Exhibitions

6th to the 23rd of June

Fluid Motion: Paintings by Conan Wynne

Conan Wynne is a Dublin born artist who graduated from NCAD in 2006. He paints primarily in acrylic inks and mixed media. Some of the works have been bought by the OPW and are in the Irish national collection. Working with large and small format painting he also produces digital works, visual animations and audio, and has played and displayed in such festivals as Electric Picnic and The Burning man.

This show is titled ‘Fluid Motion’ as the content is an experiment using the natural flow of the inks . The artist manipulates his canvasses using chemical and natural stimulants such as rubbing alcohol and salt to create a random and chaotic patterns. He then guides the shapes by hand to create images based on natural objects and geometrical happenings. Some live interactive sound work will be on display at the opening featuring modular synthesis.

26th June to the 5th of July

Paintings by Monica Crowley

18th July to 17th of August

The Drawing Box: An experimental socionomic drawing project

Ranelagh Arts Centre welcomes an exhibition curated by Outland Arts, The Drawing Box: An experimental socionomic drwing project connecting artists from all over the world. The Drawing Box is a socialnetwork/facebook (secretgroup) founded on the 27th December 2012

The group was formed by Outland Arts member Diane Henshaw to create an open but private by invite only fourm for circulatory discussion about contemporary drawing with artists Andrew Crane, John Crabtree and Patil Rajendra, all of whom had a collective synergy within their artistic practice.

Quickly the group grew through word of mouth to a membership of 100+ artists. The group decided to experiment with a spontaneous drawing exhibiton plan and many of our newly formed DB meembership are now reating five new works scaled to A5 and participating in this inaugural mail art project under the auspices of the Drawing Box in whatever mode of drawing that might be.

The Drawing Box opens on Thursday 18th July at 7pm and continues in Ranelagh Arts Centre til the 17th of August.

Find out more at https://www.facebook.com/events/414473261984641/permalink/414480331983934/