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Masterpiece: Ireland's Favourite Painting
01 May 2012
- 24 May 2012
Over the last few months, RTÉ, Mike Murphy and Yellow Asylum Films have been visiting public galleries and public collections to get to know the many
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The Visitor by Willie Doherty
09 March 2011
Gallery Eleven: Screening Room
Following on from the screening of Michael Hamburger by Tacita Dean, the Galley continues to
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Francis Bacon: Art Books
01 February 2011
- 24 April 2011
Over 470 books were found in Francis Bacon’s studio on subjects drawn from medicine, wildlife, cinema, literature and sport, among other subjects. Bacon
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Permanent Collection
05 January 2011
- 28 January 2011
As a result of an ongoing collaboration with Sean Scully, who like Francis Bacon was born in Dublin, the gallery is honoured to be the recipient of a gift
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Francis Bacon and Bullfighting
21 September 2010
During his visits to the South of France and to Spain, Francis Bacon would have had the opportunity of encountering the bullfight first hand. A
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Michael Hamburger by Tacita Dean
22 April 2010
Screening times: 11.00am and 3pm Tuesday - Saturday; Sunday 3pm Commissioned to make a work in relation to the writer W.G. Sebald, Dean took as her
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The Collection Revealed: The Perceptive Eye - Artists Observing Artists
13 April 2010
Curated by Jessica O'Donnell, Head of Collections
The Collection Revealed is an innovative new series begun in 2009 which encourages appreciation
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Francis Bacon and Street Life
16 March 2010
Pavements, gutters, streets and motor cards occur frequently in Bacon's work and are depicted with convincing realism. Francis Bacon's interest in
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Francis Bacon: A Terrible Beauty
28 October 2009
Francis Bacon: A Terrible Beauty celebrates the centenary of Francis Bacon's birth in 63, Lower Baggot Street, Dublin. This exhibition comprising
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The Collection Revealed: Cubism
11 June 2009
11 June - 20 September 2009
Curated by Jessica O'Donnell
In the second of The Collection Revealed series, the Cubist-inspired
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