I.NY Festival 2019 celebrating the relationship between Ireland and New York

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

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Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

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For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

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The University of Limerick Irish- German Events

The schedule for the upcoming Irish- German events in UL running from 2019-2020. Dates and locations for some are yet to be announced.

Reading by Hugo Hamilton

Date: Friday, September 20, 2019

Time: 11am

Location: KB118, UL

About: Hugo Hamilton, the best known Irish- German writer will be reading a passage from his new book Dublin Palms which is speculated to be a continuation of his critically acclaimed memoir, Speckled People.

Reading by Gabrielle Alioth & Fred

Date: Tuesday, October 8, 2019

Time: 11am

Location: ERBOO7, UL

About: Swiss- Irish writer Gabrielle and Fred Kurer will read from her book The Poets Coat/ Der Mantel der Dichterin.

Dr. Sam McIntosh- Guest Lecturer

Date: Wednesday, October 9, 2019

Time: 4pm

Location: C1079, UL

About: Dr Sam McIntosh will give a lecture on the outsourcing and off-shoring of border control: state responsibility and a legal obligation to investigate deaths beyond borders.

Operation Shamrock- Roundtable Discussion and Exhibition

Date: Thursday, October 10, 2019

Time: 4-6pm

Location: Appellate Court, Glucksman Library

About: Opening of the Operation Shamrock Exhibition by German Ambassador H.E. Deike Potzel and panel discussions with two participants.

Lecture by Dr. Deirdre Byrnes

Date: Tuesday, October 29, 2019

Time: 10am

Location: ERBOO7, UL

About: Deirdre Byrnes, Senior Lecturer in German in NUIG talks about her new book Perceptions and Perspectives- Exploring Connections between Ireland and the GDR

International Colloquium “90th Anniversary of the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations- 1929-2019” Part Two

Date: Thursday, November 14, 2019

Time: 2.30-6.30pm

Location: Appellate Court, Glucksman Library, UL

About: A review of the history of Irish- German diplomatic relations and a discussion on current and future developments in bilateral diplomacy.

Lecture by Derek Scally- Reporting from Germany

Date: November/ December 

Time: TO BE ANNOUNCED

Location: TO BE ANNOUNCED

About: Derek Scally, long time Irish Times Berlin correspondent talks about the challenges now faced by journalists and learning the German language.

Reading by Renate Ahrens

Date: 2/3 March, 2020

Time: TO BE ANNOUNCED

Location: TO BE ANNOUNCED

About: Renate is a very prolific and versatile writer and will be reading as part of the Limerick/ Literaturgesprache plus workshops.

Lecture by Liam Ryan, CEO of SAP Ireland

Date: March/ April 2020

Time: TO BE ANNOUNCED

Location: TO BE ANNOUNCED

About: Liam Ryan is Labs Ireland managing director and winner of Great Places to Work’s Most Trusted Leader of 2016. SAP came to Ireland over 20 years ago and has grown to over 1,800 employees.

Lecture by Ralf Lissek, Head of German- Irish Chamber of Industry and Commerce (Dublin)

Date: March/ April 2020

Time: TO BE ANNOUNCED

Location: TO BE ANNOUNCED

About: Ralf Lissek has been CEO of the German-Irish Chamber of Industry and Commerce for many years. Founded in 1980 in order to promote bilateral trade and investment between Germany and Ireland, the German-Irish Chamber of Industry and Commerce has become an Organisation whose 350 member companies from various industries benefit from the services and network.

Lecture by Dr. Claire O’ Reilly 

Date: March/ April 2020

Time: TO BE ANNOUNCED

Location: TO BE ANNOUNCED

About: Dr Claire O’Reilly was the first PhD student in Irish-German Studies at UL and has been lecturing in the German Department in UCC since 2005. Assistant Professor (Juniorprofessur) in Intercultural Training and International Relations from 2002.

She is co-editor with Veronica O’Regan (UL) of Ireland and the Irish in Germany – Reception and Perception published by Nomos (2014).  

Reading by Sten Nadolny 

Date: April 2020

Time: TO BE ANNOUNCED

Location: TO BE ANNOUNCED

About: Sten Nadolny (Berlin) is one of the best-known German authors since the publication of Die Entdeckung der Langsamkeit (1983), selected as one of the “100 must-reads” of German literature in the 20th century.

Lecture by Sonya Permiakova- War Poetry by British and Irish women

Date: 20-24 April, 2020

Time: TO BE ANNOUNCED

Location: TO BE ANNOUNCED

About: Sonya Permiakova is a lecturer at the Centre for British Studies at the Humboldt-Universität Berlin. She will present aspects of her PhD project on war poetry by British women but will also include Irish women’s poetry in her talk. The lecture will be of interest to anyone working on English and Irish literature and history.

For more information about the Irish- German events click here.

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Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Limerick Printmakers Children’s Art Classes

Term 4: Monday 23rd of September/ 21st of October 

Age Group: 4/7 years from 4pm- 5pm (5 weeks )

Term 4: Monday 24th of September/ 21st of October 

Age Group: 8/ 12 years from 6pm/7.30pm (5 weeks) 

Term 5: Monday 11th of November/ Monday 16th December

Age Group: 4/7 years from 4-5pm (6 weeks)

Term 5: Monday 11th of November/ Monday 16th December

Age Group: 8/12 years from 6-7.30pm (6 weeks)

Limerick Printmakers also have scheduled Halloween camps and Christmas camps 

Limerick Printmakers has been offering popular children’s art programs for almost 20 years.

All staff, teachers, and teaching assistants are fully Garda Vetted. Classes are delivered from a private classroom with a private bathroom.

As LP has experienced teachers and teaching assistants, no child is ever left unsupervised.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

The broadcasting platform Boiler Room will bring their internationally recognised electronic experience to Limerick for the first time this September.  Limerick’s own live experience will be held at Dolan’s Warehouse, on Dock Road, Thursday, September 26.  Tickets start at €15 and are available for Cork and Limerick on Eventbrite.  The lineup for the Treaty City has yet to be announced, but techno talent of all types are expected.

For tickets to the Limerick show, click here.

For more info about Boiler Room, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Poet Stephen James Smith brings his tour to Limerick

Stephen James Smith the Dublin poet and playwright central to the rise of the vibrant spoken word scene in Ireland today kicks off his UK and Irish tour this October. 

Fans can expect an interactive gig, unlike any poetry reading you’ve been to before. Stephen will be joined by legendary Manchester poet Tony Walsh as a special guest on the full UK and Ireland Tour with the two bards set to regale the audience for over 90 minutes with poems of sorrow and joy, no doubt new stories will arise on the journey. 

4 October: Dolan’s, Limerick, 9 pm, €12.50

Don’t miss Stephen on tour across Ireland this October with special guest legendary Manchester poet Tony Walsh.

For Official Site click here. 

For more events click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

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Limerick Printmakers Autumn Courses 2019: Step-by-Step Silkscreen

Silkscreen printmaking is LP’s most consistently popular course method while also being one of the most recognizable forms of printmaking there is. The method produces really clean, punchy images with a strong graphic quality that understandably appeals to a huge range of people who enjoy graphic design, typography, photography, printmaking, and design. With silkscreen, details stay crisp and sharp while color pops off the page!

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

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The Argentine Film Festival at UL starts October 10

The University of Limerick will host an Argentine Film Festival next Thursday (October 10) at 6pm and runs until October 24.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

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Children’s Grief Centre Quiz night

The Children’s Grief Centre will be hosting a table quiz on Thursday, October 10 in Jerry Flannery’s Bar Catherine Street. Guest MC on the night is Magician Leon Andersen. 

Proceeds will go to three very deserving children’s charities Cari, Cliona’s Foundation and the Children’s Grief Centre as part of Live 95 Helping Children Charity Drive for local children.

Tickets for a table of 4 are €50 and finger food will be served on the night. Children’s Grief Centre Quiz night

Tickets are available from the Children’s Grief centre office or email [email protected]

For more information on Children’s Grief Centre click here. 

For more events click here. 

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Baby Jam is an early introduction to music for babies and toddlers. It involves using music to kick-start learning such as movement, introducing different sounds and textures, exploring, interacting with other children, participation and gaining confidence.

As well as all these benefits, Baby Jam is an enjoyable class for both parent and child.
Come along and tap your feet to the rhythm of nursery rhymes and lullabies. Dance, sing and play with different instruments.

For more information, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Baby Jam is an early introduction to music for babies and toddlers. It involves using music to kick-start learning such as movement, introducing different sounds and textures, exploring, interacting with other children, participation and gaining confidence.

As well as all these benefits, Baby Jam is an enjoyable class for both parent and child.
Come along and tap your feet to the rhythm of nursery rhymes and lullabies. Dance, sing and play with different instruments.

For more information, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

Mariele Neudeck Sediment Exhibition

Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA) is delighted to host the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Mariele Neudecker from September 6 to November 17. In this exhibition, Sediment, Neudecker presents some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice from the 90s up to the present. All welcome.

For Sediment, Neudecker will present some key-pieces taking the visitors through various strands of her practice. This ranges from early map works, the “Plastic Vanitas” Still Life series, Deep-Sea and Arctic projects, including a new 2-dimensional and new tank work specially commissioned for the exhibition.  Harking back to the motifs, themes and aesthetics of Romanticism and the Sublime, her series of tank works contains sculptures of the natural world both nourished and mummified by the liquids in which they are preserved.  In promoting her enquiry into the relationship between the actual and the mediated, she keeps returning to looking at landscape traditions in art, dealing simultaneously with questions around technology, science, changes to our environment, collective experiences and time.

Mariele Neudecker was born in Germany and studied art in Germany, Ireland and the UK.  She now lives and works in Bristol.  This is her first major solo exhibition in an Irish cultural institution and will include works from the 90’s up the recent past as well as new commissions, made especially for LCGA.

Solo exhibitions include the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Tate Britain and St Ives; the Kunstmuseum Tronheim, Norway. Neudecker has also shown widely in international group exhibitions.

Neudecker is Professor and Research Fellow at Bath Spa University, Fellow for CERN’s Visiting Arts Programme and works on the European Commission’s JRC Science and Art advisory panel.

Neudecker is represented by Galrie Barbara Thumm, Berlin, Thoms Rehbein Galerie, Cologen, Galerie In Camera, Paris and Galeria Pedro Cera, Lisbon.

For more information, click here.

For more stories on art displays across Limerick, click here.

All their lives they wanted to be famous. To get there they need to make the perfect dance routine, but they need your help.

In this dance fantasy adventure brothers Sean and Seamus rock out some banging moves, run into trouble, have a few tantrums, cause a teensy bit of mayhem and find out if fame is really what they’re looking for after all.

Street Performance World Champions, unlikely heroes of smash hit RIOT and Britain’s Got Talent favourites, Lords of Strut deliver their most ridiculous and sublime family show to date.

Rip-roaringly funny, fantastically bizarre, and absolute legends – if this show passed you by at last year’s festival, mark it in the diary for this October. Not to be missed!

For more information, click here.

Best Before Death by Paul Duane at The Belltable.

In 1992, Bill Drummond’s enormously successful pop group The KLF ceased activities. Since 2014, he’s been on a world tour visiting Kolkata, North Carolina and elsewhere. In each place, he carries out his self-imposed ‘work’ – building beds, baking cakes, making soup, shining shoes – to the amused, perplexed or annoyed reactions of onlookers. He estimates his life expectancy is 74, and his world tour will end when he’s 73. He’s not rich, his actions can’t be monetized, and he has been ignored by the art world.

So what’s it all for? Director Paul Duane, ever fascinated by the cultural maverick (John Healy, Bernard Natan, Jerry McGill), features his most idiosyncratic and charismatic subject to date. Filmed by Oscar nominee Robbie Ryan and directed with appropriate dollops of whimsy, this is as entertaining a documentary profile as you could wish for.

Stay with us after the 8 pm screening for Q & A with Director, Paul Duane.

Belltable, Monday, October 21 at 5.15 pm and 8 pm. Tickets cost €8

For more infromation click here.

As always the UCH Cinema Season 2019 has been announced with eight screenings on selected Sunday afternoons and Monday evenings from September to December.

The award-winning Spanish language film (with English subtitles) Pan’s Labyrinth is this year’s UL International Education Division Pick and will be screened on Monday 21 October. Set in 1944 Falangist Spain, it tells the story of a young girl who must prove her royalty by surviving three gruesome tasks.

Monday 21^st October, 7.30pm Pan’s Labyrinth Cert 16 €7.50 / Conc. €6 & €5

Bookings and Full details at 061331549

For more info on bookings click here.