Vanessa Donoso López: (O-O-O) review – Inscrutable cacophony of objects left to their own devices
Visual art: Object-oriented ontology can sound fuzzy and it’s arguably only in contemporary sculpture and assemblage that it makes much sense
Visual art: Object-oriented ontology can sound fuzzy and it’s arguably only in contemporary sculpture and assemblage that it makes much sense
`You question the logic of what you’re doing: whether it’s work, or whether it’s just time being spent'
Including Niamh O’Malley in Dublin, and Elva Mulchrone and Rosa Mäkelä in Galway
Sarah Thornton has been asking artists about myths, muses and their ‘less normal’ lives
Increasing rent prices have contributed to a 25 per cent reduction in capital’s studio space
In this clever and diverting show, the only immediate tangible human input comes from the audience
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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