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Click the name to see what some of the top Commercial Galleries are showing

Mullan GalleryClick for website
Summer Exhibition18 Jun - 31 Aug

  • Kerlin Gallery

    Kerlin GalleryClick for website
    Summer Exhibition23 Jul - 04 Sep

  • Oisin Gallery

    Oisin GalleryClick for website
    Summer Exhibition19 Jul - 28 Aug

  • Taylor Gallery

    Taylor GalleryClick for website
    David Quinn01 Jul - 31 Aug

  • Coloured Rain Gallery

    Coloured Rain GalleryClick for website
    Recent Aquisitions12 Jul - 31 Aug

  • Oriel Gallery

    Oriel GalleryClick for website
    Summer Exhibition01 Jul - 31 Aug

  • Hillsboro Fine Art

    Hillsboro Fine ArtClick for website
    Jonathan Lasker & John Noel Smith31 Aug - 18 Sep

  • Mullan Gallery

    Mullan GalleryClick for website
    Summer Exhibition18 Jun - 31 Aug

  • Tom Caldwell Gallery

    Tom Caldwell GalleryClick for website
    Summer Show 01 Jul - 31 Aug

  • Gormley's Fine Art Belfast

    Gormley's Fine Art BelfastClick for website
    Joe Boyle - Solo26 Aug - 11 Sep

  • Cross Gallery

    Cross GalleryClick for website
    David King - Solo09 Sep - 02 Oct

  • Green Lane Gallery

    Green Lane GalleryClick for website
    Mixed Exhibition01 Jul - 27 Aug

  • Green on Red Gallery

    Green on Red GalleryClick for website
    Nigel Rolfe02 Sep - 02 Oct

  • Gormley's Fine Art Dublin

    Gormley's Fine Art DublinClick for website
    Summer Exhibition05 Jul - 31 Aug

  • Rubicon Gallery

    Rubicon GalleryClick for website
    Making Nature Exhibition01 Jul - 31 Aug

  • Dickon Hall Gallery

    Dickon Hall GalleryClick for website
    Roderic O'Conor 08 Sep - 02 Oct

  • Peppercanister Gallery

    Peppercanister GalleryClick for website
    Liam Belton - Solo01 Sep - 30 Sep

  • Solomon

    SolomonClick for website
    Margaret Egan01 Jul - 31 Jul

  • Kennys Art Gallery

    Kennys Art GalleryClick for website
    Contemporary Irish Sculpture10 Jul - 13 Aug

  • Catherine Hammond Gallery

    Catherine Hammond GalleryClick for website
    Linda Shevlin - Solo31 Jul - 18 Aug

  • Jorgensen Fine Art

    Jorgensen Fine ArtClick for website
    Alexey Krasnovsky06 Sep - 24 Sep
Summer Mixed Show - Belfast

Mullan Gallery - Belfast - Sat 19th June - End of Aug 2010
239 Lisburn Road, Belfast Tel: 02890 202434
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Jul 2010 - Following Martin Gale's sell out solo show, Caroline Mullan launches into her summer show with a mix of quality art from her talented stable of gallery artists - some of the most collectable and respected artists in Ireland.
Her latest new gallery artist - Claire Rollinson - features with 12 works and her exceptional paintings are sure to find favour with Mullan's regulars. Whilst collectors will no doubt want to add Rollinson's work to their collections, they will be spoilt for choice with others like William Crozier, Donald Teskey, Martin Gale, Lisa Ballard, Keith Wilson, Comhghall Casey, Geoffrey Robinson, Frances Ryan, Jacinta Feeney, Orla de Bri, Chris Wilson, Sean Campbell, Mary Theresa Keown, Padraig Macmiadhachain, Breon O'Casey, Michael McGuinness, Karen Nickell, Leo Higgins, Anna Campbell and Petr Holecek. Belfast collectors look forward to this summer show because it never fails to deliver quality and this year is no exception. A "must-see" show.

‘Visions’

Ulster Museum & Art Gallery - Belfast - 26 Mar-26 Oct 2010
Botanic Gardens, Belfast BT9 5AB Tel: +44 (0) 28 9042 8428
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Jul 2010 - ‘Visions – Spectacular Art from the Ulster Museum’ features more than 170 works of major Irish artists of the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries including Hone, O’Conor, Osbourne, Lavery, Yeats, Henry, Dillon, Le Brocquy, Ballagh and O’Donoghue. One of the museum’s newest acquisitions, Ghost Story by Turner Prize Finalist Willie Doherty is shown as part of an exhibition exploring contemporary Irish art. The British and international highlights include work by JMW Turner, LS Lowry, Francis Bacon, Jean Dubuffet, Karel Appel, Bridget Riley, Gilbert & George, Graham Sutherland and Patrick Caulfield. A new publication by Ulster Museum’s Curators of Fine Art detais 100 of the best Irish works of art and is on sale at the museum. Tim Cooke, Director of National Museums Northern Ireland, says: “This new exhibition will build upon the success of the Sean Scully retrospective in re-establishing the Ulster Museum and Belfast as a venue for exceptional art exhibitions.” Unmissable show.

Sara Cunningham-Bell & Michael Egan

Square Space Gallery - Belfast - 24th June - End Aug 2010
34 Shaftesbury Square Belfast, Tel: 02890 200850
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Jul 2010 - Sara Cunningham-Bell is an award-winning artist with work in the collections of Mater Hospital, Hastings Group, Pope Benedict XVI and many others. "Wall Street" is a play on the financial chaos we are experiencing world wide. It looks at the effect on children and the next generation. The "Brothers" is based on the competitive and supportive relationship between brothers within the family - both positive and negative. "Downhill to Finish" is based on the physical area of Downhill Beach County Antrim with the idea of how life is referred to as a race, and the challenge to run it with as much conviction on the last day, as on the first. "Towards More" is a play on the change of political power internationally, the upheaval of the old replaced with a contrasting new politics and the industrial wealth moving power from the West to East. Michael Egan is a recent graduate who won the Graduate Prize at Ulster Society of Artists 2009 and was an Invited artist at the RUA.

Joe Boyle - "Moved" Solo Exhibition

Gormleys Fine Art - Belfast - 26th Aug - 11th Sep
251 Lisburn Road, Belfast Tel: +44 (0)28 9066 3313
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Jul 2010 - "I paint in intuitive response to some idea or theme about which I can feel passionate. By expressing my intuition in the abstract, I avoid the usual constraints of the determinate concepts associated with representation. I thereby achieve a greater freedom of expression. I find the ongoing improvisation implicit in abstraction immensely liberating. The inherent instability of improvisation is a conduit for my creativity. The challenge is to sustain that initial sense of freedom generated by the excitement of an impending expedition in search of judgements of taste. I try to overcome this difficulty by establishing spontaneous and emerging relationships between colour, line, tone and texture, with a view to exciting and igniting the canvas. I want my paintings to be complex and visually stunning, yet resolved into a unifying simplicity. I don't just take a “Line for a walk”, rather I invite Line, Tone, Texture and Colour on to my canvas and let them have a party". Joe Boyle 2010

Click the name to see what some of the top Public Galleries are showing

Temple Bar GalleryClick for website
Compendium (various artists)

  • National Gallery - Dublin

    National Gallery - DublinClick for website
    Acquisitions 2000-2010

  • Crawford Art Gallery

    Crawford Art GalleryClick for website
    Close To Hand

  • Ulster Museum & Art Gallery

    Ulster Museum & Art GalleryClick for website
    Irish & International Art26 Mar - 26 Oct

  • Irish Museum of Modern Art

    Irish Museum of Modern ArtClick for website
    Ferran Garcia Sevilla10 Jun - 05 Sep

  • Dublin City Gallery

    Dublin City GalleryClick for website
    Richard Tuttle19 Nov - 10 Apr

  • National Museum of Ireland

    National Museum of IrelandClick for website
    Various01 Jul - 29 Sep

  • Ormeau Baths Gallery OBG

    Ormeau Baths Gallery OBGClick for website
    Arrivals30 Jul - 09 Aug

  • Chester Beatty

    Chester BeattyClick for website
    Muraqqa'25 Jun - 03 Oct

  • Gallery of Photography

    Gallery of PhotographyClick for website
    Giorgia Fiorio01 Jul - 22 Aug

  • Temple Bar Gallery

    Temple Bar GalleryClick for website
    Compendium (various artists)
   
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