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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.

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.

‘ HOSPITAL TO HOSPITAL AND NOT A PATIENT INSIGHT’

Hospital Arts and Culture Festival is set to take place on September 10-15 2019.

FRANK MOYNIHAN celebrity chef opens this year’s festival on Tuesday, September  10 with
delicious dishes in John the Baptist CS. There will also be wine tasting with Paulo Tresoldi.
Door open 7.30pm. Tickets at post office 10 euro.

A LIGHT INTO DARKNESS COMMUNITY PARADE takes place Wednesday evening 12 at
7.30pm from John the Baptist CS grounds through the streets returning to the school where
lights and music from AMANDA LEDDIN AND EUGENE O SULLIVAN fill the darkness.

Hospital,Herbertstown, Knockaney and Doon National school children as bees and butterflies under
the guidance of FIDGET FEET Theatre Company will lead the parade accompanied by the
newly-crowned LORD AND LADY KNIGHT Make noise with whistles and lights.

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.

‘ HOSPITAL TO HOSPITAL AND NOT A PATIENT INSIGHT’

Hospital Arts and Culture Festival is set to take place on September 10-15 2019.

FRANK MOYNIHAN celebrity chef opens this year’s festival on Tuesday, September  10 with
delicious dishes in John the Baptist CS. There will also be wine tasting with Paulo Tresoldi.
Door open 7.30pm. Tickets at post office 10 euro.

A LIGHT INTO DARKNESS COMMUNITY PARADE takes place Wednesday evening 12 at
7.30pm from John the Baptist CS grounds through the streets returning to the school where
lights and music from AMANDA LEDDIN AND EUGENE O SULLIVAN fill the darkness.

Hospital,Herbertstown, Knockaney and Doon National school children as bees and butterflies under
the guidance of FIDGET FEET Theatre Company will lead the parade accompanied by the
newly-crowned LORD AND LADY KNIGHT Make noise with whistles and lights.

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.

‘ HOSPITAL TO HOSPITAL AND NOT A PATIENT INSIGHT’

Hospital Arts and Culture Festival is set to take place on September 10-15 2019.

FRANK MOYNIHAN celebrity chef opens this year’s festival on Tuesday, September  10 with
delicious dishes in John the Baptist CS. There will also be wine tasting with Paulo Tresoldi.
Door open 7.30pm. Tickets at post office 10 euro.

A LIGHT INTO DARKNESS COMMUNITY PARADE takes place Wednesday evening 12 at
7.30pm from John the Baptist CS grounds through the streets returning to the school where
lights and music from AMANDA LEDDIN AND EUGENE O SULLIVAN fill the darkness.

Hospital,Herbertstown, Knockaney and Doon National school children as bees and butterflies under
the guidance of FIDGET FEET Theatre Company will lead the parade accompanied by the
newly-crowned LORD AND LADY KNIGHT Make noise with whistles and lights.

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.

Dr Mary Ryan: Pictured at the Midwest Empowerment and Equality Conference 2019 in the University Concert Hall, which addressed the social issues affecting both women and men today. Picture: Orla McLaughlin/ilovelimerick.

Dr Mary Ryan helps women to get the balance right at Network Ireland Limerick event  

Dr Mary Ryan, Consultant Endocrinologist at the Bons Secours Hospital will encourage women in business to value themselves more and avoid exhaustion at Network Ireland Limerick’s next event taking place on 18^th September at the Clarion Hotel, Limerick. 

A regular speaker on the importance of empowerment, equality and living a healthy lifestyle, Dr Ryan will explain the detrimental impact hectic lifestyles are having on everyone and the impact of fatigue and burnout on women’s hormones and health with long-term consequences. She will also call on women in business to respect themselves more and demand more respect from others.

Businesswomen throughout the Mid West are welcome to attend the event which is free for Network Ireland Limerick Members and €20 for non-members.

According to Dr Ryan, women need to be empowered more and encouraged to slow down long enough to understand their own needs and build a more respectful relationship with themselves and others to prevent stress and burnout.

Catriona O’Donoghue, President of Network Ireland Limerick, said, “Women are notorious for juggling and having too many balls in the air. This event is all about taking stock, checking in with how we’re doing and being aware of the harm fatigue and burnout can have on our bodies.”

The event starts with informal networking and refreshments at 6 pm. It is free for Network Ireland Limerick members and only €20 for non-members.

Event details:  Wednesday 18 September, Clayton Hotel, Limerick.  Registration and networking from 6.00pm. Kick-off at 6.30pm.  Free for Network Limerick Members and just €20 for non-members.

For more information about the event, 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.