Exhibition News - Ireland

[darragh]

Hi everybody

Looks like this has been mentioned for the previous years, well, its back on this coming weekend 29/30 August 2009.
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Anybody coming along, stop and say hello at place 349/350.
I'm new enough here - so would be nice to names and faces together.

J..

James,

I'll be there with OffShoot Photography Society (place 330/1)

Darragh

[James Shelley]

Good Man Darragh, and only a few places away. I'll be sure to drop down and sat hello.

I see in another thread, Eddie (Monosnaps) and Hugh(Hughitb) will be around the corner as well. No place numbers mentioned, sure we'll get to see them anyhow.

Hope all preperations in order. See you there.

J..

[hughitb]

I'm number 94 .... just opposite the Shelbourne. Looking forward to it ...

[James Shelley]

Folks,

Apparently an exhibition in Kilmainham from the likes of Ervin Penn and others is either on tour or coming soon. Heard it was featured on Nationwide a few nights ago.
Anyone know of it or when is it ? I've searched both web and the IMMA website without success. Nationwide website also.

Anybody any clues ?

J..

[James Shelley]

Spell check, should have typed Irving Penn

thanks
J..

[darragh]

the exhibition is "Picturing New York: Photographs from MOMA". It runs until the 7th of Feburary in Kilmainham

[darragh]

Jack Mallins is holding an exhibition called "Our vibrant world" which he will display his wildlife photography from across the world in the brightlife gallery in greystones from saturday until 4th of dec.
Jack is well now in the club scene for his nature photography and his wildlife photos from around the world are stunning to see.
Here is the bio for exhibition
"Jack who is an Associate of the Royal Photographic Society, has brought together a collection of images from the Arctic, Africa, India, Peruvian Amazon Ireland and Scandinavia, ranging from polar bears to insects. Originally from Northern Ireland, Jack has enjoyed success in many photographic competitions both at home and abroad."

Darragh

[hughitb]

the exhibition is "Picturing New York: Photographs from MOMA". It runs until the 7th of Feburary in Kilmainham

Dropped in to this today. It's really great. I didn't get to study it in detail because I was being dragged around the place by my four-year old daughter. "Pictures are boring!" she announced loudly at one point.

Anyway it's got all the greats - Hine, Steiglitz, Arbus, Friedlander, Winogrand, Weegee, Strand - you get the idea.

[Vincent Brady (TEX)]

Dropped in to this today. It's really great. I didn't get to study it in detail because I was being dragged around the place by my four-year old daughter. "Pictures are boring!" she announced loudly at one point.

Anyway it's got all the greats - Hine, Steiglitz, Arbus, Friedlander, Winogrand, Weegee, Strand - you get the idea.

A pal of mine had a spare ticket for the opening so I went along. I agree with you Hugh it's great. I just need more time to view it and I bought the book which I'll study in more detail before I return and view it at my leisure.

TEX

[James Shelley]

Thanks folks,
In meantime, I found IMMA have finally listed it on their site;
http://www.imma.ie/en/page_197023.htm

Whilst it's listed to run until Beginning of February, I'm going to make an effort to go in see it soon.

Looking forward to it !

J..