Elizabeth Price

Price is one of the most exciting and innovative artists working in the UK today and this exhibition marks her first solo show in Ireland. Price creates immersive and compelling video installations that incorporate digital moving image, text and music. They draw upon archives of film, photography and physical collections

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Jack B Yeats - Lives

Jack B Yeats; Lives

This exhibition will enable audiences to trace the development of key characters in Jack Butler Yeats’ work, through an exploration of his illustrations, pencil sketches, watercolours and the iconic oil paintings of his later mature period. In a practice that spanned seven decades and displayed a wide variety of styles,

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Liminal Spaces

Liminal Spaces

Artists: Felicity Clear, Michele Horrigan, Maurice O’Connell, Andy Parsons, Clea van der Grijn, Corban Walker The Model in collaboration with the Sligo IT is pleased to present Liminal Spaces. This ambitious exhibition represents a year-long collaboration between architects, artists, scholars and institutions in reimagining the potential of the North West

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Psychic Lighthouse

Psychic Lighthouse

Artists: Clodagh Emoe, Joachim Koester, Maria Loboda, Goshka Macuga, Susan MacWilliam, Deirdre McKenna, Stephen Rennicks Curated by Emer McGarry On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of WB Yeats, The Model is delighted to present Psychic Lighthouse, an exhibition that takes his interest in the practice of magic and the

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Bureau of Radical Accessibility

Building on our dynamic new vision, the Bureau of Radical Accessibility (B.R.A.) is a site-specific intervention in The Model foyer area. Staffed by Model employees and artists-in-residence, the B.R.A. is set up in direct defiance to the closed-off office spaces in order to meet, hold discussions and conduct interviews with

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Mark Clare - I Believe in You

Mark Clare: I Believe In You

The Model is thrilled to present a major solo exhibition of Dublin-based artist Mark Clare. The exhibition, I Believe in You, offers new insights into the work of Clare, who, in his role as a creative public agent, seeks to engage with and highlight unresolved incongruities within our societies, placing

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