1646 (The Hague), Basement Project Space (Cork), Block T (Dublin), Catalyst Arts (Belfast), 126 (Galway), Monster Truck (Dublin), Transmission (Glasgow), SOMA Contemporary (Waterford), Transition (London), Wolf Art (Rotterdam)
Occupy Space and Thomas Street Centre, Limerick
27 - 29 May 2011
Installation view (with Lucinda Chua & Sean Carpio and Gillian Lawlor), from "MESH", Block T
Working Backwards (mountain from a molehill), Neil Carroll, from "MESH", Block T
Siobhan McGibbon, from 126
Installation view, Basement Project Space
Installation view, Basement Project Space
Corn Snacks, Ireland, Summer 2011, Fiona Hallinan, from "you remind me of a poem I can't remember, to a tune that might never have existed, in a place I'm not sure I've ever been to", Monster Truck
Installation view, Alan Butler, from "you remind me of a poem I can't remember, to a tune that might never have existed, in a place I'm not sure I've ever been to", Monster Truck
Pawnshop Dad 4, Alli Sharma, from "The Count of Monte Cristo: The Lions Den", Transition Gallery
Installation view, from Wolf Art
Installation view, from "Multiple", Catalyst Arts
Installation view, from "Multiple", Catalyst Arts
Installation view, from SOMA Contemporary
Installation view, from 1646
Installation view, from 1646
There's a Bullet With Your Name on it, Alan Mongey, from "Oops Apocalypse", Occupy Space
Inevitable Convertible, Alan Mongey, from "Oops Apocalypse", Occupy SpaceEditor's note: We have have done our best to identify the works with artists' names, appropriate titles, title of shows, etc. However, on the day of our visit many of the galleries' spaces had run out of lists of works. Please feel free to email us with any missing information.
All images courtesy Carol Anne Connolly
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