W.B. Yeats Reading In The Garden at Bedford Park by John Butler Yeats (1839 – 1922)

Yeats; Portrait of a Family

This exhibition presents an intimate look at the Yeats Family through the portraits of John Butler Yeats and a selection of other artists. The show features a considerable body of work newly added to The Niland Collection from the recent Yeats Family sale at Sotheby’s and includes John Butler Yeats’

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Home, A Film Poem By Enda Wyley And Anita Groener

Home

A collaborative project by poet Enda Wyley and visual artist Anita Groener, this film-poem interprets tales of home and belonging, rooted in community conversations. Home is a Bealtaine Festival commission supported by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council. Opening with visual artist Anita Groener and poet Enda Wyley.

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Armin Linke Ghazi Barotha, hydroelectric scheme, workers praying, Hattian Pakistan 1999 Photo: Armin Linke Copyright: Armin Linke

Future Perfect

Nairy Baghramian, Kerstin Brätsch, Mariana Castillo Deball, Cyprien Gaillard, Dani Gal, Annette Kelm, Jutta Koether, Armin Linke, Antje Majewski, Henrik Olesen, Yorgos Sapountzis, Nora Schultz, Nasan Tur, Danh Vo, Clemens von Wedemeyer. The exhibition FUTURE PERFECT Contemporary Art from Germany includes films, photographs, sculptures, objects, painting, and collages by sixteen

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Louis Le Brocquy (The Táin) Mare And Foals

Louis le Brocquy: The Tain

On the occasion of Lorcán MacMathúna’s multi-disciplinary performance The Tain, The Model will present a selection of original illustrations created by Le Brocquy for Thomas Kinsella’s seminal 1969 translation of the great Irish epic, the Táin Bó Cúailnge.

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Peter Wächtler, Far Out (2016). Installation view, Chisenhale Gallery, 2016. Commissioned and produced by Chisenhale Gallery. Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Andy Keate.

Peter Wächtler; Far Out

Far Out, 2016 is a four-minute, hand-painted animation by the German artist Peter Wächtler, in which a solitary figure in a top hat and tails walks towards, but never reaches, a mountaintop castle. The film, which is accompanied by a soundtrack written and performed by the artist, uses rhythm and repetition to create a compelling, humourous and discomfiting viewing experience.

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Martin Creed: Work No. 1701, You Return, 2013.

Martin Creed

The Model presents three films by Turner Prize winning artist Martin Creed. The screening programme is anchored by Work No. 1701, You Return, 2013, in which people with varying degrees of mobility cross a street, to the sound-track of Creed’s original song You Return. The song length film reflects on ideas of mobility, persistence and fortitude. Work No. 2533,

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