A collaborative project between visual artist Miriam Mc Connon & poet Jessica Traynor with the engaged participation of families who lost loves ones to Covid.
Introducing Commom Fractures, by Miriam McConnon at the Europa Gallery.
Marking the Cypriot Presidency of the Council of the EU, it looks at Ireland and Cyprus' shared history of colonialism, and the impact it had on the evolution of both nations.
https://t.co/BjIHYdZLqI
'Sketching with @McConnonMiriam', a free National Heritage Week event at #OlivierCornetGallery, Dublin, is happening at 2pm, next Saturday, the 24th of August 2024. https://t.co/dcnZrngi9P
You can also read about it here:
https://t.co/T9UX86Ze3a
Only a few hours left to place a bid for #ArtForGaza.
This painting by Miriam McConnon is a steal at the current bidding:
https://t.co/G12uFVQJMo
The entire proceeds of the auction will go to Médecins Sans Frontières, Doctors Without Borders who are working on the ground in Gaza.
Miriam McConnon’s much-awaited solo show, The Refugee’s Armour, #oliviercornetgallery
Film Director Frank Berry will officially open the show on the 24th of September. A catalogue with a text by Dr Rachel Hoare will accompany the exhibition.
Please visit https://t.co/8uc45EFgUI
I'm really enjoying my studio time, working on a new series of paintings, sculpture and drawings for the project The Refugee's Armour. Work will be exhibited at The Olivier Cornet Gallery in Dublin in September and at the Diatopos contemporary art centre in Nicosia in November
Another great shot by @alanbetson of OCG artist @McConnonMiriam & poet @JessicaTraynor6 at the launch of the @lost_lace art installation at the Iveagh Gardens back in October last year.
Great to see references to #lostlace included in the slideshow that accompanies #OlivierCornetGallery’s 10-year anniversary group show. There are two works by @McConnonMiriam in this exhibition. Come see them. Here are some notes about ‘Hiding the thorns’
https://t.co/TuRSLxJll2
The exhibition of @McConnonMiriam’s drawings at the @OC_Gallery might have come to a close but you can still look at the show in their 3D space https://t.co/AegAJnmS4a or visit their front room / browse area at 3 Great Denmark Street to view the drawings that are still available
Only three days left indeed after tonight to see @McConnonMiriam’s poignant show @LostLace The Drawings at the @OC_Gallery.
The OCG is open:
-until 8pm today 3 November
- 11am to 6pm tomorrow Friday 4 November
- 12noon to 5pm Saturday 5 November
- 12 noon to 5pm Sunday 6 November
There are 3 days left to see Lost Lace - The drawings by Miriam Mc Connon at the Olivier Cornet Gallery, Dublin 1. The drawings show the artist's thought process leading up to the Outdoor installation Lost Lace at Dublin's Iveagh gardens to commemorate the lives lost to Covid 19
Another beautiful drawing in @McConnonMiriam's show at @OC_Gallery. Don't miss 'Lost Lace - The Drawings - a visual legacy of the much missed Lost Lace art installation at Dublin's Iveagh Gardens #MiriamMcConnon#IrishArtist
@McConnonMiriam, 'Lost Lace - Artist's Impression From Above', charcoal &pencil on paper, 45x65cm. Part of the artist's solo show 'Lost Lace - The Drawings'. The exhibition runs until November 6 at #OlivierCornetGallery, Dublin. For more info, please visit https://t.co/da01CdwBg5
In case you thought you missed it, the exhibition Lost Lace - The Drawings has been extended. It will continue at the Olivier Cornet Gallery, Dublin 1 until November 6th. You can check out the exhibition in the gallery's virtual space at https://t.co/LiqoZZAqaT
An important work which will be part of the conversations when future generations look back at the way artists responded to the covid 19 pandemic. You can still see this work in Miriam’s current show ‘Lost Lace - The Drawings’ at the @OC_Gallery. The exhibition runs until Nov 6.
I am delighted that 'Lost Lace - Artist's Impression II ' has been aquired by the OPW Ireland for the State collection. The drawings are the visual legacy of the installation Lost Lace.
Delighted to see this work by @McConnonMiriam joining the art collection of the Irish State. It will be a very interesting piece for future generations to consider when looking at how this generation of artists responded to the tragic human loss due to the covid 19 pandemic.
The @OC_Gallery is delighted to announce that the OPW is acquiring @McConnonMiriam’s ‘Lost lace - Artist's Impression II’ charcoal & conte on paper, 45x65cm. It is great news that this important work is joining the Irish State’s art collection. #stateartcollection#miriammcconnon
All ready at @OC_Gallery for @cagaireland’s #galleryopen2022. Visit us at 6:30pm & get your 1-free drink card stamped for the night. Olivier will say a few words about @McConnonMiriam’s @lost_lace show and we’ll play Aoife Gillies’s film about the installation at Iveagh Gardens.
Just for the records of the #LostLace project: @alanbetson’s great shot of visual artist @McConnonMiriam and poet @JessicaTraynor6 made the images-of-the-weekends selection at the @IrishTimes on 16 October 2022. https://t.co/qsFXm47Ldj
Lost Lace - Botanic Gardens by @McConnonMiriam, charcoal and pencil on paper, 45x65cm. This work is part of ‘Lost Lace - The Drawings’, our current show (running until October 30)
You can read about the genesis of Lost Lace here:
https://t.co/yAcHLMQu3V
Thank you @IrishArtsReview for the shout out to @McConnonMiriam’s @lost_lace exhibition running at @OC_Gallery until the 30th of this month. @JessicaTraynor6’s poems can be listened to as part of the exhibition as well.
Miriam McConnon's 'Lost Lace'the Drawings'@OC_Gallery coincides with her installation of the same title in the Iveagh Gardens.Made in collaboration with poet Jessica Traynor & community participation the installation pays tribute to those who died during the pandemic.Until 30 Oct
Thank you indeed everyone. It’s been such a great project and as @McConnonMiriam wrote you can still engage with the exhibition of #LostLace drawings -and the ‘mini’ art installation- at the @OC_Gallery until the 30th of October 2022.
It was sad taking down the Lost Lace installation today at Iveagh Gardens. Thank you to everyone who took the time to visit it and to engage with the project. Lost Lace -The Drawings continues though at the Olivier Cornet Gallery, Dublin 1 until the 30th October.