Ranelagh Arts Festival Group Exhibition 2022
“Cultural Natures” will be presented In 2 locations by the Ranelagh Arts Centre
17th Sept - Oct 2022
Ranelagh Arts Centre & FrameXperts, Main Street, Ranelagh
It was an honour for me to be invited to be part of the selection jury for this exhibition led by Curator Monika Crowley of Ranelagh Arts. With over 40 artists selected to exhibit, I was also proud to be invited to be part of the exhibtion.
As Ranelagh is my hometown, I am so pleased to be part of the 2022 Ranelagh Arts Festival and I look forward to attending the art exhibition and all of the other great events taking place in Ranelagh village.
“Cultural Natures” Group Exhibition
In “Cultural Natures”, the topic chosen for this edition by Ranelagh Arts, more than 40 artists from different disciplines have been selected for their exploration of such diverse subjects that are at the same time related to human existence: climate, culture, connections and community. In this exhibition there are visual representations that range from imagining what would happen in the future if the sea rises even higher, questioning current connections such as domestic abuse, communities that are emerging in Dublin from migration, among other subjects that concern the cultural dimension and human nature.
40 Artists
Exhibitors include Paula O’ Riordan, Lena Willryd, Celina Buckley, Lorraine Cleary, Irene O Neill, Geraldine Murphy, Annette Smyth, Tamara Gangnus, Daniel Lipstein, Emer Brady, Muntsa Molina, Austin Reddy, Pat Byrne, Shreya Shah, Alex Gur, Ann Kavanagh, Derval Tubridy, Anne Cooney, Evie Salmon, Elizabeth Hogan, Ekaterina Pushkareva, Emer Brady, Emma Healy, Gerhardt Gallagher, Hugh McClean, Keara Quinn, PIGSY, Inga Ryan, Ruth Egan, Iulian Bocancea, Kayla Martell, Kiki Bokassa, Lisa McGann, Margot Galvin, Nickie Harrington, Olivia O’Dwyer, NOTPOP, Penny Stuart, Roisin Ni Ghuidhir, Serena Kitt, Sarah Beegan, Viola Chiang, Mary O’Connor, Imelda Healy and Monika Crowley.
As per Ranelagh Arts “Cultural Natures Exhibition will take place as part of the Ranelagh Arts Festival and opens 17th September until 14th October. It will be across two locations, at the Ranelagh Arts Centre, No. 6 Ranelagh, and at Frame Experts, 18A Ranelagh, both just a few steps from the Ranelagh Luas stop. The general public is invited to not only reflect on, but to actively engage with issues that are relevant and necessary to transform culture in turbulent times”