 10/13/05 CIRCA Art Magazine
The autumn issue of Irelands leading magazine for contemporary visual art is now on sale. The 112 full-colour pages include news, feature articles, reviews, a host of images, and advertising from Irelands main art spaces. Feature articles Valerie Connor: Roger M. Buergel: Correspondences Roger M. Buergel, curator of Documenta 12, talks about power, art, politics, and philosophy. Tim Stott: Fiat ars - fiat mundus Jochen Gerz's National Memory Grove in Ballymun, Co. Dublin, challenges both how we deal with the past and how art intervenes in the community. Lucy Cotter: Cork Caucus: where do we go from here? A look at Cork Caucus' contents and discontents. Alan Phelan: Exhibiting in Dublin - closed shop, open door or back alley? How do artists whose work is not accepted as commercial get shown in Dublin? Maeve Connolly: Abstraction and dislocation in recent works by Gerard Byrne What are Gerard Byrne's artworks about? Reviews: Cork: Superbia 2 at St. Columba's National School Dublin: Offside and Offside Live at Dublin City Gallery the Hugh Lane Venice: The 51st Venice Biennale Portadown: Orange Segments and Seeing Orange at Millennium Court Arts Centre Kilkenny: Michael Beirne at Butler Gallery London: 'Conquering England' at the National Portrait Gallery Limerick: Tom Molloy at Limerick City Gallery of Art Dublin and Derry: Rhythm-A-Ning at Walton's New School of Music and Context Gallery Dublin: Eva Rothschild at Douglas Hyde Gallery Dublin: Eurojet Futures at Royal Hibernian Academy Belfast: Cecily Brennan at Ormeau Baths Gallery Cobh: Hendrikje Kühne and Beat Klein at Sirius Dublin: Finola Jones at Temple Bar Gallery Various locations in Northern Ireland: In Place of Passing Also available for online purchase: Space: Architecture for Art, a new CIRCA book on the theory and practice of art spaces; it includes a comprehensive directory to visual-arts spaces throughout the island of Ireland. More information at http://www.recirca.com/space Buy or subscribe to CIRCA Art Magazine at http://www.recirca.com/subscribe CIRCA is supported by The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon, The Arts Council of Northern Ireland, and Culture Ireland. |
