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08 July -
21 July 2010
Summer Show
Gallery Artists and Studio Members
09 July -
25 July 2010
Gold
Graphic Studio Dublin's 50th Anniversary Exhibition in Galway
08 July -
21 July 2010
Summer Show
Gallery Artists and Studio Members
09 July -
25 July 2010
Gold
Graphic Studio Dublin's 50th Anniversary Exhibition in Galway
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Gallery Exhibitions
08 July 2010 - 27 July 2010
Summer Show
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04 June 2010 - 26 June 2010
Gold
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06 May 2010 - 29 May 2010
New Works
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01 April 2010 - 24 April 2010
10:10
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04 March 2010 - 27 March 2010
Landmarks
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04 February 2010 - 27 February 2010
Wystawa poplenerowa - 'Na granicy'
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14th January - 21st January 2010
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A Tribute to Moya Bligh (1954 - 2009) This week long exhibition commemorates the renowned artist Moya Bligh, a prominent printmaker and woodblock artist. The exhibition coincides with an exhibition at Original Print Gallery, 14th January - 6th February 2010, featuring five artists including Moya Bligh. » View Exhibits Prints | 
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3rd December 2009 - 9th January 2010
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Little Christmas '09
Following the huge success of last year's Little Christmas show in 2008, this exhibition features a suite of images with a paper size of 20cm x 25cm and limited to an edition of 20 based on the combining form -scape. » View Exhibits Prints | 
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5th November - 28th November 2009
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New Works by Andrzej Mazur & Jo Gorner This is a two person show with, Gallery Artist, Jo Gorner and Andrzej Mazur, a Member of Graphic Studio Dublin. Gorner's images centre on an object or a place within the landscape and her reading of this via her emotions and events in her life. The Human being is Andrzej's greatest inspiration and his work focuses on communication and the complexities of human relationships. » View Exhibits Prints » View Andrzej Mazur's Profile » View Jo Gorner's Profile | 
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1st October - 24th October 2009
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New Works by Visiting Artists 2009
The Visiting Artists Scheme, established since 1980 at Graphic Studio Dublin continues with this show, to play an important role in Irish Art. This visually challenging exhibition features iconic living Irish artists, acclaimed both nationally and internationally. » View Exhibits Prints | 
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03 September 2009 - 26 September 2009
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New Works - James Allen & Sophie Aghajanian
Graphic Studio Gallery's autumn exhibition schedule starts with a two-person show by artists Sophie Aghajanian and James Allen. Allen studied at Belfast College of Art and Brighton College of Art. In 1977 he founded Belfast Print workshop, which, is a highly successful Print studio in Belfast. Born in Haifa (of Armenian extraction), Sophie Aghajanian studied at Ravensbourne College of Art and Brighton College of Art. » View Exhibits Prints » View James Allen's Profile » View Sophie Aghajanian's Profile | 
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09 July 2009 - 28 August 2009
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'Summer Show' - New works by Gallery artists & Studio members Summer Show features fresh works from Gallery artists and Graphic Studio Dublin members and showcases a diverse range of printmaking techniques; etching, linocut, drypoint, carborundum, lithography and mezzotint, at very attractive prices. » View Exhibits Prints | 
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11 June 2009 - 04 July 2009
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'Graduate Award Exhibition'
Graphic Studio Gallery hosts a unique exhibition, featuring award winning graduate artists. All of the artists whose work is on display have made the transition from being fine art students to exhibiting at a professional level. Graphic studio Dublin's graduate award scheme gives an essential opportunity to student artists to gain valuable experience in printmaking, financial support and an invitation to participate in an exhibition at Graphic Studio Gallery. » View Exhibits Prints » Information about the Graduate Award | 
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07 May 2009 - 30 May 2009
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'New Works' by Professor Jerzy Jedrysiak & Marta Wakula-Mac This is a two person show, an internationally renown artist, Professor Jerzy Jedrysiak and Marta Wakula-Mac, a member of Graphic Studio Dublin. Professor Jedrysiak's work centers on a metaphor 'Silva rerun' meaning The Forest of Things, which dates back to the Roman Empire. Marta Wakula-Mac's inspiration for her linocuts is the creation of the world and celebration of life. » View Exhibits Prints » View Professor Jerzy Jedrysiak's Profile » View Marta Wakula-Mac's Profile | 
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09 April 2009 - 23 April 2009
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'Studio Publications'
A diverse selection of framed prints from our stable of visiting artists stock including Louis le Brocquy, Elizabeth Blackadder, Barbara Rae, William Crozier, Tony O'Malley, Micheal Farrell, Michael Cullen, Gwen O'Dowd, Felim Egan, Tim Goulding, Patrick Hall, Ciaran Lennon and John Noel Smith among others, will be on show at Graphic Studio Gallery from 9th April - 23rd April 2009.
As valued customers of Graphic Studio Gallery, we are pleased to offer a substantial discount on exhibited framed works.
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12 March 2009 - 04 April 2009
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'Le Chéile' - A Welsh / Irish print collaboration
A unique visual dialogue began between two prominent Print Studios in Ireland and Wales namely the Leinster Printmaking Studio, Co. Kildare and the Regional Print Centre, Wrexham, Wales. Irish artists collaborated with Welsh artists to explore themes of land/language/place/sense of belonging. A series of working prints, drawings, collages and text travelled back and forth across the Irish Sea, with each collaborating artist responding to and working on the artworks. » View Exhibits Prints » Liam Ó Broin - Why artists make prints | 
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05 February 2009 - 28 February 2009
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'The Living Air' - New works by Jennifer Lane & Louise Leonard This is a two person show with both artists being members of Graphic Studio Dublin. Jennifer Lane specializes in woodblock printmaking. Her new prints derive from an extensive series of drawings from life of pine trees found in the Curragh, Co Kildare and the Alentejo region of Portugal. Louise Leonard combines the techniques of etching and linocut to depict her imagery of landscapes and birds. » View Exhibits Prints » View Jennifer Lane's Profile » View Louise Leonard's Profile | 
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04 December 2008 - 22 January 2009
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'Little Christmas' Gallery Artists and Studio Members "There is something of common race instinct in the work of all original Irish writers of to-day and, it can hardly be absent in their sister art" Sir Hugh Lane (1875 - 1915) » View Exhibits Prints | 
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06 November 2008 - 29 November 2008
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'New Works' - Jean Bardon
'The Moonlit Mezzanine' - Gerard Cox This is a two person show with both artists being long standing members of Graphic Studio Dublin. Jean Bardon's work has been strongly influenced by the century old Botanical art with it's formality and decorative qualities. While upstairs Gerard Cox's work is based on organic forms and celebrates life and nature through colour. » View Exhibits Prints » View Jean Bardon's Profile » View Gerard Cox's Profile » Gerard Cox's Irish Arts Review Interview | 
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02 October 2008 - 25 October 2008
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'Flock' - New works by Kelvin Mann
Since his two man exhibition 'Quire' with Marc Reilly in 2004 and his award winning print 'Red Light House' for Dublin Port Print show at Graphic Studio Gallery in 2007, we are delighted to host 'Flock' an innovative solo show by Kelvin Mann. » View Exhibit Prints » View Artist's Profile | 
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04 September 2008 - 27 September 2008
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'Swedish Group Show' - by Galleri Astley
Graphic Studio Gallery exhibits over 40 works of Swedish art from Galleri Astley's stable of artists. Established in 1977, Galleri Astley is a unique Art Centre set in Uttersberg, Sweden and incorporates a sculpture park, museum, gallery acoustic reserve and a print workshop. In 1994 the centre opened its printmaking facilities and has since showcased and published screen prints from Swedish and International artists. » View Exhibit Prints | 
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14 August 2008 - 23 August 2008
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'Demonstrate' demonstrations of a range of printmaking techniques Renowned printmakers will demonstrate a range of printmaking techniques including: etching & aquatint, linocut, mezzotint, woodcut, lithograph and drypoint at Graphic Studio Gallery and at Graphic Studio Dublin's newly acquired print studio in Distillery House, North Circular Road. This is a unique opportunity to see first hand the best of traditional printmaking in the oldest dedicated fine art print studio in Ireland. Demonstrations are free. Booking is essential | t: +353 1 6798021 | e: gallery@graphicstudiodublin.com » View photos from the events | 
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19 July 2008 - 09 September 2008
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'Summer Printfest' New works by Gallery Artists & Studio Members Graphic Studio Gallery's exhibition Summer Printfest is an integral part of our print initiative Imprint festival of print 2008 - 2009 incorporating 'Revelation' which is currently showing at National Gallery of Ireland, a number of solo exhibitions, and culminating in 'Artist's Proof' at Chester Beatty Library in January 2009. » View Exhibit Prints & Photos | 
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08 May 2008 - 06 June 2008
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'Is this real' New Work by Yoko Akino & Maev Lenaghan This innovative two-person show by Maev Lenaghan and Yoko Akino investigates universal themes of environment and the human image. Although the basis for Lenaghan's work lies in representation she observes her subject matter sidelong and laterally, touching on the essential need to communicate. These prints are stories without narrative. On graduating from NCAD in 2002 Lenaghan received the Graphic Studio Dublin graduate award and has since exhibited both in Ireland and abroad. » View Exhibit Prints » View Yoko Akino's Profile » View Maev Lenaghan's Profile | 
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03 April 2008 - 30 April 2008
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'il giardino' - New works by Cliona Doyle
Cliona Doyle's new works were inspired by and made on location at 'Il Certose di Pontignamo', a 14th century monastery just outside Sienna. The monastery overlooks formal walled gardens, which contain an extensive orchard and olive grooves. In this show the artist explores the significance of a medieval garden both for it’s symbolic meanings, aesthetic qualities and a means to provide sustenance for the monastery and it’s inhabitants. » View Exhibit Prints » View Artist's Profile | 
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06 March 2008 - 29 March 2008
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'Childscapes' - Carmel Benson
Combining figurative and abstract elements, this work is drawn from themes of childhood and nature. Benson's use of corborundum in printmaking creates particularly rich velvety areas of colour and texture. With this strong use of colour, pattern, light and the simplification of perspective, it seeks to explore the integration or isolation of the individual in space and time.
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07 February 2008 - 01 March 2008
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'twenty | twenty' - Various Artists
Twenty artists commemorate the twentieth anniversary of at Cope Street, Temple Bar. Quoting the November 1988: "Where bacon used to hang for curing, the works of our artists will hang for sale".
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05 December 2007 - 05 January 2008
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'Winter Exhibition' - New Work by Gallery Artists
An eclectic mix of new works by gallery artists and Graphic Studio Dublin members. These exquisite pieces are all at accessible prices - ideal for that very special, Seasonal gift - they can be taken off the wall and wrapped there and then!
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25 October 2007 - 24 November 2007
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'New works' - James McCreary & Lars Nyberg
Following James McCreary's highly acclaimed retrospective show at in February 2005, McCreary returns with a dramatic series of mezzotints. A master of mezzotint working from dark to light, McCreary burnishes and scrapes back the raised surface of the copper plate to reveal strong and colourful motifs. His delicate use of vivid patterns contrasts boldly with the rich dark backgrounds of the images. James McCreary was elected an Aosdána member in 2005.
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06 September 2007 - 06 October 2007
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Kite New works by Richard Gorman
Following Richard Gorman's successful solo shows at the Kerlin Gallery, Dublin in July 2006 and at Centre Culturel Irlandais, Paris from May to July of this year, presents a unique collection of his woodblocks, lithographs and etchings.
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05 July 2007 - 23 August 2007
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'Off the Wall' - The art of printmaking
The Summer Exhibition Off the Wall features fresh work from Graphic Studio Dublin Members and Gallery Artists incorporating a myriad of fine art print techniques such as vibrant miniature screenprints by Terence Gravett. Gerard Cox's new woodblocks have a porthole theme incorporating gold leaf.
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07 June 2007 - 30 June 2007
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'Contemporary prints' - Flowers Graphics, London
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24 April 2007 - 01 May 2007 in Dublin Port Company HQ
& 03 May 2007 - 26 May 2007 in Graphic Studio Gallery
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'Dublin Port Print'
Just beyond East Wall Road is a different world. It stretches along the lower reaches of the Liffey buzzing with movement, colour and sound, a dynamic, crowded space full of the hints of other places. Through it we are brought much of the necessary stuff of our everyday lives and yet most of us know little about how it really works. » View Exhibition Prints |
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05 April 2007 - 28 April 2007
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'New works' - Barbara Rae
Barbara Rae CBE, RA a successful and highly acclaimed Scottish artist showcases new prints at Graphic Studio Gallery. Rae was elected President of the Society of Scottish Artists in 1983. She was made a Member of the Royal Scottish Academy in 1992 (ARSA 1980) and a Royal Academician in 1996. She has been a Member of the Royal Fine Art Commission for Scotland since 1995 and was a Member of the Board of the British School at Rome in 1998. In 1999 she was awarded a CBE and received an Honorary Doctorate from Napier University, Edinburgh.
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01 February 2007 - 24 February 2007
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'Brandon Etchings' - Niall Naessens
Naessens' new etchings deal with the local landscape. Brandon offers dramatic sea and mountain views but, since settling and adopting the parishioners outlook, Naessens is interested in the smaller more intimate view. He has zoomed into tight details conveying a sense of townland and locality.
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02 November 2006 - 25 November 2006
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'New Woodcuts & Etchings' - Tom Phelan
"And that inverted bowl we call the Sky, Whereunder crawling coopt we live and die, Lift not thy hand to it for help-for it Rolls impotently on as thou or I" - Omar Khayyam » View Exhibit Prints » View Artist's Profile | 
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05 October 2006 - 28 October 2006
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Visiting Artists 2006
The Visiting Artists programme, operated by the Graphic Studio Dublin workshop, has made one of the most important contributions to the development of Irish printmaking over the last 10 years. » View Exhibit Prints | 
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07 September 2006 - 30 September 2006
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Micheal Farrell & Contemporaries from A Fleur de Pierre Studio Paris
An exhibition of lithographic prints from the collection of A Fleur de Pierre Atelier of Jacques de Champfleury in Paris to be hosted at Graphic Studio Gallery, Dublin. Curated by Richard Gorman » View Exhibit Prints | 
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09 August 2006 - 02 September 2006
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The Old Print Shop New York
Graphic Studio Gallery presents 40 New York artists » View Exhibit Prints | 
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04 May 2006 - 02 June 2006
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'Insideout' - Elaine Leader, Anthony Lyttle & Colin Martin
The three printmakers, Elaine Leader, Anthony Lyttle and Colin Martin in this exhibition take different approaches to exploring the manifestation of internal states. » View Exhibit Prints » View Elaine Leader's Profile » View Anthony Lyttle's Profile » View Colin Martin's Profile | 
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06 April 2006 - 29 April 2006
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'Hanga' - Etchings by Yoko Hara & Takahiko Hayashi
Yoko Hara was born in Japan in 1968. She is an exciting young artist who received her Masters degree in painting and printmaking from Musashino Art University, outside Tokyo. Takahiko Hayashi was born in 1961, in Japan. Hayashi received a BFA from Musashino Art University and an MFA in printmaking from the National University of Fine Arts and Music in Tokyo. » View Exhibit Prints » View Yoko Hara's Profile » View Takahiko Hayashi's Profile | 
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09 March 2006 - 01 April 2006
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'Mappa Mundi' - New Topographical Etchings by Brian Lalor Mappa Mundi is taken from a great medieval map of the known world, created in Britain in the thirteenth century, in part geographic and in part a work of the imagination. This, to some degree, reflects Lalors approach to landscape, a combination of the factual and the interpretative. » View Exhibit Prints » View Artist's Profile | 
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02 February 2006 - 26 February 2006
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'Flowers Absence and Loss' - Nigel Rolfe
Limited Edition Digital Prints This set of prints is a recent development taken from various past projects where flowers are used as a basis for memory or loss. They are momento mori, memories for dearly departed, for the loss of children and other personal relationships, and as memorials for public political crimes. » View Exhibit Prints » View Artist's Profile | 
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17 November 2005 - 10 December 2005
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'Memory and Desire' Stephen Lawlor Stephen Lawlor was born in Dublin in 1958 and studied at NCAD from 1980 until 1983. He is an established Irish artist who has been producing prints since the 1980s. » View Exhibit Prints » View Artist's Profile | 
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03 June 2004 - 10 July 2004
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The Cracked Lookingglass
'The Cracked Lookingglass' consists of work by over 30 of Ireland's leading artists. Each artist was asked to make a limited edition print inspired by James Joyce's Ulysses in celebration of the centenary of Bloomsday. » View Artists & their Images |
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