Susan Hiller
This summer The Model presents Susan Hiller’s first comprehensive Irish solo exhibition. Hiller is a highly influential artist and has created an outstanding and diverse body of work over the last 40 years. Often inspired by postcards, place-names, automatic writing and newspaper articles, Hiller probes questions of memory, loss, the
Things go Dark
Fiona Burke, Michael Canning, David Godbold, Conor Kelly, Elizabeth Magill, Eoin McHugh, Stephen McKenna, Alison Pilkington, Jennifer Trouton. Things go Dark presents a visual exploration of the principles of aestheticism through the work of nine contemporary Irish artists. The paintings in this exhibition lure the viewer into a world of
Practice
Practice is a national touring exhibition of work by artists and children, created through joint processes of exploration and enquiry. Practice presents a range of projects by artists Helen Barry, Ann Donnelly, Naomi Draper, Maree Hensey, Fiona Kelleher, Christine Mackey, and Ann Henderson, with live video streaming from her studio
Mark Garry: A Winter Light
The Model is pleased to present A Winter Light, Mark Garry’s most ambitious solo exhibition to date, opening at The Model, Sligo, this February. Articulating the complete range of Mark’s cultural activities, this survey show includes his acclaimed thread installations, new film works and exciting collaborative music project. Garry’s work
Into the Light
Into the Light, 60 years of Supporting the Arts To celebrate its 60th anniversary, the Arts Council is working in partnership with four prominent Irish galleries: The Model, The Hugh Lane, Crawford Art Gallery and Limerick City Gallery of Art to produce a series of exhibitions as a major national
Phil Collins
The Model is delighted to present a solo show with UK artist and filmmaker Phil Collins. Collins’ films, photographs, installations, and live events are based on close engagement with people and communities. Over the years the artist has collaborated with disco-dancing Palestinians, young people from Baghdad, Turkish and British reality