Art Hive is a group of Co.Tipperary based Visual Artists which aims to find studio spaces with potential for group exhibitions/performance/projects, workshops and educational talks. Art Hive wants to expand the visual art presence of artists and their work within Clonmel and South Tipperary by exhibiting as a group and being involved in related creative activities.
Showing posts with label ceramics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ceramics. Show all posts
Nest Space - Conversations & Art [Promo]
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| Flyer pdf link here |
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| The Nest Space section of the South Tipperary Positive Mental Health Festival brochure, click on image for full pdf |
Plaster casting at Dennis Ryans' studio
Labels:
casting,
ceramics,
Dennis Ryan,
Ian Mannion,
plaster
Junction Fringe Festival Exhibition
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| Flyer for event depicting each artists' work. |
This pop-up exhibition was run in the fringe section of Clonmel's annual festival, the Junction Festival, a nine day long multi-disciplinary arts festival featuring modern theatre, dance, family spectacles, street theatre, rock, world music and trad. It was the 10th anniversary of the festival this year and while it has always had some visual art elements to it, it now included a gallery exhibition.
A disused commercial unit was made available to us. The venue this time was a former mobile phone shop in Market Place, Clonmel a couple of doors down from our 1st exhibtion space. As before it was arranged courtesy of Pat Quirke.
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STAC Gallery Talk

Endangered Studios artist Etaoin Holahan with accompanying video projection.
| Bill J Doyle talks about his metal sculpture Wilderness. |
| Brigid Teehan presents her installation Still Life: Shipton |
| Dennis Ryan talks about his ceramic piece Keep your Feet on the Ground. |
South Tipperary Arts Centre Exhibition
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| Invite for show, reverse & front. |
Our 2nd group show is open from 3rd June until the end of June courtesy of STAC, Clonmel's local arts centre. STAC is a long established art gallery so the artists didn't have to worry about preparing the space, making this a more conventional exhibition.
The shows' opening was listed in an event page in Facebook as well as being promoted by the arts centre. It helped bring in a large crowd for the opening and for the duration of the show.
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| Emer Lynch in front of her video installation HoriZoN during opening. |
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| Brigid Teehan - Still Life: Shipton installation |
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| l to r: artworks by Violeta Pserackaite, Dennis Ryan, Brigid Teehan & Deirdre Delamere |
Xmas Pop-Up Exhibition 2009
Art Hive members organised a pop-up Christmas Exhibition in former clothes shop Chess Clothing, a now vacant unit in Market Place, Clonmel. In its short duration it received good local press attention and over 100 people visited the show over 4 days with a database of interested viewers gathered.
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| Flyer for event, depicting the venue Chess Clothing, Market Place. |
The disused shop space was let rent free to us by the property owners. It was arranged by Pat Quirke from P. F. Quirke & Company Ltd a firm of auctioneers and estate agents based in Clonmel. The source photo of the venue used in the flyer is taken from PF.Quirke and Co's website, pfq.ie. Pat Quirke has kindly posted about the exhibition along with some choice photos on his property matters blog.
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| Bill J Doyle Bearing (Welded Steel) in foreground, Wilderness (Brazed steel) in background. |
| Violeta Pserackaite poses with her |
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| Ian Mannion Automata |
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| from left to right: representatives of Cuan Saor, Breda Bell and Geraldine Mullane with artists Ian Mannion, Brigid Teehan, Dennis Ryan, Violeta Pserackaite, Bill J Doyle, Kristina Olechiene |
This was our first group exhibition. In the spirit of the season that was in it Art Hive donated a percentage of the proceeds to Cuan Saor a local Women´s Refuge and Support Centre
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Labels:
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Art Hive,
Art-Hive,
ArtHive,
ceramics,
clonmel,
Cuan Saor,
Deirdre Delamere,
exhibition,
painting,
pop-up exhibition,
printmaking,
sculpture,
textiles,
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