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Greetings to all,

You are invited to the opening of Jor's first solo exhibition on Tuesday
December 11th from 6pm to 9pm. Please come along.

Thanks

Jor

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Venue:

The Loft Gallery
Top Floor
Powerscourt Townhouse centre
59 South William Street
Dublin 2


The show will run:

Tuesday December 11th - 11am - 6pm
Wednesday December 12th - 11am - 6pm
Thursday December 13th - 11am - 6pm


jorgallery.com


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You , all your friends and lovers are invited to the opening party of
The Love Show
A exhibition of works by
David Bowie, Tracey Emin. Antony Micallef, Obey, Nick Walker, Peter Blake, Harmony Korine, Nick Purser, Fred Deakins, Blek le Rat, Will St Leger, AN? and more

in Four Dame Lane Dublin 2
on
Thursday the 15th of February 07 at 8pm

All Welcome
A complimentary bar is available supported by Coors LightAnd Djs Aoife Nic Canna & Jody (The Wicked Chicken-Limerick) will add to the atmosphere till very late


The Works on Show


The Love Show
Featuring works by David Bowie, Tracey Emin. Antony Micallef, Obey, Nick Walker, Peter Blake, Harmony Korine, Nick Purser, Fred Deakins, Blek le Rat Will St Leger and more


Free admission always. Please feel free to invite friend to the opening night and make sure to come a see the show if you can't make it on the night. Its up for a week

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After a much needed break we're back and this year we hope to show some of the coolest national and international art in the world... When we started these show we included the love show as a joke, thinking something would present itself. It been the most difficult show to put together as love is an often ignored emotion by artists and in reality it is the food that we all crave.

Wth this in mind we have assembled a show which has different view point of the subject. Weither it be romantic , lust, spiritual or just silly. We feel we've hit a lot of the target we set out to find.

The artist line up is a bit stary this time, with a lot of house hold names, well if you live in my house they are. But having work by David Bowie, Tracey Emin and Antony Micallef is a trill... These people are an inspiration and they seem to be having fun, which is always good...


The first record I ever saved up to buy was by David Bowie. I bought it in Easons on Henry Street, which is now Iceland. (How things have changed) I still buy his records because in his life and work he continues to break boundries. His love for his wife is well documented and the piece we're showing is a portrait of Iman. His wife of 12 years... The piece was done in 1998 and released this year on their 12th annerversairey... You'll love it.

Tracey Emin was definitely a Bowie fan... I always feel she grew up in public and this nude mono print.. was included because of its name .. When I think of sex and because during a recent Sunday Times article she was quoted in saying ..'I draw nudes of my self as I have a great body for it, so why would I draw anyone else'- There's no love like self love and we love Tracey.

Antony Micallef is considered one of the great talents in contempory UK art. I have been collecting his work for some time and all I can say is his angels will convert you to believe.

But if that wasn't enough we also have works by Peter Blake, designer of Sargent Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band. Harmony Korine of Kids and Gumbo fame and his portrait of ET and a friend. A shock for everyone... Kesley Brroks Hindu Love Gods. Plus loads more.

As usual everything is for sale for mostly under 250 framed
Hope to see you at the show


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Hi

You are invited to the anewspace christmas extravaganza featuring works by all of the artists we've shown over the last six months plus some surprizes on thursday the 14th of December at 8pm in four dame lane..

This a thank you to everyone who supported the shows, looked at the art, told friends and made to them come to the shows, wrote funny things in the toilets, told us we were idiots, tried to steal art and so on and so forth.

We salute all of you and for this we're having a sale so all your loved ones can share in our love.

We've also booked the electric penguins to come and play live us stairs plus the wonderful aoife nic canna will be spinning her magic.

in Four Dame Lane Dublin 2
on
Thursday the 14th of December at 8pm

The sale will run until sunday the 16th however stocks are limited, so it first come first served.

Please feel free to forward this invitation to friends all are welcome

Hope to see you there

Jon




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The Libertine opening night was great, congradulations to Damo!
The show runs until the 22nd so make sure you check it out (more info below)







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If you hadn't already heard, the infamous BANKSY has work on display in Dublin City Centre, 4 Dame Lane. Some incredible work framed and ready for perusal, in the comfortable surroundings of an Irish pub (okay, the choice of venue could've been better but the work is worth it)



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_{The Crow Gallery,
1st floor,
No. 6, Crow street,
Temple bar,
Dublin.
Ph. 086 3495 241}

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An Exhibition of new paintings by Damien Flood (*dflood)
at
The Crow Gallery
12th of October. 6 till 9pm
Exhibition runs until the 22nd.
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Libertine explores the ideas of identity and popular culture with the emphasis on the female form. This work has evolved from fashion and media. All the paintings begin as found images. The female is analysed, scrutinised and altered, but never deformed

His work deals with modern trends in fashion and societies obsession with youth and adolescents. This work is playful and kitsch. It parodies gender and youth and portrays the unknowing sexuality of innocence.

A trait of Flood’s work has always been humour, which is employed again in these latest paintings. Humour is used to disarm the viewer and allow them to invest more in the images. Through these seemingly harmless images comes a more sober reality. The ideas of youth, beauty, sex and excess slowly become apparent.

Flood’s paintings are done in a traditional style that breaks loose at moments but never abandons the subject matter. Libertine is a modern painting exhibition, which comments on culture and social trends.


See: [link] and [link] and more.. *dflood


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_{This is Damien Flood’s second solo show. He has just finished up a successful two-man show at The White Room in Galway last march and is currently pursuing his MA in NCAD.}

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_{The Crow Gallery,
1st floor,
No. 6, Crow street,
Temple bar,
Dublin.
Ph. 086 3495 241}

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L I B E R T I N E
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An Exhibition of new paintings by Damien Flood (*dflood)
at
The Crow Gallery
12th of October. 6 till 9pm
Exhibition runs until the 22nd.
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Libertine explores the ideas of identity and popular culture with the emphasis on the female form. This work has evolved from fashion and media. All the paintings begin as found images. The female is analysed, scrutinised and altered, but never deformed

His work deals with modern trends in fashion and societies obsession with youth and adolescents. This work is playful and kitsch. It parodies gender and youth and portrays the unknowing sexuality of innocence.

A trait of Flood’s work has always been humour, which is employed again in these latest paintings. Humour is used to disarm the viewer and allow them to invest more in the images. Through these seemingly harmless images comes a more sober reality. The ideas of youth, beauty, sex and excess slowly become apparent.

Flood’s paintings are done in a traditional style that breaks loose at moments but never abandons the subject matter. Libertine is a modern painting exhibition, which comments on culture and social trends.


See: [link] and [link] and more.. *dflood


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_{This is Damien Flood’s second solo show. He has just finished up a successful two-man show at The White Room in Galway last march and is currently pursuing his MA in NCAD.}

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