For VAN Sept/Oct issue, Joanne Laws reflects on ‘Longest Way Round, Shortest Way Home’ – offsite exhibitions by Yuri Pattison and Liliane Puthod, being presented by Temple Bar Gallery + Studios in Dublin Port.
Among other Exhibition Profiles, Denis Farrell discusses his recent show at Le Corbusier’s Le Couvent de la Tourette in Lyon, while Susan Connolly outlines themes and approaches for her forthcoming solo exhibition at F.E McWilliam Gallery.
In Columns for this issue, Cathy Fitzgerald considers the importance of bringing ecoliteracy to the creative sector, while Lian Bell reflects on walking as a practice of ritual and intention. For his latest Plein Air Column, ‘The Composers in the Garden’, Cornelius Browne traces the tender intersections of art, nature, music, and love.
Organisation Profiles were commissioned for this issue to mark the 40th anniversaries of Queen Street Studios in Belfast and Garter Lane Arts Centre in Waterford, with each chronicling their evolution over four decades.
In Focus: Postgraduate includes profiles by current art students on MA courses nationwide, who each outline their experiences and aspirations. As ever, the Sept/Oct issue includes the latest news, developments, and opportunities in the arts sector, as well as details of VAI’s forthcoming Lifelong Learning programme.
September October 2024 issue of The Visual Artists’ News Sheet
