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What’s On Exhibitions Collection Events Spring 2018 Issue no: 4 nationalgallery.ie
Nuacht ón Ghailearaí Update
Spring
Musician Sean Furey views Junks (red), 1913 by Emil Nolde (1867-1956), at the
official opening of the exhibition Emil Nolde: Colour is Life.
© Nolde Stiftung Seebüll
Photo: Iain White / Fennell Photography
Colour Show Nolde
Spring exhibitions at the Gallery offer a splash “The room just pops with colour.”
of colour, from Emil Nolde’s Large Poppies (Red, Katherine Waters, theartsdesk.com
Red, Red), 1942, to the exquisite hues of Rose
“…ferocious, fiery colours, intense emotion, and
Barton’s Going to the Levée at Dublin Castle, 1897.
shocking eroticism…”
Emil Nolde: Colour is Life is on view until 14 June
Alastair Sooke, The Telegraph
(Admission €15/10/5 concessions). See Barton’s
work with a host of other Dublin scenes for “Menace and rawness saturate Nolde’s powerful
FREE in the Print Gallery from 5 May. works.”
Jonathan Jones, The Guardian
See & Do
We have a spring programme for all ages. There Emil Nolde: Colour is Life, with its riot of colours,
are five special events in May as part of the is the first major Irish exhibition of work by this
Bealtaine Festival - Ireland’s national German Expressionist artist with a controversial
celebration of the arts and creativity as we age. life and a huge artistic legacy. It opened to the
In a series of lunchtime concerts, music lovers public on Valentine’s Day and continues to 10
can listen to the six Irish competitors who will June 2018. Tickets €15, great concessions from
take part in the 2018 Dublin International Piano €5. Children and Friends of the Gallery go FREE.
Competition. And National Drawing Day on
Saturday 19 May has sessions for children and Upcoming
adults. A-Z: Early Sources in Art History 1547-1900
1 March - 17 June 2018
More info on page 6, or see the
spring calendar, pages 8-11. Guercino: Journey of a Masterpiece
10 March - 27 May 2018
Go Social Drawing Dublin
Be the first to hear about the latest events and 5 May - 26 August 2018
updates about the Gallery by following us on
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and Instagram. Or discover the collection online 9 June - 14 October 2018
in a welcoming digital space, with our mobile-
responsive website.
For further information visit:
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Catalogue:
Easter Colour is Life
Closing
The Gallery closes early (5.30pm)
on Holy Thursday, 29 March
and is CLOSED on
Good Friday, 30 March.
Normal opening hours resume New scholarly essays offer insights into this
master artist, featuring full colour images
from Saturday 31 March. of the bright flowers, cabaret life and exotic
voyages that inspired him. Emil Nolde:
Colour is Life exhibition catalogue, €24.95,
from the Gallery Shop.
National Gallery of Ireland, Grand Gallery
Photo: Chris Bellew / Fennell Photography
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Taispeántais Exhibitions
On View & Opening
Guercino (1591-1666)
Jacob Blessing the Sons of Joseph, c.1620
Guercino: Journey of a Masterpiece
10 March - 27 May 2018
Hugh Lane Room (31) | Free admission
Emil Nolde (1867-1956), Singer (in a green dress), 1910-11 In 2016 we partnered with the J. Paul Getty
© Nolde Stiftung Seebüll
Museum to conserve the Italian masterpiece
Jacob Blessing the Sons of Joseph, c.1620, by
Emil Nolde: Colour is Life Giovanni Francesco Barbieri (1591-1666), known
Until 10 June 2018 as Guercino. Considerable work, and research
Beit Wing | Tickets €15/10/5 on the piece was carried out in the Getty
Book online: www.nationalgallery.ie Museum’s painting conservation studio.
FREE for FRIENDS of the National Gallery of Conservators, curators and scientists worked
Ireland collaboratively for 19 months.
Emil Nolde (1867-1956) was a prolific painter
and printmaker. This exhibition, a collaboration To celebrate its return to the Gallery in March
between the Scottish National Gallery of 2018, the painting will take centre stage in an
Modern Art and the National Gallery of Ireland, exhibition detailing the technical research and
presents a bold and colourful survey of his challenges of the project.
paintings, drawings, etchings, and woodcuts. Also included will be fascinating material
This is the first major exhibition on this German selected from the Sir Denis Mahon library and
Expressionist artist in Ireland in over fifty years, archive. This will offer additional insight into the
with a significant body of works on loan from history and provenance of this stunning work of
the Nolde Foundation, Seebüll. art.
Nolde Public Programme A-Z: Early Sources in Art History 1547-1900
A programme of events supports the exhibition, 1 March - 17 June 2018
Emil Nolde: Colour is Life. For key information, Room 11 | Free admission
pick up a copy of the Nolde brochure in the A showcase of highlights from our library
Gallery, and for full listings see our website. collections, chronicling art reference
publications over four centuries.
For further information visit:
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Drawing Dublin
5 May – 26 August 2018
Print Gallery | Free admission
James Malton (1761-1803), The Custom House, Dublin, 1793
“When I die Dublin will be written watercolours inspired a very
in my heart.” James Joyce successful print series,
(1882-1941) published by Malton in the
1790s.
Dublin has famously inspired Images of ordinary Dublin
writers including Joyce, whose people by Sarah Purser and
novel ‘Ulysses’ evokes the city of Michael Healy will sit alongside
the 1900s. The city and topographical works by artists
surrounding countryside has like Michael Angelo Hayes;
inspired many visual artists also. Flora Mitchell and Harry
Kernoff, giving a real sense of
This exhibition of works on Dublin as a lively and changing
paper, drawn from the place, home to a diversity of
Gallery’s own collection, citizens throughout its history.
includes a wealth of Dublin-
related images in a wide Curator
variety of media. Landscapes Anne Hodge, Curator of Prints
William Orpen (1878-1931)
and figure studies will feature and Drawings, with Niamh
Merchants’ Arch, Dublin, c.1909
in the Print Gallery’s newly MacNally, Assistant Curator of
refurbished display cases. Prints and Drawings, National
Centre-stage is a group of Gallery of Ireland.
magnificent large-scale Public Programme
watercolours by James Malton A public programme of talks
who recorded the fine public and activities will complement
buildings of the eighteenth the show.
century. These dramatic
See more on exhibitions and public programmes:
www.nationalgallery.ie
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Don’t Miss!
Nuacht ón Ghailearaí Update
Talk: What makes a Steinway Grand? FREE Dublin International Piano Competition FREE
Thursday 19 April, 6.30pm, Shaw Room Lunchtime Concerts 12.30pm, Shaw Room
Ulrich Gerhartz, Director of Concert and Artist 7 March Eoin Fleming
Services at Steinway & Sons, London, who 16 March Antonia Huang
prepares pianos for world-famous performers 23 March J.J. McNamara
across the globe, will reveal his fascinating and 20 April Billy O’Brien
meticulous work, using the Grand Piano on loan 4 May Peter Regan
to the Gallery for concerts from the Royal Irish 11 May Cahal Masterson
Academy of Music. The National Gallery of Ireland is delighted to host
In Conversation: the six Irish competitors who will take part in the
The Legacy of Maeve Brennan FREE 2018 Dublin International Piano Competition (18-29
Sunday 29 April, 3pm May).
The Long Gaze Back – An Anthology of Irish Women
Artist’s Choice
Writers, edited by Sinéad Gleeson, is the 2018
Sunday 15 April, 3:30pm
selection for Dublin City Council’s Dublin: One
The Royal Irish Academy of Music and the
City, One Book. It includes the work of Maeve
Gallery will bring some of Ireland’s most
Brennan, the New-York based Irish writer whose
distinctive artists together with a musical
work was neglected for many years. As part of
ensemble from the RIAM. The artists will
the festival, we will host an in-conversation
nominate the ensemble to play works of special
event with Sinéad Gleeson, Aoife Barry and
personal significance to them.
Angela Bourke. Public programming on the day
Tickets: www.riam.ie
will complement the festival.
Daniel Rowland: RIAM Performance
National Drawing Day FREE
Sunday 20 May, 3pm
Saturday 19 May
The final concert of our 2017/2018 partnership
National Drawing Day takes place on Saturday
with the Royal Irish Academy of Music will
19 May, with dozens of venues participating
feature the charismatic violinist Daniel Rowland
nationwide. Check out our website to find a
alongside the RIAM Chamber Orchestra, playing
venue near you.
Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons and Piazzolla’s
Bealtaine Festival tango-inspired The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires.
Wednesdays in May at 3pm Tickets: www.riam.ie
The Bealtaine Festival - Ireland’s national
Tuesday Talk & Tea
celebration of the arts and creativity as we age
On the second Tuesday of each month, an
– takes place in May. The Gallery has five events,
illustrated talk inspired by the Gallery’s
all linked to the Emil Nolde exhibition. Learn
collection and exhibitions will be followed by a
more through guided tours and discussions, or
chat over tea and coffee.
get involved on a practical level through
Tickets €5, see www.nationalgallery.ie
watercolour; still life; and drawing.
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Acquisitions
Dragana Jurišić
We are pleased to announce the acquisition of
Tarantula, 2017, by Dragana Jurišić, originally
included in Inspiration and Rivalry: After Vermeer,
an exhibition of new work by the artist, with
Brian Fay and Maser, which ran from 2-17
September 2017 in the Gallery’s Millennium
Wing Studio. The work was created in response
to our major 2017 exhibition Vermeer and the
Masters of Genre Painting: Inspiration and Rivalry.
Dragana was born in Slavonski Brod, Croatia
(then Yugoslavia). Based in Dublin, she works in
photography. In 2009, she was selected as an
Axis MAstar. She obtained her PhD from the
European Centre for Photographic Research,
Wales in 2013 and has since received Special
Recognition, Dorothea Lange-Paul Taylor Prize
2014; the Emerging Visual Artist Award;
residencies in Dublin and Paris; and a bursary
Dragana Jurišić (b.1975)
Tarantula, 2017
from the Arts Council of Ireland.
Archival pigment print www.draganajurisic.com
75.8 cm x 63.8 cm
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Emil Nolde (1867-1956), Large Poppies (Red, Red, Red), 1942
Patron of Irish Art: €450 © Nolde Stiftung Seebüll
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Féilire an Earraigh
Spring Calendar
March
Events free unless indicated € Saturday 10 March
€ Buy Tickets 12.30 & 2.30 - Tours
from www.nationalgallery.ie or
Sunday 11 March
the Exhibition Ticket Desk
11.30-1.30 - Drop-in Family
Guided Tours Session
Book in advance 11.30 - Tour
E tours@ngi.ie 12.30 - Family Tour
T (01) 663 3510 1.30 - Tour
Is féidir turais trí Ghaeilge a chur Emil Nolde (1867-1956), Light breaking
3.00 - Lecture In and Out of
in áirithe freisin. through, 1950 © Nolde Stiftung Seebüll Place: Nolde’s Landscapes as
Discourses on Belonging
Audio Tours FREE Sunday 4 March Frances Blythe, Edinburgh
Audio guides for children and 11.30-1.30 - Drop-in Family College of Art, University of
adults are available from the Session Edinburgh
Information Desk. 11.30 - Tour
Tá an Chlostreoir le fáil i 12.30 - Dublin Chinese Monday 12 March
nGaeilge. Déan fiosrú ag an New Year Festival Film 2.00 - New Parents’ Tour
Deasc Eolais. Screening China’s Van Goghs
Tailored Tours FREE 12.30 - Family Tour Tuesday 13 March
We provide Irish Sign Language 1.30 - Tour 11.00 - Talk and Tea €5 The
tours; tours for the hard of 3.00 - In-Conversation Event Real Emil with Shane Morrissy
hearing and for those who are As part of the Nolde Education 1.15 - Pop-Up Talk
blind/visually impaired; people Programme, Artist Imogen
with dementia and their carers; Stuart, RHA, in conversation Thursday 15 March
and selected community & with Donal Maguire, NGI, with 6.20 - In Conversation Tour
youth groups. Pre-book a screening of Imogen Stuart: Emil Nolde: Colour is Life
education@ngi.ie Dealbhóir by Sharon Whooley, Art Historian Aoife Convery
Harvest Films & Artist Fala Buggy (Nolde
Exhibition Ticket Required)
Thursday 1 March Tuesday 6 March 6.30 - Pictiúir den Iarthar, Turas
6.30 - Tour 1.15 - Pop-Up Talk trí Gaeilge le Caomhán Mac
Con Iomaire
Friday 2 March Wednesday 7 March
1.15 - Pop-Up Talk 12.30 - Lunchtime Piano Friday 16 March
Emil Nolde: Heimat Concert 12.30 - Lunchtime Piano
Shane Morrissy (Nolde Eoin Fleming, Shaw Room Concert
Exhibition Ticket Required)
Antonia Huang, Shaw Room
Thursday 8 March 1.15 - Pop-Up Talk
Saturday 3 March 6.30 - International Women’s
12.30 & 2.30 - Tours Day Tour Saturday 17 March
12.30 & 2.30 - St. Patrick’s Day
Themed Tours
For further information visit:
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March contd. April
Sunday 18 March Sunday 1 April
11.30-1.30 - Drop-in Family 11.30-1.30 - Drop-in Family
Session Session
11.30 - Tour 11.30 - Tour
12.30 - Family Tour 12.30 - Family Tour
12.30 - Film Screening Gerard 12:30 - Special Screening
Dillon: Painter and Decorator The Private Life of an Easter
1.30 - Tour Masterpiece, Caravaggio’s ‘The
© Pimlico Project Taking of Christ’
Tuesday 20 March 1.30 - Tour
Monday 26 March
1.15 - Pop-Up Talk
12.00 & 2.00 - NGI Baby
Tuesday 3 April
Thursday 22 March Workshops €5 Book from
1.15 - Pop-Up Talk
6.00 - Flavours of Art €35 9am, Tuesday 20 March only
Supper event Emil Nolde: on www.nationalgallery.ie Thursday 5 April
Colour is Life 6.30 - Tour
6.30 - Tour Tuesday 27 March
6.30 - Tour for the Hard of
1.15 - Pop-Up Talk
Hearing
Wednesday 28 March
Friday 6 April
1.15 - Pop-Up Talk
1.15 Pop-Up Talk
Guercino Conservation:
A Conservator’s View: The
A Closer Look
Painting Technique and Materials
Ele von Monschaw
of Emil Nolde
Thursday 29 March Ele von Monschaw (Nolde
Holy Thursday – Gallery Exhibition Ticket Required)
The Shaw Room, National Gallery of
Ireland Photo: Roy Hewson closes early 5.30pm
Saturday 7 April
Friday 23 March Friday 30 March 12.30 & 2.30 - Tours
12.30 - Lunchtime Piano Good Friday - Gallery Closed
Concert Sunday 8 April
J.J. McNamara, Shaw Room Saturday 31 March 11.30-1.30 - Drop-in Family
1.15 - Pop-Up Talk 12.30 & 2.30 - Tours Session
Emil Nolde: Metropolis 11.30 - Tour
Sarah Wilson (Nolde 12.30 - Family Tour
Exhibition Ticket Required) 1.30 - Tour
Saturday 24 March Monday 9 April
12.30 & 2.30 - Tours 2.00 - New Parents’ Tour
Sunday 25 March Tuesday 10 April
11.30-1.30 - Drop-in Family 11.00 - Talk and Tea €5 Nolde:
Session The Artist’s Garden with Janet
11.30 - Tour McLean
12.30 - Family Tour 1.15 - Pop-Up Talk
1.30 - Tour Allegory of Art. Cesare Ripa, Nova
Thursday 12 April
3.00 - Lecture Tracking Figures Iconologica, 1618
From the display 6.30 Tour
in Cloud Formations: Emil Nolde
A-Z: Early Sources of Art History 6.30 Art Appreciation
as Printmaker 1547-1900 Course Modernism and Colour
Dr Christian Weikop, Edinburgh 1 March - 17 June 2018
€100 with Shane Morrissy
College of Art, University of Room 11
(12 Apr-10 May)
Edinburgh
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Spring Calendar
April contd. May
Saturday 14 April Sunday 22 April
12.30 & 2.30 - Tours 11.30-1.30 - Drop-in Family
Session
Sunday 15 April 11.30 - Tour
11.30-1.30 - Drop-in Family 12.30 - Family Tour
Session 1.30 - Tour
11.30 - Tour 3.00 – Documentary
12.30 - Family Tour Screening The Destruction of © Pimlico Project
1.30 - Tour Memory
3.30 - Artist’s Choice RIAM Followed by Q&A with Tim Tuesday 1 May
Concert € Tickets www.riam.ie Slade, director of the award- 1.15 - Pop-Up Talk
winning film
Monday 16 April Wednesday 2 May
12.00 & 2.00 - NGI Baby Tuesday 24 April 3.00 – Bealtaine Ageing
Workshops €5 Book from 1.15 - Pop-Up Talk Creatively Nolde Watercolour
9am, Tuesday 10 April only on Workshop €5
www.nationalgallery.ie Thursday 26 April with Caomhán Mac Con
6.30 - Tour Iomaire
Tuesday 17 April 6.00 - Film Screening
1.15 - Pop-Up Talk The Blue Angel Thursday 3 May
6.20 - In Conversation Tour
Thursday 19 April Saturday 28 April Emil Nolde: Colour is Life
6.30 - Tour 10.00-1:30 - Study Morning with Art Historian Mary Dowling
6.30 - Special Lecture What €20 Degenerates: Art in the & Artist Eimear Murphy
Makes a Steinway Grand Inter-War Years (Nolde Exhibition Ticket
Ulrich Gerhartz, Director 12.30 & 2.30 Tours Required)
Concert & Artists Services,
Steinway & Sons London. Sunday 29 April Friday 4 May
(Shaw Room) 11.30-1.30 - Drop-in Family 12.30 - Lunchtime Piano
Session Concert
Friday 20 April 11.30 - Tour Art in Literature Peter Regan, Shaw Room
12.30 - Lunchtime Piano 12.30 - Family Tour
Concert 1.30 - Tour Art in Literature Saturday 5 May
Billy O’Brien, Shaw Room 3.00 - In-conversation Event 12.30 & 2.30 - Tours
1.15 - Pop-Up Talk Emil Nolde: Dublin: One City, One Book
Conflict & Ecstasy Mike Palmer The Legacy of Maeve Brennan Sunday 6 May
(Nolde Exhibition Ticket with Sinéad Gleeson, Angela 11.30-1.30 - Drop-in Family
Required) Bourke and Aoife Barry. Session
11.30 - Tour
Saturday 21 April 12.30 - Family Tour
12.30 & 2.30 - Tours 1.30 - Tour
For further information visit:
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Sunday 13 May Monday 21 May
11.30-1.30 - Drop-in Family 12.00 & 2.00 - NGI Baby
Session Workshops €5 Book from
11.30 - Tour 9am, Tuesday 15 May only on
12.30 - Family Tour www.nationalgallery.ie
1.30 - Tour
3.00 - Lecture The Making Tuesday 22 May
of the Tenement Museum on 1.15 - Pop-Up Talk
Dublin’s Henrietta Street
Charles Duggan, Dublin City Wednesday 23 May
Council 3.00 – Bealtaine Ageing
Creatively Emil Nolde: Colour is
Monday 14 May Life Tour €5
2.00 - New Parents’ Tour
Thursday 24 May
6.30 - Tour
Tuesday 15 May
Rose Barton (1865-1929)
1.15 - Pop-Up Talk Saturday 26 May
Going to the Levée at Dublin Castle, 1897
11.00-5.00 – Painting Course
Tuesday 8 May The Unpainted Paintings €170
11.00 - Talk and Tea €5 with artist Michelle Boyle
Forgotten Dublin: Drawings 12.30 & 2.30 – Tours
from the Collection with Anne
Hodge Sunday 27 May
1.15 - Pop-Up Talk 11.00-5.00 - Painting Course
The Unpainted Paintings €170
Wednesday 9 May © Pimlico Project with artist Michelle Boyle
3.00 – Bealtaine Ageing 3.00 – Bealtaine Ageing 11.30-1.30 - Drop-in Family
Creatively: €5 Emil Nolde: Creatively Nolde Drawing Session
Colour is Life Tour Workshop €5 with Sarah Ward 11.30 - Tour
12.30 - Family Tour
Thursday 10 May Thursday 17 May 1.30 - Tour
11.30 – Bealtaine Writers 6.30 - Tour 3.00 - Lecture ‘Full of
Group Open Session (all animated and interesting
Saturday 19 May
welcome, meet NGI Atrium) pictures: Dublin, 1850-1920’
National Drawing Day
6.30 - Tour Dr Kathryn Milligan, UCD
See www.nationalgallery.ie
Friday 11 May 12.30 & 2.30 Tours Tuesday 29 May
12.30 - Lunchtime Piano 1.15 - Pop-Up Talk
Sunday 20 May
Concert
11.30-1.30 - Drop-in Family Wednesday 30 May
Cahal Masterson, Shaw Room
Session 3.00 – Bealtaine Ageing
1.15 - Pop-Up Talk Emil
11.30 - Tour Creatively €5 Nolde
Nolde: Travels 1913-1914
12.30 - Family Tour Watercolour Workshop with
Michelle MacDonagh (Nolde
1.30 - Tour Caomhán Mac Con Iomaire
Exhibition Ticket Required)
3.00 - RIAM Concert
Saturday 12 May Daniel Rowland Thursday 31 May
12.30 & 2.30 Tours € Tickets www.riam.ie 6.30 - Tour
3.00 - Lecture James Malton’s
Views of Dublin in Context Gailearai Náisiúnta na hÉireann
Dr Conor Lucey, UCD Is de thoradh Achta Parlaiminte I 1854 a
bunaíodh Gailearaí Náisiúnta na
hÉireann; osclaíodh don phobal é sa
bhliain 1864
11Eolas do Chuairteoirí
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