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Here’s some of their recent(ish) work
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If you’re in NYC…
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She had a remarkable eye for the extraordinary and intimate.
Not sure how I would feel about that hanging system, maybe wear bright colours and go as a Mondrian? Seriously, it does look like it would work better than densely packed walls.
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17 years old, just look at the roiling sea.
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I can see how it fits with the name of the exhibit; “Constellation”, though. You can see off into the distance through the rack arrangement. It would have been even more apt to put the most recent works at the front, and gradually go back in time to the earliest ones at the end, as we see with photos of the universe.
The display system is reminiscent of the racking system used to store framed works.
ETA, and of course, the male curator gave her male mentor pride of place, displayed prominently above all her other works.
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I suspect the lesson will be lost.
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I suppose if the alternative is to leave it to rot
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Portraits from the National Gallery of Ireland’s portrait collection.
Apologies for reflections & other artifacts; it’s hard to take photos of art under glass sometimes
Sinead O’Connor by Hugh O’Conor, 2014
Shane MacGowan (in Filthy McNasty’s bar, London) by Andrew Catlin, 2001
Image of Bono by Louis le Brocquy, 2003
Paddy Moloney (founder of the Chieftains) by Edward McGuire, 1982
J.P. Donleavy by Kim Haughton, 2015
Samuel Beckett in Paris, by John Minihan, 1985
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de Lempicka led an amazing life, it seems.
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