An Exhibition in Five Chapters

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In the small library of the Info Lab in the CAC DeBuitlear presents The Found Bookmark Collection Vilnius. The piece consists of objects left between the pages of books in libraries in Vilnius. He visited libraries throughout the city collecting several hundred objects including receipts, 40-year-old envelopes, hair-pins and a love letter addressed to “my dear cabbage”. On view in the CAC is a selection from this collection, each item containing its own personal story.

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The BiG Store At Temple Bar Gallery & Studios

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My Work will be featured in The BiG Store At Temple Bar Gallery & StudiosPreview: Thursday 13th December 2007, 6-10pmExhibition continues until 22 December 2007

 This Christmas, Temple Bar Gallery & Studios will be temporarily transformed into The BiG Store, a department store specialising in contemporary art. With prices ranging from €5 to €5,000, this is a perfect opportunity for budding and established art collectors alike to access the best new contemporary art by a wide variety of emerging and established artists.

In stock will include works by: Lars Arrhenius, Robert Armstrong, Aideen Barry, Frederica Bastide Duarte, Mark Beatty, Stephen Brandes, Louise Butler, Oisin Byrne, Nina Canell & Robin Watkins, Declan Clarke, Patricia Chan, Michelle Considine, Hugh Cooney, Diana Copperwhite, Simon Cunningham, Niall de Buitlear, Nuisance Bears, Vanessa Donoso Lopez, Fiona Dowling, Elena Duff, Clodagh Emoe, Neva Elliott, Adam Fearon, Frank Fischer, Brendan Flaherty, Niall Flaherty, Damien Flood, Mark Garry, Benjamin Gaulon, Richard Gilligan, Susan Gogan, Cliona Harmey, Karl Grimes, Gottfried Helnwein, Clare Henderson, Anne Hendrick, Cassie Howard, Hope Inherant, Sam Irons, Andrew James Jones, Anne Kelly, Tara Kennedy, Krištof Kintera, James Kirwin, Nevan Lahart, Gillian Lawler, Tim Lloyd, Hazel Lim, Justin Larkin, Sarah Lincoln, Stephen Loughman, Hugh Mc Carthy, Paul Mc Devitt, Eilis Mc Donald, Ruth Mc Hugh, , Niamh Mc Cann, Paul Mc Cann, Carly Mc Nulty, Dennis McNulty, Tadgh Mc Sweeney, Colm Mac Athaoich, Harrison Matthew, Jonathan Mayhew , Kieran Moore, Ida Mitrani, Kohei Nakata, Barbara Nealon, Fergus Niland, Seamus Nolan, Sarah O’Brien, Eoin O’Connor, Beth O’Halloran, Magnhild Opdoel, Linda Quinlan, Paul Regan, Bennie Reilly, Sheila Rennick, Daisy Richardson, Risa Sato, Clare Shannahan, Sonia Shiel, Bob & Roberta Smith, Philippa Sutherland, Lee Welch, Roman Wolgin, Sarah Woods, The Tender Trio - Brian Coldrick; Stephen Kelleher; Christian Reeves, Nina Tanis, Ronan Tuite, Orla Whelan, Conor Wickham.

Posted 3 - Art Trail Cork

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My poster (middle) as a part for Skart's Posted 3 project for Art tTrail, Cork.  The posters are also going to be on display in Berlin at a venue called Zaa.

An Exhibition in 5 Chapters / Flax Residency Article

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I'm off to Vilnius on Monday to create an installation continuing my project "The Found Bookmark Archive". I'll be collecting objects from Library books around the city which will then be on show in the Contemporary Art Centre.

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I've also just finished a year long residency at Flax Art Studios in Belfast. I've written an article about my time there which was published in the Visual Artist's Newsheet and which I have attached. I have moved back to Dublin and will be looking for studio here shortly.

Flax Art Article: word document

One Way or Another - Queen Street Studios

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One Way or Another is a two person exhibition by Niall de Buitlear and Leo Devlin at Queen Street Studios. The work was created while the artists were participants on the year long graduate residency at Flax Art Studios. The title of the show alludes to both artists' willingness to follow lines of enquiry across media boundaries. The show will feature photographs, performance residue, sculpture and works on paper.

Opening 6-9pm Thursday 13th September

Exhibition runs until 11th October 

@ Queen Street Studios, Belfast

2 Projects by Jochem Hendricks

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Viruses, ping pong balls, glue

"In 1991 Jochem Hendricks began to build makromodels of viralstructures, e.g. aids, cancer, flue, or herpes. When exhibited, these structures are hung from the ceiling and are dispersed throughout the room like a planetarysystem. This body of works encompasses 15 objects. Each made up of between 60 and 752 ping-pong balls, glued together according to elaborately calculated blueprints. "  

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Newspaper, rotary print 

"This newspaper has already been read. The movements of the eyes while reading were recorded, digitized and printed out. Something of the otherwise invisible process of reading is made visible, and a trace of the absorbtion of information remains. The result being a read newspaper, a finished paper so to speak, an entire «Frankfurter Allgemeine». The printing of the paper was done along with the usual daily issue of the «Frankfurter Allgemeine», in an identical printing process on rotating presses. Kindly supported by the Frankfurter Allgemeinen Zeitung GmbH, the Frankfurt Societätsdruckerei Gmbh and the Ministry for Art and Science in Hessen."

http://www.jochem-hendricks.de/englisch/non_index.htm