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Niamh O'Malley: Glasshouse, Bluecoat, Liverpool, Lizzie Lloyd

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Exhibition Review →

http://www.artinliverpool.com/review-niamh-omalley-glasshouse-at-bluecoat/?utm_content=bufferd9019&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Exhibition Preview The Guardian Weekend →

http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2015/oct/09/this-weeks-new-exhibitions

Canopy Public Launch →

http://www.bfei.ie/news/first-news

 Minister for Education, Jan O'Sullivan TD, will officially open BFEI on Friday 11 September.

We look forwarding to welcoming Minister for Education, Jan O'Sullivan TD, to our new campus, on Friday 11 September, when she will officiate at the opening of our new campus building before the new academic year commences on Monday 14 September. As part of the ceremony, Minister O'Sullivan will unveil a piece of art work,  Canopy by artist, Niamh O'Malley, which was commissioned by Blackrock Further Education Institute and funded by the Department of Education and Skills Per Cent for Art Scheme, 2014.

This is an invitation only event.

Forthcoming October 2015 Bluecoat Liverpool →

Niamh O’Malley: Glasshouse

• Sat, 10 Oct 2015 - Sun, 10 Jan 2016
• 10.00 AM - 6.00 PM Free, entry

Bluecoat presents the first major solo show in a UK public gallery by Dublin based artist Niamh O’Malley. Working across video, drawing, painting, print & sculpture, O’Malley’s work is distinctive for her use of reflective surfaces such as mirror and glass through which images are constructed, revealed and obscured. At Bluecoat O’Malley has created new sculptural works that respond to the unique gallery architecture. Her sculptures and drawings chart and frame the marks made by gestures and processes, while the lens of her camera gives attention to the surfaces and nature of objects and places. In her videos O’Malley’s investigations into the construction of images has led her to working with sites, such as the hewn face of a quarry, rows of greenhouses, as well as a singular mountainscape and her own garden. O’Malley’s studies of anonymous yet evocative locations evoke the instant when fleeting moments coalesce as memory. 

- See more at: http://www.thebluecoat.org.uk/events/view/exhibitions/3098#sthash.mh6CXruJ.dpuf

http://www.thebluecoat.org.uk/events/view/exhibitions/3098

Forthcoming September 2015 Rua Red Tallaght, Dublin

http://ruared.ie/event/deadeye/2015-09-18

18 SEPT – 23 OCT | GALLERIES 1 & 2 | PREVIEW THURS 17 SEPT 6PM

Curated by Paul McAree and featuring Lorraine Neeson, Martin Healy and Niamh O’Malley

Deadeye presents a diverse range of work including sculptural, photographic and film work from 3 of Ireland’s most important artists – Martin Healy, Lorraine Neeson and Niamh O’Malley – which touches on issues from the personal to the universal, and in the interplay of various works in the gallery suggests and teases out how the individual exists within the global.

Deadeye acts a metaphor for television and the moving image on screen – the un-emotive presence in our rooms and homes, compelling us to react and connect with the outside world. The exhibition plays with the Romanticism of the dark image, the unseen presence of the tv or computer screen, and its invisible umbilical cord to the greater world and universe. What are we doing here? Are we really doing anything at all, only looking, making, spinning, touching, waving, drowning? What’s out there? Do we imagine our connection with the greater whole? How can we channel these questions? What metaphors can we use to simplify these questions? Is any of this remotely possible? Deadeye seeks to look at 3 artists whose work teases out these questions in various and unique ways.

Deadeye Talk and Tour
FRI | 17 SEP | 5.30PM | FREE

As part of Deadeye join curator Paul McAree with the artists Martin Healy, Lorraine Neeson and Niamh O’Malley for an informal walk through the exhibition before the exhibition launch

https://www.facebook.com/events/1665797780303424/

TOTALLYDUBLIN Preview →

http://totallydublin.ie/arts-culture/exhibition-previews/niamh-omalley-mairead-oheocha-dhg/

Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin, December 11th - February 25th 2015 →

http://www.douglashydegallery.com/exhibition.php?intProjectID=195