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Dublin Contemporary Art Fair 2011
THE MOLESWORTH GALLERY will be exhibiting work by gallery artists Jennifer Trouton,Thomas Brezing, Blaise Smith, Maeve McCarthy, Patrick Redmond, Catherine Barron, Bridget O’Rourke, , Clodagh Murphy and Niall McCormack at VUE, the National Contemporary Art Fair 2011 at the RHA Gallery, Dublin 2.
Opening hours:
Thursday, 3rd November: 6-9pm (Special Preview)
Friday, 4th November: 11am-6.30pm; 7-9pm (Private View)
Saturday, 5th November: 11am-7pm
Sunday, 6th November: 12-6pm
Admission is free.
The vanishing present
A new Body of work from Jennifer Trouton at the Molesworth Gallery, Dublin this winter, illustrates her continuing representation of loss, writes Jane Humphries read more
The Keating/McLaughlin Award for Outstanding Art Work
Jennifer has been awarded the Keating/McLaughlin Award for outstanding Art work by ESB at the RHA Annual exhibition. Now in it’s 181st year, the RHA Annual is the longest running and largest open submission exhibition in the country. Academy Members, invited artists and works selected through an open submission process are exhibited together giving the visitor an unparalleled opportunity to view work by some of Ireland’s best-established and most promising artists.
Painting, sculpture, print, photography and architectural models are viewed side by side and in 2011 the Annual Exhibition will include works by Mick O’Dea, Liam Belton, David Crone, Stephen McKenna, Martin Gale, Carey Clarke, Eilis O’Connell, Alice Maher, Richard Gorman, Amelia Stein and Carolyn Mulholland. Invited arists include Amanda Coogan, Stephen Brandes, Jennifer Trouton, Oliver Comerford, John Devlin, Mary Kelly, Geraldine O’Reilly, Cristina Bunello, Comhghall Casey, Leo Higgins and Gillian Lawler
181st RHA Annual Exhibition
Jennifer has been invited to exhibit at the the 181st RHA Annual exhibiton: 23rd May-30th July 2011
Dictionary of Living Irish Artists
Jennifer’s work has been selected for inclusion in the Dictionary of Living Irish Artists.Written by leading arts commentator, Robert O’Byrne, the Dictionary of Living Irish Artists includes such pre-eminent names as Barrie Cooke, Sean Scully, James Coleman and Dorothy Cross as well as many younger practitioners based in Ireland and overseas…read more+