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Isabel Nolan
Calling on Gravity

As part of our monthly From the Archive Project, we would like to thank one of the participants from our TY Project for contributing to the series. They requested that we look back at the 2017 exhibition Calling on Gravity by Isabel Nolan. In response, we have updated this page with installation images and images […]

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Elisabeth Subrin
In conversation with Georgina Jackson

To coincide with our latest iteration of our screening series, the Douglas Hyde is very pleased to announce an in-conversation event. Our Director, Dr Georgina Jackson will talk to artist and filmmaker Elisabeth Subrin about the making of ‘Shulie’, as well as giving an insight into Subrin’s forthcoming film and book project about the late […]

A photograph of curtain of ten lines of light bulbs hanging near the wall and sprawled out on the gallery floor.
Félix González-Torres
Félix González-Torres

This month as part of our From the Archive Project, we would like to thank Carlos Palacios for contributing to the series. He wanted to look back at the exhibition by Félix González-Torres, which took place in 1999. In response, we have created this page compiling some images of the installation, and list of the […]

Gabriel Orozco
The Weight of the Sun

This month as part of our From the Archive Project, we would like to thank Kathleen Fitzpatrick for contributing to the series. Kathleen wanted to look back at the exhibition by Gabriel Orozco, The Weight of the Sun, which took place in 2003. In response, we have created this page to include installation images and […]

Yuri Pattison
In conversation with Georgina Jackson

Yuri Pattison is considered to be one of the most influential young artists addressing the impact of digital technology on both infrastructure and everyday life. Pattison works across video, sculpture and online platforms to explore the political, material and social consequences of the rapid development of technology. His works move across platforms and materialities, connecting […]

Gabriel Kuri
In conversation with Georgina Jackson

Working across sculpture, collage, installation and other media, Mexican-born, Brussels-based artist Gabriel Kuri is fascinated by the logic of everyday objects and resources. Often using repurposed materials – natural, industrial and otherwise – he links questions of form with how we value, circulate and assign function. Playing with the principles of minimalism and the history […]

A photograph of a series of newspaper sheets with black painted marks on them, hung on the left and back wall. There is a tall plinth with dark smudges and a small pink and white bowl-like sculpture on top.
Dr. Jill Unkel
Devotion: Books of hours and Kirsten Pieroth

We are delighted to share this article by Dr Jill Unkel, Curator of Western Collections at the Chester Beaty Library, in which she considers the tradition of books of hours and their influence on the Kristen Pieroth‘s work.

Kalachakra Sand Mandala

This month as part of our Your Gallery 3 series we would like to thank artist @nerosunero and the individual(s) behind the twitter account @coffeedoq for contributing to the series. Both wanted to look back at the exhibition Kalachakra Sand Mandala, which took place in 1994. In response, we have created this page compiling a […]

Francesca Woodman
Francesca Woodman

This month as part of the Your Gallery 3 series, we would like to thank writer and curator Pádraic E. Moore for contributing to the series via Twitter, suggesting that we look back at the 2001 exhibition of photographs by the artist Francesca Woodman (1958-1981). One of the nine iterations of the exhibition curated by […]