The Model Presents Century

Century

The Model is delighted to present Century, one of the largest exhibitions of work from The Niland Collection to take place to date. Century features more than 100 artworks in a ‘salon’ style installation, and explores over 100 years’ of Irish social and political life as reflected in artistic practice

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Ciara Phillips; Love and odd posters

Ciara Phillips; Love and odd posters

Ciara Phillips; Love and odd posters Ciara Phillips presents her first large-scale solo exhibition in Ireland at The Model. Bringing together her individual work in print, with her ongoing collaborative artwork, Workshop, the exhibition Love and odd posters creates space for the private, exploratory, and non-verbal aspects of art making to

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Self Portrait by John B. Yeats (1839-1922)

John Butler Yeats

Fri. 4 Feb. – Sat. 12 Mar. John B. Yeats (JBY) died on 3 February 1922 while living at his studio and apartment in New York City. In honour of his life and anniversary, The Model is pleased to present an exhibition of the artist’s pencil sketches and oil paintings.

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Ciarán Murphy; Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily

Ciarán Murphy; Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily Sat. 22 Jan. – Sat. 12 Mar. 2022   In Ciarán Murphy’s new paintings we encounter an unsettling array of things: strange landscapes, insects, birds, body parts, letters, architectural features and abstract shapes. Objects seem in varying states of flux; things float, or seem

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Patrick Hall; Beginnings

Sat. 23 Oct. 2021 - Sat. 29 Jan. 2022 Patrick Hall; Beginnings, curated by Hall’s long-time friend and fellow painter Nick Miller, reflects on an artistic career defined by an unknowable and undefinable spirit. From Hall’s emergence as an artist in Spain in the late 1950s, to new beginnings that

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Angela Su, The Afterlife of Rosy Leavers, 2017.

Angela Su; The Afterlife of Rosy Leavers

Sat. 23 Oct. - Thu. 23 Dec. We are pleased to present the work of Hong Kong-based artist, Angela Su, in Ireland for the first time. Hallucinations, mental illness, doppelgängers and artificial intelligence all coalesce in the protagonist's life story, in Su's intriguing and thought provoking film work, The Afterlife

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