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Botanic gardens-Sculpture-3/16th Sept.

  • 09-09-2009 5:41pm
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    Chorcai
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    Could be worth a vist

    http://www.botanicgardens.ie/news/events.htm
    Sculpture In Context
    3rd September - 16th October

    The aim of the exhibition is to provide space for exhibiting work of sculptors in venues outside of the normal gallery context. This is the 8th year that the Exhibition has been held at Glasnevin. Make sure you visit the Gardens for this hugely popular event.

    Sculpture In Context is the largest outdoor Sculpture exhibition held in Ireland. The sculptures are the work of more than one hundred leading Irish and international artists; some notable names being Cliodhna Cussen, Seamus Gill, Leo Higgins, Pieter Koning, Bob Quinn, Deirdre Rogers and many others. The artwork, which is produced in a large range of materials, will be displayed around the beautiful, tranquil surroundings of the National Botanic Gardens; in the Great Palm House, the Curvilinear Range, throughout the Gardens and the smaller works being exhibited in the Gallery of the Visitor Centre. Artists contributing to the exhibition are challenged to respond creatively to the Gardens and to specific locations in the Gardens.
    Daily, throughout the Gardens, in the Glasshouses and in the Gallery of the Visitor Centre
    Free Admission


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