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Creative Ireland: The Visual Arts - Softcover

 
9781907683114: Creative Ireland: The Visual Arts

Synopsis

Creative Ireland provides a rigorous appraisal of Irish contemporary visual arts practice across all forms of media. It profiles 100 leading Irish visual artists active between 2000–2011, including Gerard Byrne, Dorothy Cross, Blaise Drummond, McDermott & McGough, Tom Molloy, Richard Mosse, Clive Murphy, Seamus Nolan, Alan Phelan, Hannah Starkey and Donovan Wylie.

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Creative Ireland: The Visual Arts is a critically curated volume of 100 leading Irish artists accompanied by texts which contextualise the societal, economic, and academic background in which they have created their careers. Each individual artist is accompanied by a synopsis of their career, and the curators reasoning in the selection of specific works that are shown in the book. Their story is unique as they swing between the economic good times, and now continue to create within a world of new social and economic realities. Far from being a dry volume, Creative Ireland: The Visual Arts shows a vibrancy and is permeated with an on-going air of hope for the future of contemporary visual arts. --Visual Artists Ireland

...a handful of essays at the back offer the critical engagement that we expect from VAI, and the book's strong visual impact, with high quality reproductions of each of the artworks featured, makes its perusal an enjoyable and aesthetically profound experience... --Totally Dublin, November 2011

Flair, strength and ambition There were many great shows throughout 2011 demonstrating the fantastic quality of Irish art, writes AIDAN DUNNE ....... Two arts publications stand out. Creative Ireland: Contemporary Visual Art in Ireland 200-2011 , edited by Noel Kelly and Seán Kissane (Visual Artists Ireland 25), a lively anthology highlighting 100 key artists of the decade, and... --Aidan Dunne, The Irish Times, Flair, strength and ambition ( a round up of 2011)

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