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Richard Tuttle: Triumphs
19 November 2010
- 10 April 2011
Richard Tuttle: Triumphs at Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane is a site specific exhibition and collaboration with the artist. Responding to the
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The Golden Bough: Gavin Murphy: Remember
04 November 2010
- 16 January 2011
Curated by Michael Dempsey
“Against our real world, which by its very nature is fleeting
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The Golden Bough: Ronnie Hughes: Hybrid Cabinet
05 August 2010
- 25 October 2010
Curated by Michael Dempsey
The motives behind the Golden Bough myth have operated widely, perhaps universally, in human society, producing in
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Sir John Lavery: Passion and Politics
15 July 2010
- 31 October 2010
Curated by Sinéad McCoole
Assisted by Michael Dempsey
Sir John Lavery was one of the most famous celebrity portrait painters at the turn of
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Chris Doris: 10 Poets Observe in Silence
22 May 2010
For One Working Day : Saturday 22nd May 10-5pm. Break 1-2pm
The two-fold life of mankind sees us struggling in the concrete and reflecting in the
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The Golden Bough: Niamh McCann: Tiltshift
30 April 2010
- 18 July 2010
Curated by Michael Dempsey
The collective memory and its bearing on the construction of visual historical narratives are at the fore of the Niamh Mc
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Ellsworth Kelly: Drawings 1954-62
17 March 2010
- 20 June 2010
In 2006 Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane acquired Black Relief over Yellow and Orange by American artist Ellsworth Kelly. It is a perfect example of
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The Golden Bough: Katie Holten
28 January 2010
- 02 April 2010
Katie Holten combines drawing, sculpture and text for her Golden Bough installation sited in gallery 8 at Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane. This new work
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Francis Bacon: A Terrible Beauty
28 October 2009
- 07 March 2010
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 Golden Bough: Corban Walker
30 September 2009
- 17 January 2010
Corban Walker has gained recognition for his installations, sculptures, and drawings that relate to perceptions of scale and architectural constructs.
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