Signals in the Dark Opening
Director/Curator Seamus Kealy, Development Manager Aoife Flynn, Chair Bernadette O’Shea and Rolf Stehle- Director of the Goethe Institut Irland Signals in the Dark: Art in the Shadow of War opened on Saturday evening (the 14th March) and the opening went beautifully. A big thank you to everyone who came out,
Because there was and there wasn’t a city of Baghdad
The Jamelie Hassan piece for Signals is up in Sligo. The Billboard is beside the Adelaide Street Entrance of the Dunnes Stores Car Park is definitely best viewed in person. Let us know what you think. Read an interview with Jamelie where she talks about the Billboard work> See an
Watch that space
We’re deep in pre-production mode for our upcoming exhibition Signals in the Dark: Art in the Shadow of War (which opens this coming Saturday 14th March in Sligo) and not only is it a new show but we’re opening in a new space in Castle Street in Sligo. Our Model
How did Andy Warhol do it?
Wolf on Arm How did Andy Warhol do it? The Factory idea of multi-disciplinary collaboration is an inspiring one, and Wolf an arm has set out from the start to emulate it, in its own more modest way. The challenge for me is developing a consistent body of work while
Circa Salon- updated
Circa Magazine is launching a new series of Salon evenings to coincide with each issue launch. A great idea if you don’t mind the 10e ticket price and the promise of like minded souls for conversation and entertainment with DJ Aidan Kelly on the decks is very promising. The first
Wolfe Tone Pharmacy is no more…
Andy Parsons writes…. The old Wolfe Tone Pharmacy which I have re-named Wolf on Arm, will be my new studio over the next couple of months, it will also be the new base for the Model Niland Gallery’s youth arts project young model. Combining a working studio with an education