Search Results for 'Jim Ricks'
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Volvo Ocean Race exhibitions
THE VOLVO Ocean Race will not just be about the climax to a big sporting event, as the race finale in Galway will also be a celebration of the visual arts with a number of exhibitions taking place.
Exploring the unintended monuments
NINETY NINE Percent for Art, an exhibition featuring new work by Carol Anne Connolly and Jim Ricks, opens in The Dock Shed at the Galway Docks next week.
An artistic ‘face off’
GALWAY’S ENGAGE Studio Artists and Dublin’s Monster Truck Studios will have an artistic ‘face off’ in Vis-à-vis in The Niland Gallery, Lower Merchants Road.
Tell the truth in The Truth Booth
“TRUTH! WHAT is that?” Pontius Pilate famously asked Jesus, and it is a question with which religion and philosophy continues to grapple.
Galway to enter The Truth Booth this summer
The Truth Booth, a giant inflatable ‘speech bubble’ video booth, in which people can record their responses to the question “What is truth?” is to be launched in Galway.
126 to hold annual members show
OUT OF A Box is the title of this year’s 126 gallery Annual Members Show which opens on this evening at 7pm and features work by 11 artists.
Public meeting on contemporary visual arts centre for Galway
Féach, the proposal for a temporary Contemporary Visual Arts Centre in Galway’s docklands, will be the subject of a public information meeting tomorrow.
Have a bounce on the Poulnabrone Bouncy Dolmen
Dolmens are ancient portal stone burial sites found throughout Ireland, Britain, and Brittany and are places of archaeological and spiritual importance - but are they really places to have fun?
Galway artists unveil ambitious proposal for major new arts centre
Galway could become the location for one of Ireland’s major contemporary visual arts centres, one which would have the power to attract major international exhibitions, if a new proposal receives political and financial support in the city.
Looking at the changing nature of the docks
The changing nature of the Galway Docks will be examined in a new exhibition, installation, and discussion event, which begins tomorrow.