireland. His work hangs in
various private collections and in the permanent collections of UCC,
CIT and Cork County Council. You can check his website below, as new
works are frequently added.
TICKETS:
BOOKING/INFO: www.anthonyruby.com
VENUE: Mutton Lane, (off Patrick Street).
Exhibitions
Showcasing work by emerging and established national and
international artists across all manners of artistic production.
Artists include John Adams, Tom Campbell, Nell Collins, Eileen
McGoldrick, Robert Lee and Charlie Mahon.
BOOKING/INFO:
VENUE: Fellini Gallery, 4 Carey's Lane
The Queenstown Story
Emigration, Famine and Maritime History Multimedia Exhibition.
VENUE: Cobh Heritage Centre Cobh.
Permanent Collection
Irish and international work from 17th Century to present. Main Galleries.
BOOKING/INFO: Email: crawfordinfo@eircom.net Web: www.crawfordartgallery.com.
VENUE: Crawford Municipal Art Gallery, Emmet Place.
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