Nearly two weeks ago, I performed some trilingual poems at Art & the Outdoors, hoping to connect us all.
#poetry #trilingual #PoetryIreland #HughLaneGallery
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Detail from Harry Clarke's the Eve of St. Agnes, Hugh Lane Gallery, Dublin, Ireland #harryclarke #hughlanegallery #johnkeats #eveofstagnes
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LYCS has a rich history in community arts, offering a visual voice to local issues through a variety of arts programmes. Our #AdultEd artists visited the #HughLaneGallery to view the tapestry work of #AilbheNíBhriain to gain inspiration for their projects at #LYCS. @pobal.ie @irishaid.bsky.social
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Well, I shared a lift with Mainie Jellett this week and I'm still buzzing.
#HughLaneGallery #Irish #Art #writersbreak #Dublin #Spéirgorm
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Well worth a visit. I've been twice and will go again but he is my favourite painter ever.
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The amazing, relocated Francis Bacon art studio on permanent display in the #HughLaneGallery in Dublin.
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A modern painting depicting a partially constructed building with cranes, set against a cloudy sky. The artwork features abstract elements, with drips of paint and a muted colour palette.
A large blue painting depicts a figure submerged in deep blue tones, hanging on a white wall in a gallery setting. The gallery features wooden flooring and architectural elements, with visitors visible in the background.
Brian Maguire opening at the Hugh Lane Dublin City Gallery tonight. #BrianMaguire #HughLaneGallery #IrishArt
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Charlemont House, home to the Hugh Lane Gallery, Parnell Square, Dublin, Ireland. 1966. The National Library of Ireland. No known copyright restrictions.
#CharlemontHouse #HughLaneGallery #ParnellSquare #Dublin #Ireland #20thCentury #History
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Gallery citation: There Is No Night is a fine example of his later style, with its expressive handling of the paint, applied both with the brush and directly from the tube. Yeats has placed a rising man and a galloping white horse in a mystical landscape. The title is taken from the Book of Revelation in the New Testament.
Jack B Yeats (1871-1957) There is No Night 1949
Oil on canvas, 102 x 153 cm
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The depth, the drama, the scope and colours.
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Gallery citation (extract): With the receding tide, the river is at its lowest ebb, but there is still a boat afloat. Yeats was fascinated by tides and noted the state of the water in the titles of his early landscapes. In his later pictures, the sea and river attained metaphorical associations. Here, Yeats suggests that low tide is a time for contemplation and resuscitation before the tide turns again.
Jack B Yeats (1871-1957) Low Tide 1935, so much in this painting.
Oil on canvas, 58.4 x 66 cm
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Low Tide is a view of the Lee River in Cork, where the quay meets Shandon Street
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