RADHARC: Dearcthaí i bPrionta | Perspectives in Print

Tugann an focal Gaeilge radharc féidearthacht, léargas, radharc, réimse físe, nó rud éigin feicthe le fios.

Agus é tarraingthe ó bhailiúchán fairsing prionta ó Ghailearaí Ealaíne Crawford, cuireann an taispeántas seo cleachtadh trasghearradh de chleachtas déanamh prionta le céad bliain anuas ar fáil.

Tá baint ag saothair ó ealaíontóirí ar nós Katherine Boucher Beug agus Fiona Kelly, Robert Indiana agus Pablo Picasso leis agus déanann RADHARC suirbhé ar radhairc thopagrafacha agus féinmhachnamhacha.

Cad a théann isteach i réimse físe an ealaíontóra agus cén chaoi a mbraitheann siad nó a mholann siad an méid a shamhlaíonn siad?

Na hEalaíontóirí: Norman Ackroyd, Katherine Boucher Beug, Naomi Boretz, Georges Braque, Christo, Jan de Fouw, Otto Dix, Micheal Farrell, Gary Farrelly, Anna R. Findlay, Joy Gerrard, Debbie Godsell, Mark Hathaway, David Hockney, Robert Indiana, Fiona Kelly, Paul Larocque, David Lilburn, Aidan Linehan, Frieda Meaney, Joan Miró, Cóilín Murray, Jennifer O’Sullivan, Eduardo Paolozzi, Pablo Picasso, Nigel Rolfe, Georges Rouault, Mabel Allington Royds, Maria Simonds-Gooding, Edward Twohig, and Corban Walker.

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The Irish word radharc suggests a prospect, view, scene, range of vision, or something seen.

Drawn from Crawford Art Gallery’s extensive print collection, this exhibition offers a cross-section of printmaking practice over the past century.

Featuring works by artists ranging from Katherine Boucher Beug and Fiona Kelly to Robert Indiana and Pablo Picasso, RADHARC surveys topographical perspectives and introspective states.

What enters the artist’s field of vision and how do they perceive or propose what they envision?

Featured artists: Norman Ackroyd, Katherine Boucher Beug, Naomi Boretz, Georges Braque, Christo, Jan de Fouw, Otto Dix, Micheal Farrell, Gary Farrelly, Anna R. Findlay, Joy Gerrard, Debbie Godsell, Mark Hathaway, David Hockney, Robert Indiana, Fiona Kelly, Paul Larocque, David Lilburn, Aidan Linehan, Frieda Meaney, Joan Miró, Cóilín Murray, Jennifer O’Sullivan, Eduardo Paolozzi, Pablo Picasso, Nigel Rolfe, Georges Rouault, Mabel Allington Royds, Maria Simonds-Gooding, Edward Twohig, and Corban Walker.