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| Selling your Art at Auction... |
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Why not take the opportunity to offer some of your art collection or inherited art for auction? Whytes are Ireland’s premier art auction house. In 4 to 6 auctions sales a year they offer an unrivalled range of Irish art of the highest quality mainly from private collectors and estates - many not been seen in public for years. Their major Irish Art sales are held at the Royal Dublin Society's Minerva Suite in Ballsbridge. Whyte’s city centre offices and galleries are located in central Dublin adjacent to two large multi-story car parks. Whyte’s have an unequalled reputation for integrity and discretion acquired over more than two centuries of family business in Dublin. Coupled with their enthusiastic adoption of modern technology they offer all the advantages and civility of a "bricks and mortar" auction house with the convenience of electronic communications. Upcoming auctions: Irish & British Art, 15 March 2010. E-mail Ian Whyte at iw@whytes.ie for advice on selling your art.
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Gormleys have been the the art business for twenty years and celebrate with a special anniversary exhibition in their Dublin gallery. The owner, Oliver Gormley has reflected on "the pleasure and enjoyment the Art Business has brought to me over the years. Working with so many artists has been challenging, sometimes frustrating, but very rewarding in watching their careers develop".
Artist represented in the show include Laurence O'Toole, Barry Kerr, Jonathan Aiken, Patrick O'Reilly, Paul Donaghy, Sandra Bell, Ana Duncan, Carol Ann Waldron, Leo Higgins, Brian Ballard, Paul Donaghy, Raymond Campbell, Michael Smyth, Owen Rohu, Eileen Meagher, Rowland Davidson, Claudio Viscardi, John Morris, Verner Finlay, Ian Cumberland, Paddy Campbell, Ken Hamilton, Tony Lynch, Philip Childs, Leo Higgins, Ian Pollock, Robert Bodem and Jane Swanston. Three abstract artists stand out - Sean Cotter, Peter Monaghan and, in particular, the shimmering, complex paintings of Northern artist Joe Boyle.
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| Irish Art Gallery of The Year |
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The Mullan Gallery is an Irish Art gallery based on the Lisburn Road, Belfast. Caroline Mullan is both highly respected and personally liked by collectors and is dedicated to working in partnership with her artists to promote their work. Collectors are always guaranteed a friendly welcome and highly knowledgeable advice from an astute gallery owner who knows the difference between real talent and hype and only shows the former. Caroline Mullan has a specific interest in Irish bronze sculpture with an important annual show on St. Patrick's Day. With a large basement extension opening in 2009, this gallery now has space to rival any major gallery in Belfast. Gallery artists include William Crozier, Donald Teskey, Lisa Ballard, John Behan, Martin Gale, Mary Theresa Keown, Breon O'Casey and Frances Ryan.... Upcoming shows will be published isoon but Martin Gale is booked for April, Lisa Ballard for May and a new gallery artist - Claire Rollinson - in early June. Gallery of the Year.
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| Eithne Jordan - Night in a City |
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Bare of people, and eschewing the well known tours of architectural highlights, Eithne Jordan's Night in a City series focuses on Vienna. Resonating with a sense of emptiness, these beautifully executed paintings are pregnant with action that is either to come, or else is taking place just out of view. Jordan's delicate handling of paint prevents the heaviness of blank concrete walls, or the fa?ades of nightime?s sleeping buildings from becoming overbearing and oppressive, instead what is revealed is a more intimate portrait of a city left for a moment to be simply itself. "These images are the result of two working trips to Vienna, the second of which was in the dead of winter. Stark and cold, I found it interested me more than my previous summer visit" the artist says. Dublin-born Eithne Jordan studied at Dun Laoghaire School of Art and at Hochschule der Kunste, Berlin. A member of Osdana, she is one of Ireland's leading figurative painters exhibiting widely in Europe.
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| FREE Irish Artist Account on IrishArt.com |
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Offer for 2010
 Are you a talented Irish artist looking for representation by good galleries in Ireland? Do you want maximum visibility to Irish art galleries on the internet? Then you need to set up a FREE account at IrishArt.com You can upload your work so any gallery in Ireland can view it and contact you direct. Go to the top of the page and click "Register as an Artist".
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| Mixed Winter Show |
Tom Caldwell Gallery - Belfast -
Ends 14th Feb 2010
 Caldwell's latest mixed show follows on from celebrating 40 years in the Irish art business and a sell-out Colin Davidson solo show. Includes Shawcross, Graham, Forbes, McEwen, Swanston, Rae and Davidson and introduces a number of new artists to the gallery.
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| Featured Gallery |
Coloured Rain - Templepatrick -
See Website for 2010 Shows
 This gallery has been the respected venue for some of the finest artists in Ireland. Even a partial alphabetical listing of the artists gives a flavour of the quality of work - Blackshaw, Callaghan, Campbell, Casey, Collis, Corkey, Dillon, Fedden, Graham, Knuttel, Lennon, McKelvey, Murphy, O'Casey, O'Neill, Markey, Shawcross, Swanston, Vallely, Wilks, and Yeats.
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| What Happens Next Is A Secret |
IMMA - Dublin -
26 Jan - 18 Apr 2010
 This is an experimental exhibition which attempts to addresses the question of what happens when artworks become part of a collection and are subsequently shown in many different contexts. Working from a potential list of works, the artworks will be changed during the course of the exhibition.
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| Sean Scully - Retrospective |
Ulster Museum - Belfast -
23 Oct 2009 -14 Feb 2010
 This landmark exhibition is a major retrospective of Scully’s work, charting his career from his early grid paintings of the 1970s to variations on the expansive and sensuously painted Wall of Light series that was shown to international acclaim at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York in 2006 to recent new work.
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| Spring Exhibition - Into the Garden |
Jorgensen Fine Art - Dublin -
5th Feb - 27th Feb 2010
 Works on garden theme by Liam Belton, John Brobbel, Campbell Bruce, Caroline Canning, Andrei Demin, Joe Dunne, James English, Tuëma Pattie, Maria Levinge, Anthony Murphy, Jackie Mitchell, Ian McAllister, Alexey Krasnovsky, Alison Rosse, Rose Stapleton and Colin Watson.
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"The Irish art market has grown faster than any other international art market worldwide. Each year sees unprecedented records smashing those of the previous year," writes David Britton in the Irish Arts Review, and he ends,"it was a very good year for Irish art." Irish artists continue to set personal records at Sotheby's, Christie's and auction houses in Ireland itself....A couple of years ago, Forbes - the key magazine for the world's top entrepreneurs - commented that "since 1990, 20th-century Irish art, Dutch Old Masters and English sporting pictures have been the art market's three fastest-rising sectors - with the Irish climbing the most steeply."
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