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post-impressions · **Posts:** 17

"A Light in the Darkness", probably the best way to start the cultural year in Dublin is to visit the traditional display of William Turner’s watercolours at the National Gallery of Ireland.

http://www.post-impressions.blogspot.com

MAGOO · Thu Apr 21, 2005 11:36 am

what do you want to discuss?

post-impressions · **Posts:** 17

have you seen the exhibition? what do you think?

post-impressions · **Posts:** 17

any other suggestions: art exhibitions, talks, etc, very welome.

Claire_14 · zany "in your face" attitude **Posts:** 2055

dead arty

xiola · Wed Aug 22, 2007 1:15 pm

jesus i really need to go to the National Art Gallery

i promised id go see Caravaggio's The Taking of Christ

post-impressions · **Posts:** 17

they are also showing a very interesting documentary about "the taking of christ" every saturday at 1pm.http://www.nationalgallery.ie

MAGOO · Thu Apr 21, 2005 11:36 am

post-impressions wrote:

have you seen the exhibition? what do you think?

nope, i live in letterkenny

i like this series of paintings from mark warren jacques

http://www.markwarrenjacques.com/

i_ate_cats · **Posts:** 2618

Love the above pictures. Good post.

LordPercy · **Posts:** 5066 **Location:** Ranking Profit and Ignorance

post-impressions wrote:

"A Light in the Darkness", probably the best way to start the cultural year in Dublin is to visit the traditional display of William Turner’s watercolours at the National Gallery of Ireland. http://www.post-impressions.blogspot.com

One of the artiist in your "The quick and the Dead" post is my uncle.

post-impressions · **Posts:** 17

MAGOO wrote:

post-impressions wrote:

have you seen the exhibition? what do you think?

nope, i live in letterkenny

i like this series of paintings from mark warren jacques

http://www.markwarrenjacques.com/

great artist.

post-impressions · **Posts:** 17

LordPercy wrote:

post-impressions wrote:

"A Light in the Darkness", probably the best way to start the cultural year in Dublin is to visit the traditional display of William Turner’s watercolours at the National Gallery of Ireland. http://www.post-impressions.blogspot.com

One of the artiist in your "The quick and the Dead" post is my uncle.

great, what is he working on at the moment?

LordPercy · **Posts:** 5066 **Location:** Ranking Profit and Ignorance

post-impressions wrote:

LordPercy wrote:

post-impressions wrote:

"A Light in the Darkness", probably the best way to start the cultural year in Dublin is to visit the traditional display of William Turner’s watercolours at the National Gallery of Ireland. http://www.post-impressions.blogspot.com

One of the artiist in your "The quick and the Dead" post is my uncle.

great, what is he working on at the moment?

No Idea, something arty no doubt. Think my mother mentioned he's preparing for an exibition somewhere

post-impressions · **Posts:** 17

LordPercy wrote:

post-impressions wrote:

LordPercy wrote:

post-impressions wrote:

"A Light in the Darkness", probably the best way to start the cultural year in Dublin is to visit the traditional display of William Turner’s watercolours at the National Gallery of Ireland. http://www.post-impressions.blogspot.com

One of the artiist in your "The quick and the Dead" post is my uncle.

great, what is he working on at the moment?

No Idea, something arty no doubt. Think my mother mentioned he's preparing for an exibition somewhere

brilliant, keep us updated.

Sponger · **Posts:** 997 **Location:** behind

I thinks this is art - its CGI with a Micheal Nyman score but.....
http://vimeo.com/7809605 - please use fullscreen!

post-impressions · **Posts:** 17

Sponger wrote:

I thinks this is art - its CGI with a Micheal Nyman score but.....
http://vimeo.com/7809605 - please use fullscreen!

loved it!

post-impressions · **Posts:** 17

Sponger wrote:

I thinks this is art - its CGI with a Micheal Nyman score but.....
http://vimeo.com/7809605 - please use fullscreen!

the Bangladesh national assembly building by Louis Khan looks amazing.

Joe Dukie · **Posts:** 3037

heading to see the Salvador Dali museum in March, really looking forward to it

http://www.salvador-dali.org/museus/fig ... index.html

Quote:

The Dalí Theatre-Museum, the largest surrealistic object in the world, occupies the building of the former Municipal Theatre, a 19th century construction which was destroyed at the end of the Spanish Civil War. On its ruins, Dalí decided to create his museum.

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