https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace en-gb Podomatic RSS Generator Sat, 11 Jan 2025 00:10:42 +0000 visual, ,art, ,painting, ,sculpture, ,installation, ,music, Copyright 2025 Ray Burke Visual Arts in Dublin episodic false no https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/ed/f7/15/rsmurke/1400x1400_3655203.jpg https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace Ray Burke The Artists' Space is a show on 103.2 Dublin City fm. We focus on artists working/living and exhibiting in Dublin. The show features previews and coverage of events,exhibitions, installations and profiles of individual artists. We explore the many spaces and galleries in the city and speak to the artists, curators, directors and other contributors involved. The show covers all genres and variations of Art and Architecture, from broader profiles of scenes and themes to detailed explorations of unique works and personalities. https://theartistsspace.podomatic.com/entry/2011-06-17T02_04_05-07_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-06-17T02_04_05-07_00 Fri, 17 Jun 2011 09:04:05 +0000 2013-12-06 2013-12-06 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-06-17T02_04_05-07_00 Ray Burke matisse,chester,beatty,library,art,books,cuckoo,savante,jaime,nanci,barron,fundit.ie,what,is,art?,butler,gallery,kilkenny,music,interviews,artist,interview,visual,arts,dublin 1768 false Dr Jill Unkel of the Chester Beatty Library, Jaime Nanci Barron of Cuckoo Savante and Jean Tormey of the Butler Gallery in Kilkenny We spoke to Jaime from Cuckoo Savante about their upcoming album, Lovely Lily Bright. They are looking for funding through http://www.fundit.ie/ "Twelve songs just waiting to be recorded. A concept album of Gothic, Vaudevillian pop songs.Lurid, Sensational, exciting, and most shockingly of all...True! Based around the real life murder of a young woman in 1925 Dublin, her name besmirched by those in the know to protect the men of high standing accused of the heinous crime..A much lauded Irish legend implicated in her untimely demise...it has all the trappings of an Arthur Conan Doyle yarn, and we want to tell the story..All in our own inimitable style of course! Having investigated at length this thrilling tale, devised an entire theater show around the central characters, and written and arranged a full repertoire of authentic songs to reveal the sorry sordid tale, we now call on you to invest in the recording so that we can finally lay to rest the mystery of Lily Bright, her illegitimate child, and the shocking lives of the ladies and Gentlemen of Monto. Who are Cuckoo Savante? Cuckoo Savante are a beautiful collision of all that is good about jazz, blues, lounge and punk. Crawling out from under a rock in the west of Ireland at the turn of the century, they have been wowing and wooing audiences around the globe for the best part of 6 years. The release of their critically acclaimed debut album ?Lennonstown Lies? garnered Cuckoo Savante a place on the "what's hot" list in the irish times, and saw them climb rapidly up the itunes blues chart where they sat snugly on the top ten for 16 weeks in between Irish Rockabilly Doyenne, Imelda May, and British traveling troubador Seasick Steve. Their song "The House Of Ill Repute" was adopted by Irish Blues legend Mary Coughlan as the title track of her current critically acclaimed album, while another track "I C U Leopard" was used in a segment of the award winning docudrama "Identities" by Vittoria Colonna." You can hear a taste of the band here http://breakingtunes.com/cuckoosavante PLEASE PLEDGE WHAT YOU CAN NOW. THERE IS ONLY 11 DAYS LEFT UNTIL THE END DATE, AND IF THE BAND DON'T RECEIVE THE FULL AMOUNT, THEY GET NOTHING! SEE http://www.fundit.ie/project/lovely-lily-bright , FOR EACH PLEDGE YOU MAKE, YOU RECEIVE SOMETHING IN RETURN We also spoke to Dr Jill Unkel of the Chester Beatty Library about their exhibition o Henri Matisse Art Books. "The Library and Bank of America Merrill Lynch present an exciting exhibition of the art books of Henri Matisse, marking the first public display of these works in Europe. The exhibition features four of Matisse’s most artistically significant books, including the famous Jazz, on loan from the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Collection. Two Matisse books from the Library’s own collection are also on display: Poèmes de Charles d’Orléans (1950), which is inscribed from Matisse to Sir Alfred Chester Beatty (1875-1968), and a copy of Matisse’s illustrated version of James Joyce’s Ulysses (1935), which was acquired by the Library in 2009." For details on events taking place to coincide with the exhibition see http://www.cbl.ie/Exhibitions/Temporary-Exhibitions.aspx Another Fund it Project we included on this week's show was, What is Art? Educational Curator for the Butler Gallery, Jean Tormey explained what it was all about. "What is Art? is a journal created by Alan, Clara, Clodagh, David, Donna, Feidhlim, Ferdia, Jamie, Jesse, Maggie, Niall, Niamh and Roisin - young people from our Solas programme, to encourage and inspire people of all ages to experience and respond to contemporary art in a more fulfilling and refreshing way. Bring it with you when you visit galleries – there’s room for you to add your own thoughts and doodles as you go!" ht(continued) Dr Jill Unkel of the Chester Beatty Library, Jaime Nanci Barron of Cuckoo Savante and Jean Tormey... https://theartistsspace.podomatic.com/entry/2011-06-02T13_29_10-07_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-06-02T13_29_10-07_00 Thu, 02 Jun 2011 20:29:10 +0000 2013-12-06 2013-12-06 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-06-02T13_29_10-07_00 Ray Burke john,cronin,interview,artist,augmented,reality,irish,arts,radio,art,podcast,visual 1620 false Interview with John Cronin, and Carol Ryan. John Cronin is one of a small number of artists in Ireland who continues make both large monumental oil paintings as well as smaller works. The exhibition Augmented Reality will host a number of such mural-scaled paintings on aluminium and for the first time in over a decade the artist includes oil on canvas work. The techniques Cronin employs to execute these richly layered works continue to vary and evolve, just as his preoccupation with the fierce technological and scientific change of the early 21st Century deepens. While Cronin has never been one to shy away from bold, highly charged, intensely colourful compositions that can violently grab the viewers’ attention, the themes of art in the age of artificial intelligence and questions about the nature of time, space, even matter itself, come increasingly centre-stage. In one way, the language of abstraction is best suited to address these imponderables. As the boundaries between what is real and what is virtual, what is measurable and what is not, what is physical and what is immaterial are more and more unsure, Cronin’s application of paint on expansive planes of metal or canvas seem to map out similar tense dramas. Colours and gestures jostle and interact before our eyes in an open-ended chemistry. As the artist states in reference to one of the current theories on our reality: That all the information sucked into black holes is not destroyed but stored and projected back out to create our universe, our reality. It may be that we are part of a cosmic hologram. The mind boggles at such incomprehensible models just as our sense of time and space is tested by the theory of Cosmic Microwave Radiation. As Donald Kuspit put it in his essay on Cronin’s Palinode series, “ for all their physicality, Cronin’s paintings are covertly sublime: they suggest romantic yearning for the unrepresentable”. However, there is no getting away from the seductiveness and exuberance of these paintings. They are a jolt to the system and some of the most energetic and satisfying artworks being made today. Jane Humphries writes in the Irish Arts Review (Spring, 2009) of the artist’s last exhibition in Green On Red Gallery: Cronin’s new works… are gloriously defiant, as his exuberant kaleidoscopes of retinal assaulting colour push the parameters to the edge, creating on one level pure sensory pleasure and on another an intelligent reinterpretation of abstraction, providing a ‘ sufficient ‘ case that, despite our media saturated age painting still has a lot to say. In a reference, perhaps, to the artist’s very early works from the Manumit (1992) and Surd (1994) series shooting abstract forms appear within the frame, albeit barely separable from the intense action of the rest of the painting. In Augmented Reality (2011) 4’ x 18’ one such sulphur yellow gaseous form emerges from the darkness after a long passage of radical changes in colour from blue-black to furnace red to turquoise - which according to one source “ makes up the dominant proportion of space in the universe “ - and back to blue-black. Is it a life-cycle? One is reminded of Paul Cezanne’s comment that “ nature is not on the surface, it is in the depth. Colour is the expression of the deep on the surface. It rises up from the roots of this world. It is its life.” In this show, we swing from moments of burning intensity to a sublime calm. http://greenonredgallery.com/ http://www.greenonredgallery.com/easyedit/files/John%20Cronin.pdf Interview with John Cronin, and Carol Ryan. John Cronin is one of a small number of artists in... https://theartistsspace.podomatic.com/entry/2011-05-13T02_46_20-07_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-05-13T02_46_20-07_00 Fri, 13 May 2011 09:46:20 +0000 2013-12-06 2013-12-06 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-05-13T02_46_20-07_00 Ray Burke fund,it,mark,fairnington,dublin,oliver,sears,gallery,jennifer,cunningham,simon,fleming,i,want,to,get,off,now,flora,interview,fundit.ie 1737 false Mark Fairnington talks about "Flora" at the Oliver Sears Gallery, and Jennier Cunningham talks about the Forthcoming "I want to Get Off Now" at Monstertruck. http://www.oliversearsgallery.com/ http://www.markfairnington.com/ http://www.fundit.ie/project/i-want-to-get-off-now http://www.jennifercunningham.ie/ http://www.simonfleming.ca/ Mark Fairnington talks about "Flora" at the Oliver Sears Gallery, and Jennier Cunningham talks ab... https://theartistsspace.podomatic.com/entry/2011-05-04T00_29_09-07_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-05-04T00_29_09-07_00 Wed, 04 May 2011 07:29:09 +0000 2013-12-06 2013-12-06 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-05-04T00_29_09-07_00 Ray Burke ronan,mccrea,temple,bar,gallery,irish,art,photography,in,dublin,exhibitions,green,on,red,offline,installation,school,play 1723 false Ronan McCrea talks about Autodidact at the Green on Red Gallery, and Rayne Booth tells us about OFFLINE, and the Temple Bar Gallery and Studios http://www.ronanmccrea.com/ http://www.greenonredgallery.com/ http://www.templebargallery.com/ Ronan McCrea talks about Autodidact at the Green on Red Gallery, and Rayne Booth tells us about O... https://theartistsspace.podomatic.com/entry/2011-04-26T07_49_08-07_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-04-26T07_49_08-07_00 Tue, 26 Apr 2011 14:49:08 +0000 2013-12-06 2013-12-06 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-04-26T07_49_08-07_00 Ray Burke dublin,photography,contemporary,2011,punk,irish,art,book,christian,viveros-faune,garry,o',neil,maser,park 1719 false Garry O'Neil talks about Where Were You?, A Photographic Journey Through Five Decades Of DublinYouth Culture - Street Style - Teen Life, and plans for a documentary film with Still Films. "Maser is Homemade" is opened at the Art Park, by Dublin Contemporary 2011 lead curator, Christian Viveros-Fauné. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Where-on-the-Island/191613567519235 http://www.fundit.ie/project/where-were-you http://www.facebook.com/dublincontemporary http://www.sebastianguinnessgallery.com/intro.php Garry O'Neil talks about Where Were You?, A Photographic Journey Through Five Decades Of DublinYo... https://theartistsspace.podomatic.com/entry/2011-04-26T07_31_48-07_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-04-26T07_31_48-07_00 Tue, 26 Apr 2011 14:31:48 +0000 2013-12-06 2013-12-06 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-04-26T07_31_48-07_00 Ray Burke mother's,tankstation,irish,art,dublin,gallery installation,interview,music,painting,sculpture,sound,space,the,visual,arts 1712 false Group show at Mother's Tank Station, & Vera Gaffney at Gallery Zozimus http://www.motherstankstation.com/ http://www.veragaffney.com/ http://www.galleryzozimus.ie/ Group show at Mother's Tank Station, & Vera Gaffney at Gallery Zozimus http://www.motherstanks... https://theartistsspace.podomatic.com/entry/2011-04-26T07_18_36-07_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-04-26T07_18_36-07_00 Tue, 26 Apr 2011 14:18:36 +0000 2013-12-06 2013-12-06 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-04-26T07_18_36-07_00 Ray Burke irish,art,gallery,photography,alliance,exhibition,visual,arts,interviews,radio,show 1728 false Denise Donnelly (Doorway Gallery) & Roseanne Lynch http://thedoorwaygallery.com/ http://www.roseannelynch.com/ http://alliance-francaise.ie/gallery/ Denise Donnelly (Doorway Gallery) & Roseanne Lynch http://thedoorwaygallery.com/ http://ww... https://theartistsspace.podomatic.com/entry/2011-03-14T11_50_48-07_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-03-14T11_50_48-07_00 Mon, 14 Mar 2011 18:50:48 +0000 2013-12-06 2013-12-06 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-03-14T11_50_48-07_00 Ray Burke irish,art,fergus,mrtin,madart olivier,cornet,mark,doherty,interview,radio 1710 false Fergus Martin, Mark Doherty, and Peter Fitzgerald, editor of Circa. http://olliart.com/artists/markdoherty.htm http://www.greenonredgallery.com/ http://www.fergusmartin.com/ http://www.recirca.com/ Fergus Martin, Mark Doherty, and Peter Fitzgerald, editor of Circa. http://olliart.com/artists... https://theartistsspace.podomatic.com/entry/2011-02-24T10_10_36-08_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-02-24T10_10_36-08_00 Thu, 24 Feb 2011 18:10:36 +0000 2013-12-06 2013-12-06 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-02-24T10_10_36-08_00 Ray Burke irish,art,scottish,alan,dave,eoin,maclochlainn,visual,arts,artist,interview,dublin,radio 1624 false John Daly (Hillsboro Fine Art Gallery) & Artist, Eoin MacLochlainn Hillsboro Fine Art "Founded by gallery director John Daly in 1995, Hillsboro Fine Art is widely recognized as Ireland’s leading 20th-century and contemporary gallery and has now established a significant reputation around the world." Alan Davie "Born in Grangemouth, Scotland, in 1920 Alan Davie studied painting from 1937 to 1941 at the Edinburgh College of Art and also learnt silversmithing. A multi-faceted talent from the start, Davie was interested in exotic art, played several instruments, discovered jazz and joined the Cam Robbie jazz band as a saxophonist. While serving in the Royal Artillery between 1941 and 1946, Davie was inspired by reading James Joyce to write poetry himself. On his return to London, Alan Davie was particularly taken with the work of Paul Klee and Pablo Picasso exhibited there, which left a lasting impression on him and made him seek contact with modern English painters and their work. Taking Paul Klee's pictorial language as his point of departure, Davie was already working in a manner close to Abstract Expressionism when he linked up with the tradition of early 20th-century Scottish modern art. After his marriage to the artist Janet Gaul, Davie abandoned painting for jazz for a while. In 1948 Alan Davie met Peggy Guggenheim, who introduced him to early American Abstract Expressionism. Much impressed by the work of Jackson Pollock, Davie returned to painting. 'Music for a Pagan Dance' (1949) is Davie's first public foray into the new abstract 'all-over' style of painting. From then on a semi-automatic method of painting would be characteristic of Davie's approach to his work. Confirmation of Davie's painting came with Peggy Guggenheim's purchase of one of his works. In 1950 Davie had his first one-man London show, at Gimpel Fils (in 1946 he had already had one at Grant's Bookshop in Edinburgh), where he continued to show regularly. In 1956 Davie went to New York. Primitive art now inspired him to a powerfully gestural approach to painting; in 'Footprint Image' he combined vehement brush strokes with his own footprints. Action Painting became important and Davie sought to contact the conventional painting process by working rapidly on the floor, adding pieces of rubbish, dripping paint and turning pictures around and over. In the 1960s Davie switched from 'all-over' to compositions of real and fictive signs shaped by contours. Music, to which Davie again began devoting more time in the 1970s, has remained a constant in his life. Considered by many to be one of the most important British artists of the post-war era, his work is distinguished by spontaneity, exuberant colour and improvisation. One of the few artists from his generation who enjoys truly international recognition, his work can be seen in galleries and museums worldwide, including Tate Modern, London; The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh; the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice; Museum of Modern Art, New York; Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam; Museu de Arte Contemporanea, São Paulo." http://www.hillsborofineart.com The Paul Kane Gallery "The Paul Kane Gallery was established in 1997 -in its original venue in South William St.-to promote the work of contemporary Irish artists through a regular program of exhibitions, both in South William St. and elsewhere. In it's new space at 6 Merrion Square, The Paul Kane Gallery continues as before but is widening its remit to include a selection of International Artists such as Tom Hammick, Basil Beattie, and Jane Bustin." http://www.thepaulkanegallery.com/ "'WE ARE WHERE WE ARE'' Corridor “ We are where we are” is an exhibition of new works by Eoin Mac Lochlainn, it explores the human dimension to the economic downturn, empathising in particular with those on the margins of society. Artist’s Statement : I take images from the media as the subjects of my p(continued) John Daly (Hillsboro Fine Art Gallery) & Artist, Eoin MacLochlainn Hillsboro Fine Art "Fou... https://theartistsspace.podomatic.com/entry/2011-01-16T14_53_14-08_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-01-16T14_53_14-08_00 Sun, 16 Jan 2011 22:53:14 +0000 2013-12-06 2013-12-06 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-01-16T14_53_14-08_00 Ray Burke art,artist,artists,arts,audio,architecture,dublin,in,installation,interview,music,painting,sculpture,sound,space,the,visual 1713 false “Against our real world, which by its very nature is fleeting and worthy of forgetting, works of art stand as a different world, a world that is ideal, solid, where every detail has its importance, its meaning, where everything in it – every word, every phrase – deserves to be unforgettable and was conceived as such.” –Milan Kundera, The Curtain Gavin Murphy makes works through an assemblage of unique fabricated elements, sourced and found objects, video, sound and photography. Using cultural matter as his material-medium, he references art, history and theory to form a spatial and temporal narrative arc made up of intercommunicating texts, combined with an interest in the sculptural possibilities of cinematic structures and mise en scène. For the Golden Bough, he uses critical and historical documents, texts from Flaubert to Fellini, Milan Kundera and Italo Calvino, and the hidden fabric of Charlemont House itself, to consider specifically the arts as system – ordering knowledge, ideas, and cultural history. Murphy’s practice has more and more come to question necessity in art, while refusing to define or distinguish the contemporary from the anachronistic, or accept definite perspectives. In this way the works oscillate between the wonder and futility of investigation: The Necessity of Ruins is a spoken work, made of collected fragments of texts and documents pertaining to the ruin, art and literature, the museum, and the novel. Eulogy to the Blank Page is a sculptural rendering of a section of dialogue from Fellini’s 8 ½, for which the artist commissioned a new typeface Personal (Stencil). Gavin Murphy is a Dublin-based artist and curator. His current project On Seeing Only Totally New Things – of which these works form part – is also to include a film, and a publication in collaboration with Atelier David Smith. He is the recipient of various Arts Council awards, and residencies at Gertrude Contemporary Art Spaces, Melbourne, and currently, Fire Station Artists’ Studios. He is co-curator of the art space, Pallas Projects." We spoke to Michael Dempsey, the curator of the Golden Bough. Also on the show, Owen O'Doherty of "Designers in Residence" "Dublin City Libraries in association with City Architects have announced an innovative collaborative design project for branch libraries, which will explore ways of improving children’s participation. A number of designers will be working with primary schoolchildren to develop proposals for better connecting the library with other places of learning in the local community, whether this is the school, the study place in the home or otherwise. The scheme will build on the Library service’s relationships with local schools asking how children engage with their local libraries and assisting them in making design proposals for expanding this engagement. The wider aim is to grow a culture of continual learning and sharing of knowledge through the city’s local communities. A number of libraries have future proposals for renovations or upgrades and designs for these can be usefully informed by the outcomes of this scheme. This will benefit both the library through learning more about the needs of its clientele and benefit the children involved through seeing tangible results from their creative work. The Council has teamed three architects up with three graphic designers to be “Designers in Residence” at Kevin Street, Raheny and Ballyfermot libraries. The designers are: Architecture Republic, TAKA Architects, George Boyle Designs, Zero-G, Detail and Radarstation. Over the course of the next school term they will work with groups of children from Gaelscoil Míde, Kilbarrack, St. Gabriel’s NS, Ballyfermot Road and The Presentation Convent Junior School, Dublin 8. The scheme, which is funded by the City’s Social Inclusion Unit, will commence in January, continuing for the rest of the 2010 school year. During this time the different groups of children(continued) “Against our real world, which by its very nature is fleeting and worthy of forgetting, works of ... https://theartistsspace.podomatic.com/entry/2011-01-07T12_22_51-08_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-01-07T12_22_51-08_00 Fri, 07 Jan 2011 20:22:51 +0000 2013-12-06 2013-12-06 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2011-01-07T12_22_51-08_00 Ray Burke artists,arts,dublin,space,visual,architecture,art,artist,in,installation,interview,music,painting,sculpture,sound,the 1608 false This is the first episode in the new series of 103.2 Dublin City FM's the Artists' Space. On the show we spoke to Sarah Owens about an exciting new development, ‘The ArtPark’. Which was launched by the Sebastian Guinness Gallery before Christmas. The Gallery will be responsible for the overall curation of the park. "Located to the rear of the Convention Centre Dublin (CCD) in Spencer Dock on Mayor Street Upper, The Art Park project has been created as a community, public art and recreational space for the purposes of a local, national and international contemporary visual arts programme. Utilising the rear wall of the CCD, The Art Park screen will provide a blank projection canvas for digital media, video art, animation, film, photography and literature. The recreational space of this urban park will provide an additional platform for outdoor sculpture, exhibitions and community initiatives." and Anne Hodge, curator of "Colour & Light: Caring for Turner's Watercolours" "The National Gallery of Ireland’s magnificent collection of watercolours by J.M.W. Turner (1775-1851) will be displayed as usual for the whole month of January. This year the theme is care of the collection, past and present. Henry Vaughan the English collector who bequeathed the collection to the Gallery in 1900 was very aware of how delicate and light sensitive watercolours are. Inspired by the writings of John Ruskin, Vaughan had a special cabinet made to store the works. The Turner display will be complemented by silhouettes and miniatures from the Mary A. McNeill bequest. " This is the first episode in the new series of 103.2 Dublin City FM's the Artists' Space. On t... https://theartistsspace.podomatic.com/entry/2010-12-13T16_27_16-08_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2010-12-13T16_27_16-08_00 Tue, 14 Dec 2010 00:27:16 +0000 2013-12-06 2013-12-06 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2010-12-13T16_27_16-08_00 Ray Burke architecture,art,artist,artists,arts,audio,audio/mpeg,dublin,in,installation,interview,music,painting,sculpture,sound,space,the,visual 1660 false The 10th episode of Dublin City FM's the Artists' Space http://solart.ie/ http://www.jimmylawlor.com/ http://artoftheheid.blogspot.com/ The 10th episode of Dublin City FM's the Artists' Space http://solart.ie/ http://www.jimm... https://theartistsspace.podomatic.com/entry/2010-12-13T16_18_15-08_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2010-12-13T16_18_15-08_00 Tue, 14 Dec 2010 00:18:15 +0000 2013-12-06 2013-12-06 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2010-12-13T16_18_15-08_00 Ray Burke irish,art,galleries,interviews,curator,digital,apps,i-tunes 1700 false The 9th Episode of Dublin City FM's the Artists' Space http://www.oliversearsgallery.com/ http://www.conormcgarrigle.com/ The 9th Episode of Dublin City FM's the Artists' Space http://www.oliversearsgallery.com/ ... https://theartistsspace.podomatic.com/entry/2010-11-25T16_43_38-08_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2010-11-25T16_43_38-08_00 Fri, 26 Nov 2010 00:43:38 +0000 2013-12-06 2013-12-06 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2010-11-25T16_43_38-08_00 Ray Burke architecture,art,artist,artists,arts,audio,audio/mpeg,dublin,in,installation,interview,music,painting,sculpture,sound,space,the,visual 1698 false The 8th episode in the current series. Rachel McAree of the Irish Architecture Foundation talks about "A Space for Learning" Clare Shanahan of the Apollo Gallery & Liz Burns, Managing Director of the Firestation Artists' Studio talks about Artur Żmijewski's "Two Monuments" The 8th episode in the current series. Rachel McAree of the Irish Architecture Foundation tal... https://theartistsspace.podomatic.com/entry/2010-11-21T07_24_07-08_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2010-11-21T07_24_07-08_00 Sun, 21 Nov 2010 15:24:07 +0000 2013-12-06 2013-12-06 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2010-11-21T07_24_07-08_00 Ray Burke installation,interview,music,painting,sculpture,space,the,visual,arts,irish,catalan,artists,art 1687 false The Artists' Space, originally broadcast on 103.2 Dublin City fm on 11/11/2010 Guests Paul Costelloe: http://www.solart.ie/ http://www.paulcostelloe.net/ Olivier Cornet: http://www.olliart.com/ Jordi Forniés: http://www.jordifornies.com/ The Artists' Space, originally broadcast on 103.2 Dublin City fm on 11/11/2010 Guests ... https://theartistsspace.podomatic.com/entry/2010-11-21T06_37_27-08_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2010-11-21T06_37_27-08_00 Sun, 21 Nov 2010 14:37:27 +0000 2013-12-06 2013-12-06 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2010-11-21T06_37_27-08_00 Ray Burke artists,arts,dublin,space,the,visual,architecture,art,artist,in,installation,interview,music,painting,sculpture,sound 1693 false Originally broadcast on the 28/10/2010. Tony Gunning, http://www.artvitae.com/artist_portfolio.asp?aist_id=165 Martin Davis of Sol Art Gallery. http://www.solart.ie/ Eimear O Raw, curator of Graphic Studio: 50 Years in Dublin The Irish Museum of Modern Art's exhibition celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Graphic Studio Dublin. Graphic Studio Dublin was Ireland's first fine art print studio and, through innovation and progressive thinking, it has helped establish Ireland's reputation as the home of world class printmakers. http://www.graphicstudiodublin.com/gsd/projects/2010/09_imma/index.html#images Originally broadcast on the 28/10/2010. Tony Gunning, http://www.artvitae.com/artist_portf... https://theartistsspace.podomatic.com/entry/2010-11-21T03_13_52-08_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2010-11-21T03_13_52-08_00 Sun, 21 Nov 2010 11:13:52 +0000 2013-12-06 2013-12-06 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2010-11-21T03_13_52-08_00 Ray Burke visual,artist,punk,music,irish,film,painting,cartoonist 1756 false Originally broadcast on the 21/10/2010 on 103.2 Dublin City fm. http://dublincityfm.ie Nick Kelly (Musician & Film Maker) http://www.nickkelly.ie/ Buy the Alien Envoy album here, http://www.selfpossessedrecords.com/ Fionnula Collins (Artist) http://www.fionnualacollins.net/ Boz Mugabe (Artist) http://www.bozgallery.com/ Originally broadcast on the 21/10/2010 on 103.2 Dublin City fm. http://dublincityfm.ie Nick K... https://theartistsspace.podomatic.com/entry/2010-11-20T12_35_15-08_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2010-11-20T12_35_15-08_00 Sat, 20 Nov 2010 20:35:15 +0000 2013-12-06 2013-12-06 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theartistsspace/episodes/2010-11-20T12_35_15-08_00 Ray Burke visual,arts,dublin,illustration,animation,clarke,radio 714 false An interview with illustrator Alan Clarke, from the 1st episode of the Artist's Space. Originally broadcast on the 7th of October 2010 on 103.2 Dublin City fm. Alan is an outstanding artist and you can see his work by going to the link below. http://www.mralanclarke.com/ http://iloveoffset.com/welcome/index.php/alan-clarke-solo-show/ http://dublincityfm.ie/ An interview with illustrator Alan Clarke, from the 1st episode of the Artist's Space. Origi...