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Teanga - Aisling an Phobail
- Brian O'Doherty
Teanga - Aisling an Phobail is a stone labyrinth which was inspired by the St. Brigid’s cross – Ireland’s oldest peace symbol.
The labyrinth has been an archetypal form in O’Doherty’s work since the mid-1960s. Unlike the labyrinths of ancient mythology, O’Doherty’s labyrint...
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Apples and Atoms
- Eilís O'Connell
This sculpture was commissioned in 2013 to celebrate the life and work of Ernest T.S. Walton (1903-95), Nobel Laureate for Physics, and former graduate and professor at Trinity College Dublin. Walton was the physicist who famously collaborated with John Cockcroft in Cambridge to ‘split the atom...
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In-Visible
- Tina O'Connell
‘In-Visible’ (2001) is a contemporary sculpture incorporating a water feature. Inspired by the connection between Waterford City and the world famous Waterford Glass industry, O'Connell's work consists of a very large transparent acrylic sphere (2 metres in diameter), over whic...
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I love Letterkenny, Letterkenny loves me
- Tina O'Connell
‘I love Letterkenny, Letterkenny loves me’ (2009) is a two-foot-high neon sign which is installed across the western façade of the Multi Purpose Centre building, at Letterkenny Institute of Technology.
The artwork flicks between the statements ‘I love Letterkenny’, and ‘Let...
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Oatfield: Temperance
- Abigail O'Brien
Abigail O'Brien's residency ran in the Oatfield Sweet Factory from October to December 2007. The remarkable resulting photographs are a unique and striking ‘behind the scenes’ insight into the work that goes on inside Oatfield Sweet Factory. This project resulted in an incredible amount of ex...
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A Very Grand Canal
- Geraldine O' Reilly, Eugene O'Brien, Veronica Nicholson, Las Cosa Preziosa, Wayne Brennan & Mixed Bag Media
A Very Grand Canal is a collection of artistic responses to the Grand Canal commissioned by Offaly County Council through the per cent for arts scheme. Three projects were chosen.
- A series of eight prints depicting the history and legacy of the Grand Canal
by Geraldine O'Reill...
- A series of eight prints depicting the history and legacy of the Grand Canal
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Hotel Ballymun
- Seamus Nolan
Hotel Ballymun was conceived by artist Seamus Nolan. From 23 March to 27 April 2007, the 15th floor of Clarke Tower, one of the last remaining tower blocks in Ballymun, was transformed into a short stay hotel. Nolan ...
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Turning Point
- Isabel Nolan
A site-specific open form sculpture created for Terminal 2 in Dublin. The name was chosen because it suggests a moment in time, a potential turning point in innumerable personal stories.
Turning Point is c.8.7m high x 5.74m x 3.14m. It is made in mild steel, the surface...
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The Cut
- Joe Neeson
The sculpture is crafted from mirror-polished stainless steel and is 4 metres in height. It comprises a sequence of three dagger-like structures, reportedly based on the blades of a field mower, which tilt at an angle causing the sharp apexes to point diagonally upwards towards the sky. Thes...
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Two Souls In One Breast
- Theresa Nanigian
Theresa Nanigian's Two Souls in One Breast was a series of works based on her enquiry into the town of Enniskerry, County Wicklow over the course of 2007-8. It was funded under Wicklow County Council's P...
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