Lois Weinberger’s 2002 solo exhibition in Gallery 1 explored urban ecology and nature’s continuous adaptation to human presence and disturbance of the land. His use of wasteland plants and weeds in his installations draws attention to peripheral and overlooked areas.
Invasion comprises a large number of tree fungi, which appear to grow directly out of the Gallery wall. It is a quietly disturbing and melancholy reflection on passing time and decay.
The Douglas Hyde is delighted to present the first institutional exhibition in Ireland by renowned artist Uri Aran. Titled Take This Dog for Example, Aran’s exhibition presents new and ongoing works layered throughout the space of Gallery 1. Uri Aran has a decidedly unfixed relationship to media and materials, combining aspects of sculpture, video, painting, […]
Acknowledging the crucial role artists play in influencing and shaping other artistic practices, ‘The Artist’s Eye’ series asks those exhibiting in Gallery 1 to invite an artist of influence to present work in Gallery 2. In this instalment, Uri Aran has invited longtime friend and collaborator Josh Tonsfeldt. Josh Tonsfeldt’s practice is rooted in everyday life and […]
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