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What’s On
Exhibitions Collection Events
Winter 2018/19 Issue no: 7 nationalgallery.ie
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Winter
Nuacht ón Ghailearaí Update
December opening hours
Thursday 13 December – Gallery closing at 17.30
24, 25, 26 December – Gallery closed
New Monday opening hours
from January 2019
From 1 January 2019, the Gallery will open at
11.00 every Monday, excluding bank holidays.
Bank holiday Monday opening hours will remain
9.15 – 17.30
Christmas in the Gallery
Shop
The Gallery Shop is brimming with festive gift
ideas! From ranges of homeware, textiles and
jewellery by Irish designers to the Gallery’s own
2019 calendar (€12) and 2019 diary (€19.95). This
year’s calendar, supported by Northern Trust,
has an animal-theme, featuring some of the
dogs, goats and tigers from the collection. The
Gallery calendar and diary are available in store
and online: shop.nationalgallery.ie
Exhibitions Programme Artist Tom Dalton pictured with the Gallery’s new comment
box inspired by William Scott’s Frying Pan, Eggs, and Napkin
[In]Visible: Irish Women Artists (1950). Tom was commissioned to design and produce the
comment boxes as winner of the Gallery’s design competition
from the Archive for undergraduate art and design students.
17 July – 31 December 2018
Room 11. Free admission
Zurich Portrait Prize
6 October 2018 – 13 January 2019 Canaletto and the Art of Venice
Room 23. Free admission 5 December 2018 – 24 March 2019
Turner: The Vaughan Bequest Beit Wing (Rooms 6-10)
1 – 31 January 2019 Tickets €15/10/5 nationalgallery.ie
Print Gallery. Free admission Nathaniel Hone
Markievicz: Portraits & Propaganda 23 February 2019 – 1 September 2019
27 October 2018 – 10 February 2019 Hugh Lane Room (Room 31). Free admission
Hugh Lane Room (Room 31). Free admission
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Image © Jack Caffrey, The Pimlico Project, 2017
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On View
Taispeántais Exhibitions
& Opening
his Liber Studiorum series, comprising landscape
and seascape compositions, recreated as prints.
This exhibition is kindly sponsored by
Sarasin & Partners.
Curator
Niamh MacNally, National Gallery of Ireland
Zurich Portrait Prize
6 October 2018 –13 January
2019
Room 23 I Free admission
The annual competition
showcasing contemporary
portraiture attracts entries from across Ireland,
and from Irish artists practising abroad. This
J.M.W. Turner (1775-1851), The Doge’s Palace and Piazzetta,
Venice, c.1840.
exhibition features the 25 shortlisted portraits,
including the winning portrait Diane, Larkin
[In]Visible: Irish Women Artists Community College (2018), by Mandy O’Neill.
from the Archive Highly commended portraits by Kim Haughton
and Blaise Smith also feature.
17 July – 31 December 2018
Room 11. Free admission We are delighted to announce the inaugural
Zurich Young Portrait Prize will take place in
Showcasing archival material related to Irish
2019. Details to follow.
women artists, drawn from the collection
of the ESB Centre for the Study of Irish Art, Curator
this exhibition features fascinating letters, Dr Brendan Rooney, Head Curator, National
scrapbooks, photographs and art materials Gallery of Ireland
that shed light on the education and careers
of artists such as Mary Swanzy, Sarah Purser, Markievicz: Portraits & Propaganda
Mainie Jellett, Elizabeth Corbet Yeats and Evie with Amanda Coogan, Floats in the Aether
Hone. 27 October 2018 – 10 February 2019
Curators Hugh Lane Room (Room 31). Free admission
Leah Benson, Emma O’Toole and Tanya Keyes, On the centenary of Constance Markievicz’s
Library & Archives, National Gallery of Ireland election as the first woman to the British
Parliament (1918), and the formation of the first
Turner: The Vaughan Dáil (1919), of which she was a member, this
Bequest exhibition explores the role of portraiture in
1 – 31 January 2019 moulding her private and public image.
Print Gallery. Free As part of this project, acclaimed contemporary
admission artist Amanda Coogan created a new work:
In the heart of winter, Floats in the Aether. Visitors can experience this
Turner’s luminous watercolours light up the ambitious, large-scale performance on select
darkness, delighting visitors for the month of dates over the coming months.
January. In 2019, Turner’s watercolours will be Curator
complemented with a selection of prints from Donal Maguire, ESB Centre for the Study of Irish
Art, National Gallery of Ireland
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Canaletto and
the Art of Venice
5 December 2018 – 24 March 2019
Beit Wing. Tickets €15 and under
Book online: www.nationalgallery.ie
FREE for Friends of the National Gallery of Ireland
Canaletto (1697-1768), The Grand Canal with Santa Maria della Salute looking towards Riva degli Schiavoni, c.1729-30.
Royal Collection Trust / © Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 2018
This loan exhibition presents a selection of the Public Events
finest eighteenth-century Venetian works from A rich learning and engagement programme
the Royal Collection. Paintings, drawings and complements the exhibition. Featuring
prints by Canaletto (1697-1768) will be shown international speakers, informal pop-up talks,
alongside groups of paintings and drawings by mindful drawing, and more, each event is
his contemporaries, including Sebastiano and imbued with the spectacle and theatre of
Marco Ricci, Francesco Zuccarelli, and Giovanni eighteenth-century Venice. We encourage all
Battista Piazzetta. ages and abilities to join us in exploring this
Most of these works were acquired by George captivating city and remarkable artist.
III directly from Joseph Smith, British Consul
in Venice, who was a passionate collector, Catalogues
dealer and supporter of Venetian artists, and The exhibition will be complemented by two
Canaletto’s most enthusiastic patron. As well as publications produced and published by Royal
offering superb examples of eighteenth-century Collection Trust: a full-length 400-page hardback
Venetian art, the exhibition offers a fascinating catalogue, and a smaller paperback featuring
insight into the social circles and artistic selected highlights. Prices €35.95 / €12.95
networks of the period.
Curator
Anne Hodge, Curator of Prints and Drawings,
National Gallery of Ireland
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Don’t Miss!
Nuacht ón Ghailearaí Update
Online Events Guide 2019, the Gallery will once (aged 16-25) with the Gallery
Our programme is always again offer a tailored education and Russborough House.
evolving and new events programme focusing on Supported by the Alfred Beit
are updated daily. See mindfulness and mental Foundation, the project will
nationalgallery.ie/whats-on health. See nationalgallery. involve national and local
ie/whats-on events to engage young people
Canaletto and the Art of of all abilities.
Venice Drawing a Breath
The Education programme Take a lunchtime break from Dublin Chinese New Year
for Canaletto and the Art of the hustle and bustle of daily Festival
Venice includes a collaboration life with this mindful drawing We will be celebrating the
with Rough Magic Theatre course with artist Beth Year of the Pig, with a family
Company, plus a series of O’Halloran. The course offers workshop, documentary
talks, Discovering Venice, an immersive experience of screenings and more. See
with Lucy Whitaker, Senior looking, creating and de- dublinchinesenewyear.com
Curator of Paintings, Royal stressing. Thursdays, 1-2pm,
Collection Trust; broadcaster 17 Jan-14 March 2019 (break Bauhaus Effects
and writer Francesco Da on 21 Feb). Tickets €100 Conference 7-9 February
Mosto; and, fresh from their (includes entry to Canaletto 2019
curation of the 2018 Venice and the Art of Venice) On the centenary anniversary
Architecture Biennale, Yvonne of the Bauhaus, the Gallery is
Farrell and Shelley McNamara Thursday Lates hosting a conference organised
of Grafton Architects. See 6 December, 17 January by the National College of Art
nationalgallery.ie/whats-on 2019 and 21 February 2019, and Design, University College
16.30-20.30 Cork, University College Dublin
LauraLynn Children’s The Gallery’s Thursday and the Goethe-Institut Dublin.
Hospice “Much More Lates events continue on Speakers will analyse the
Magnificent Seven” selected nights, featuring impact of the Bauhaus school
Until 6 January 2019, we are food and drink, music, in the hundred years since its
celebrating the Gallery’s long guided tours, and nail art by inception.
running partnership with Tropical Popical. Highlights See bauhauseffects.com
LauraLynn. Visit the Millennium include poet Stephen James
Wing Studio to see a special Smith performing his newly RIAM/NGI International
display of photography and commissioned poem about Visiting Artists and Friends
illustration documenting “The Caravaggio’s The Taking of Series
Much More Magnificent Seven”: Christ, in January 2019. A welcome addition to
a collaborative project between Dublin’s musical calendar,
the Gallery, LauraLynn and the Yoga this series will highlight the
Abbey Theatre. Storytelling and Join art historian and Academy’s impressive roster
family workshops will take place certified yoga instructor of international visiting artists.
in December and January. See Mary Dowling for an hour of Over five concerts, between
nationalgallery.ie/lauralynn culture and relaxation. See December 2018 and March
nationalgallery.ie/whats-on 2019, Irish audiences will enjoy
First Fortnight Festival performances by exceptional
Mindfulness and Mental The Apollo Project artists in the beautiful
Health (FF) In January 2019, the Gallery surrounds of the Shaw Room.
First Fortnight is a charity launches the Apollo Project, a See nationalgallery.ie/
that challenges mental health three-year scheme dedicated whats-on
prejudice through arts and to sustainably connecting
cultural action. In January and engaging young people
6Upcoming performances
Amanda Coogan: Floats in the Aether
13 December | 1pm
Amanda Coogan with National
Gallery of Ireland Choir
13 December | 4pm
Amanda Coogan with Fine Art
Sculpture students of NCAD
14 December | 12.30pm
Amanda Coogan with current TDs
and Senators
Artist Amanda Coogan performing Floats in the Aether in the National Gallery of
Ireland.
15 December | 2.30pm
Amanda Coogan with practising
On the centenary of the parliamentary vote for women in artists
Ireland, and the election of Constance Markievicz as the first 17 January 2019 | 5.50pm
woman to the Parliament of the United Kingdom, Amanda Amanda Coogan with business
Coogan was invited to create a new artwork in the Gallery. leaders
Coogan is one of Ireland’s most acclaimed contemporary artists, 19 January 2019 | 2.30pm
working in performance, live art, sculpture and installation. Amanda Coogan with young people
Floats in the Aether is an ambitious, large-scale performance 20 January 2019 | 2.30pm
involving over 100 women and girls of different backgrounds and Amanda Coogan with Women’s
social contexts. Coogan believes ‘this performance puts groups History Association of Ireland and
of women together in the spirit of community, togetherness, the National Gallery of Ireland
Lifelong Learners
witness and expectation to remember and celebrate the work
of the Irish suffragettes and Markievicz’s historic breach of the 21 January 2019 | 2.30pm
glass ceiling.’ This project is presented in collaboration with the Amanda Coogan with Sew Last
exhibition Markievicz: Portraits & Propaganda, now on display. Season
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Winter Calendar
December 2018
Saturday 1 December
Events free unless marked € 12.30 & 14.30 Tours - Swift
Booking essential for events Festival-themed
marked B
First Fortnight Festival Sunday 2 December
events marked FF 11.30-13.30 Drop-in Family
Workshop
€ Buy Tickets 11.30 Tour - Swift Festival-
from nationalgallery.ie or themed Photo jack Caffrey, The Pimlico Project, 2017
the ticket desk. 12.30 Family Tour - Swift
Sunday 9 December
Festival-themed
Guided Tours 11.30-13.30 Drop-in Family
13.30 Tour - Swift Festival-
All tours must be booked Workshop
themed
three weeks in advance 11.30 Tour
T (01) 663 3510 15.00 Writing of(f) Class B
Book at jonathanswiftfestival.ie 12.30 Family Tour
E tours@ngi.ie 13.30 Tour
Is féidir turais trí Ghaeilge a Tuesday 4 December
chur in áirithe freisin. 13.15 Pop-Up Talk Monday 10 December
14.00 New Parents’ Tour
Audio Guides FREE Wednesday 5 December
Audio guides for children 13.15 Curator’s Talk: Canaletto Tuesday 11 December
and adults are available and the Art of Venice 11.00 Talk and Tea
from the information desk. Anne Hodge, NGI Markievicz: Portraits and
Tá an Chlostreoir le fáil i Propaganda, Donal Maguire
Thursday 6 December NGI €5 B
nGaeilge. Déan fiosrú ag an
Deasc Eolais. 16.30-20.30 Thursday Lates \ 13.15 Pop-Up Talk
Celebrating Herstory
Tailored Tours FREE 17.30 Film – It’s a Wonderful Thursday 13 December
We provide Irish Sign Life €5 B 13.00 Floats in the Aether with
Language tours; tours 18.00 Magnificent Music with Amanda Coogan
for the hard of hearing; Kids’ Classics 16.00 Floats in the Aether with
Tours for the blind/visually 17.30 & 18.30 Tours Amanda Coogan
impaired; tours for people 18.30 Tour for the Hard of 16.30 Tour
with dementia and their Hearing 16.30 In-Conversation Tour -
carers; and tours for Constructing Canaletto’s Views
selected community & Friday 7 December with Dr Conor Lucey and Aoife-
youth groups. Pre-book 13.05 RIAM/NGI International Marie Buckley (exhibition ticket
education@ngi.ie Visiting Artists: required)
James Galway and Friends Gallery closing early at 17.30
Online Events Guide
€10-€20 B
For the most up-to-date Friday 14 December
13.15 Pop-Up Talk
listing of all Gallery events 12.30 Floats in the Aether with
see nationalgallery.ie/ Saturday 8 December Amanda Coogan
whats-on 12.30 Tour 13.15 Pop-Up Talk (exhibition
13.30 Mindfulness Tour ticket required)
For information visit: 14.30 Tour
nationalgallery.ie
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Saturday 15 December Thursday 27 December Thursday 10 January
12.30 Tour 18.30 Tour 18.00-19.30 Drawing a Breath
13.30 Sketching Tour Mindful drawing session with
Saturday 29 December
14.30 Tour Beth O’Halloran FF €5 B
12.30 & 14.30 Tours
14.30 Floats in the Aether with 18.30 Tour
Amanda Coogan Sunday 30 December 18.30 In-Conversation Tour -
Christmas Family Art Holiday Zurich Portrait Prize with Sarah
Sunday 16 December McAuliffe and Mandy O’Neill
11.30-13.30 Drop-in Family
11.30-13.30 Drop-in Family 18.30 Film - Exhibition on
Workshop
Workshop Screen: Canaletto and the Art of
11.30 Tour
11.30 Tour Venice
12.30 Family Tour
12.30 Family Tour
13.30 Tour Friday 11 January
13.30 Tour
14.30 “Magnificent 7” Family 13.05 RIAM/NGI International
14.00 RIAM/NGI International
Storytelling with Paul Timoney. Visiting Artists: Iain Burnside
Visiting Artists: John O’Conor
Free, booking essential. B and Friends €5-€8 B
and Friends €10-€20 B
Tuesday 1 January 13.15 Pop-Up Talk FF
14.30 “Magnificent 7” Family
Storytelling with Paul Timoney. 11.30 Tour Saturday 12 January
Free, booking essential. B 12.30 Family Tour 10.30 Yoga at the Gallery €10 B
Monday 17 December 13.15 Pop-Up Talk 12.30 Tour
12.00 & 14.00 NGIBaby 13.30 & 14.30 Tours 13.30 Mindfulness Tour FF
workshops Jingle Bells with Thursday 3 January 14.30 Tour
Frances Coghlan 14.00-15.30 Drawing a Breath
18.30 Tour
Online bookings open 9.00, Mindful drawing session with
11 Dec. €5 B Friday 4 January Beth O’Halloran FF €5 B
13.15 Pop-Up Talk 15.30 Talk - Arts and Mental
Tuesday 18 December
Saturday 5 January Health for Young People with
10.30 Yoga at the Gallery €10 B
artist Joe Caslin FF €5 B
13.15 Pop-Up Talk 12.30 Tour
13.30 Sketching Tour Sunday 13 January
Thursday 20 December
14.30 Tour 11.30-13.30 Drop-in Family
18.00 Pop-up performance with Workshop
National Gallery of Ireland Choir Sunday 6 January
11.30 Tour
18.30 Christmas-themed Tour 11.30-13.30 Drop-in Family
12.30 Family Tour
18.30 Evening Yoga at the Workshop
13.30 Tour
Gallery €10 B 11.30 Tour
14.30 Mindfulness Tour FF
Friday 21 December 12.30 Family Tour
15.00 Talk - From drama to
13.15 Pop-Up Talk 13.30 Tour
dreams, Turner’s changing views
Tuesday 8 January of Venice, Adrian Le Harivel, NGI
Saturday 22 December
12.30 Tour 13.15 Pop-Up Talk Monday 14 January
13.30 LGBTQI+ Tour 11.30 Dementia Inclusive Tour
14.30 Tour and Workshop B
14.00 New Parents’ Tour
Sunday 23 December
11.30 Tour Tuesday 15 January
12.30 Family Tour 10.30 Yoga at the Gallery €10 B
13.30 Tour 11.00 Talk and Tea: Outsider Art
Gallery Closed 24-26 and Mental Health with Dr Riann
December Coulter, Director, F.E. McWilliam
Beth O’Halloran, artist & educator
Gallery and Studio €5 FF B 9January 2019 February 2019
Tuesday 15 January (Cont.) 11.30-13.30 Drop-in Family Thursday 31 January
13.15 Pop-Up Talk FF Workshop 18.30 Tour
11.30 Tour 18.30 Thursday Evening
Thursday 17 January
12.30 Family Tour Lecture Series –
12.00-13.00 Drawing a Breath Freespace with Yvonne Farrell
13.30 Tour
8-week course Mindful and Shelley MacNamara,
drawing course with Beth 14.30 Floats in the Aether with
Amanda Coogan Grafton Architects €10 B
O’Halloran €100 B
16.30-20.30 Thursday Lates Monday 21 January
17.50 Floats in the Aether with 12.00 & 14.00 NGIBaby
Amanda Coogan workshops Mindfulness and
18.00 Pop-up performance Baby. Online bookings open
Stephen James Smith 9.00, 15 Jan. €8 FF B
performing commissioned 14.30 Floats in the Aether with
poem about Caravaggio’s The Amanda Coogan
Taking of Christ
Tuesday 22 January Photo Jack Caffrey, The Pimlico Project, 2017
17.30 & 18.30 Tours
13.15 Pop-Up Talk
18.30 Thursday Evening Friday 1 February
Lecture Series – Thursday 24 January 13.15 Pop-Up Talk
Canaletto: truthful observer and 18.30 Tour
Saturday 2 February
brilliant re-creator of the city of 18.30 Thursday Evening
Venice. Lucy Whitaker, Senior 12.30 & 14.30 Tours
Lecture Series –
Curator of Paintings, Royal Art and its inventions in Sunday 3 February
Collection Trust €10 B Venice with Francesco Da 11.30-13.30 Drop-in Family
Friday 18 January Mosto, architect, writer and Workshop in association with
13.15 Pop-Up Talk broadcaster €10 B Dublin Chinese New Year
Festival
Saturday 19 January Friday 25 January
11.30 Tour
10.30 Yoga at the Gallery €10 B 13.15 Pop-Up Talk
12.30 Family Tour
11.00-17.00 Painting Course – Saturday 26 January 12.30 Dublin Chinese New Year
Views of Venice, From Canaletto 12.30 Tour Festival Film Screening
to Turner with artist John 13.30 LGBTQI+ Tour 13.30 Tour
Keating €170 B 14.30 Tour 15.00 Talk - Venice’s Myths and
12.30 Tour Traditions through Canaletto’s
13.30 Mindfulness Tour FF Sunday 27 January Lens with Dr Philip Cottrell, UCD
14.30 Tour 11.30-13.30 Drop-in Family
Workshop Tuesday 5 February
14.30 Floats in the Aether with
11.30 Tour 13.15 Pop-Up Talk
Amanda Coogan
12.30 Family Tour Thursday 7 February
Sunday 20 January 13.30 Tour Conference - Bauhaus Effects
11.00-17.00 Painting Course – 15.00 Talk - Conserving (7, 8, 9 Feb) B
Views of Venice, From Canaletto Turner with Ranson Davey, 17.00–20.00 Rent an Easel
to Turner with artist John conservator 360° €25 B
Keating €170 B
Tuesday 29 January 18.30 Tour
13.15 Pop-Up Talk 18.30 Tour for the Hard of
Hearing
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18.30 In-Conversation Tour - 13.15 Pop-Up Talk
Canaletto with John Keating and 11.00-12.15 Venetian mask-
Dr Sarah Wilson making for children aged 4+
(exhibition ticket required) with Serena Alberigo €8 B
Friday 8 February 14.00-15.30 Venetian mask-
13.15 Pop-Up Talk making for children aged 8+
with Serena Alberigo €10 B
Saturday 9 February Photo Jack Caffrey, The Pimlico Project, 2017
Saturday 23 February
12.30 Tour Sunday 17 February
12.30 Tour
13.30 Sketching Tour 11.30-13.30 Drop-in Family
13.30 LGBTQI+ Tour
14.30 Tour Workshop
14.30 Tour
Sunday 10 February 11.30 Tour
12.30 Family Tour Sunday 24 February
11.30-13.30 Drop-in Family
Workshop 13.30 Tour 11.30-13.30 Drop-in Family
15.00 Talk - Building with Water, Workshop
11.30 Tour
with Dr Paul Arnold, architect 11.30 Tour
12.30 Family Tour
12.30 Family Tour
12.30 Dublin Chinese New Year Monday 18 February
Festival Film Screening 13.30 Tour
12.00 & 14.00 NGIBaby
13.30 Tour workshops Mini Gondoliers 15.00 Film - Exhibition on
with Frances Coghlan. Screen: Canaletto and the Art
15.00 Lecture - Canaletto:
Online bookings open 9.00, of Venice
Patrons and Collectors
Dr Ciarán Woods, art historian 13 Feb. €8 B Tuesday 26 February
14.00–15.00 Sensory Friendly 13.15 Pop-Up Talk
Monday 11 February
Workshop B
11.30 Dementia Inclusive Tour Thursday 28 February
and Workshop B Tuesday 19 February 18.30 Tour
14.00 New Parents’ Tour 13.15 Pop-Up Talk
14.00–15.00 Sensory Friendly
Tuesday 12 February
Workshop B
11.00 Talk and Tea:
Canaletto’s Venice, Anne Hodge, Wednesday 20 February
NGI €5 B 14.00–15.00 Sensory Friendly
13.15 Pop-Up Talk Workshop B
Thursday 14 February Thursday 21 February
17.30 & 18.30 Valentine’s Day 11.00-12.15 Venetian mask-
Tours making for children aged 4+
17.00–20.00 Rent an Easel with Serena Alberigo €8 B
360° €25 B 14.00-15.30 Venetian mask-
making for children aged 8+
Friday 15 February with Serena Alberigo €10 B
13.15 Pop-Up Talk 16.30-20.30 Thursday Lates
Saturday 16 February 17.30 & 18.30 Tours
12.30 Tour 18.30 Chamber Concert
Il Quartetto di Venezia Music of
13.30 Mindfulness Tour
La Serenissima
14.30 Tour
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