Exhibition News - Ireland

[hughitb]

Thanks all. It's probably remiss of me not to mention the fact that this exhibition is but one small part of the giant PhotoIreland festival taking place at numerous venues around the city from tomorrow .. full details here:

http://www.photoireland.org/

 

[monosnaps]

Hugh, Hope to get in and see it along with some of the other exhibitions.

 

[Vincent Brady]

That's great Hugh, best of luck with it.
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Vincent

 

[Vincent Brady]

PHOTO2011

The exhibition of the Dublin Camera Club is on now at the Dublin City Library, 138-144 Pearse Street, Dublin 2.

Exhibition is open to the public from 10am until 26th July.

This is the 64th exhibition of the club since 1947 and has over 260 images on display.

 

[hughitb]

I am sure most people here are aware of the Photo Ireland events going on the moment but of particular interest to apuggers might be the Out Of The Darkroom exhibition that has just opened at IMMA. It's a private collection being donated to IMMA by a guy called David Cronn. He has been collecting photography for a long time now and I have to say it's absolutely awesome. Mostly consists of darkroom prints, some big names (Irving Penn, Herb Ritts, Adams, Mapplethorpe, Harry Callahan and more), lots of lesser known names too. Portraiture and plenty of (often semi-abstract) landscape. It's stunning ....

 

[thefizz]

Sounds great Hugh. Thanks for letting us know.

 

[MOPS]

OUT OF THE DARKROOM EXHIBITION IMMA.

Yes Hugh, I have had a quick look round the exhibition at IMMA. Some very good stuff on view there, worth a visit for anyone passing by. I work down the road from IMMA so have opportunity to go back several times!!.....Brian

 

[Vincent Brady]

OUT OF THE DARKROOM EXHIBITION IMMA.

Yes Hugh, I have had a quick look round the exhibition at IMMA. Some very good stuff on view there, worth a visit for anyone passing by. I work down the road from IMMA so have opportunity to go back several times!!.....Brian

I was at a talk there on Saturday called 'What is Photography' which was very enjoyable.

 

[Searcher]

Michael Kenna in Dublin

http://www.michaelkenna.net/index2.php

http://www.molesworthgallery.com/exhibitions/index.html

Folks,

- Michael Kenna's first Exhibition in Ireland is currently showing at above, along with some iconic 20th century prints.

 

[Rafal Lukawiecki]

Gerry, could you post info on where and when will your exhibition take place in Dublin? I would like to see it.

 

[Vincent Brady]

Gerry Dwyer is holding an exhibition of new work called "Dublin's Seascape" from 2pm on Saturday 1 December to Friday 7 December at the Gallery, Baldoyle Library, Strand Road, Baldoyle, Dublin 13. The gallery is a short walk along Baldoyle Estuary from Sutton Dart Station, and is open late Mondays to Thursdays.
The exhibition also marks the launch of Gerry's new website http://irelandswildlandscape.com

 

[Vincent Brady]

SHAPED BY HISTORY

“Shaped by History” Exhibition by Gerry Andrews FIPF
Date: Thursday 7th August, 6.00pm until January 2015
Venue: The National Photographic Archive, Meeting House Square, Temple Bar
“Shaped by History” has already been exhibited in the Hunt Museum Limerick, and, on a smaller scale, in DCC’s Eddie Chandler Gallery. Come along for a preview of what promises to be the biggest and best display of Gerry’s gritty black and white documentary project on Limerick’s Milk Market area in the 1970’s.
This is a most extraordinary exhibition of people around the Milk Market in Limerick. It was shot with a 35 mm camera but some of the work has been blown up to huge sizes by 360 DPI to give stunning images. Give your mind and eyes a treat by visiting this exhibition, I gather there is also a book on sale containing many of the images.