Only Today
Collaborative Change Symposium
Symposium in the framework of PhotoIreland Festival 2011, organised in association with GradCAM and the Dublin City Council Arts Office.
9.15am – 5.45pm
Location: Wood Quay Venue, Dublin City Council Offices
Bookings – email: martin.mccabe@gradcam.ie
Fee: €8
includes teas, coffees & lunch for the day
Art Form Evening – Tour
Time: 6pm
Tour of the RHA Annual Exhibition 2011 with photographer, Amelia Stein RHA, with specific discussion on the lens based and photographic work in the exhibition.
Documentary: Heroes without Arms. Photographers of the Spanish Civil War
At 6pm in the Instituto Cervantes Dublin, Exhibition Room, Lincoln House, Lincoln Place, Dublin 2
Opening Today
Closing Today
We Are Focus, by Exchange Focus Photography Collective
Running Exhibitions
The Long View, at the Gallery of Photography
Mexican Worlds: 25 Contemporary Photographers
Photographs 1908-1940, by Luis Ramón Marín
Sommes-nous ? by Tendance Floue Collective
Images of Germany. 8 photographic positions. Agency Ostkreuz
The RHA Annual Exhibition
Ghost Shops, by Seán Hillen
Blindschleiche und Riesenblatt by Anne Schwalbe
The Arc of Realism 1911-1997, by Zofia Rydet
A Royal Wedding, by Five Eleven Ninety Nine
Achill/Fictionary by Linda Brownlee/Holly McGlynn
One Night in the Killy by Pete Smyth
Grey Area by Arcadia Collective
Pride ‘n’ Prejudice by IADT 3rd Years
SeeChange, Group Show
Glamour in the Blood by Debbie Castro
Jewellery Box-Ireland’s Hidden Gems by Daragh Muldowney
60 Years – Stories of Survival and Safe Haven
The Shadow of James Joyce by Motoko Fujita
Between A & B, by Kevin McNicholas
Photo 2011 by Dublin Camera Club Members
Bleak Beauty, by Eugene Langan
Landscapes of Cork by Patrick Donald
A Calculated Attack: Guerilla Exhibition/Cork Analogue Photographers
Traces Of The Real by Hugh McCabe
Home, curated by Stag & Deer, at 13 North Great George’s Street
Life Imitating Art by Jeanette Lowe
The Shadow of James Joyce, by Motoko Fujita
Liquidity on the Chair Exposures
Photo 2011 by Dublin Camera Club
La Dolce Vita, by Joseph La Mela
