Issue 113, Autumn 2005
CIRCA Art Magazine
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Image: Eva Rothschild, installation shot, Douglas Hyde Gallery, 2005.
CIRCA is Ireland’s leading magazine for contemporary art and visual culture.
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 www.recirca.com/space
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