Premise (Group Show)
Apr
4
to Apr 19

Premise (Group Show)

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Group show in Queen Alexandra’s House, London featuring work by Jo Dennis, Elva Mulchrone, Mark Joyce, Joy Gerrard, Manisha Parekh, Anna Blom, Tami Soji-Akinyemi, Gary Coyle, Stephen Dunne, Tamsin Snow, John Strutton, Riccardo Carbone, Ranu Mukherjee and Lara Davies.

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At day’s end, the whole sky
Feb
23
to Mar 29

At day’s end, the whole sky

Two person show with Brian Duggan.

This is a body of work incorporating some of Mulchrone’ s work in Eudaimonia Dreaming and also work responding to ongoing research and in response to themes in her co-exhibitors practice and the themes present in the historic surroundings of Rathfarnham Castle.

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CUNY Artist Talk
May
2
6:30 PM18:30

CUNY Artist Talk

Visual artist Elva Mulchrone will describe her research-based practice and the transformative agency of interdisciplinary research and education based on several series of work, including her visual response and interpretive translation of large scale economic data about inequality into visual arts. She will discuss the parallels between artists, researchers and educators as creators of new ways of seeing, questioning, and producing world changing knowledge and action.

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Res Ipsa Loquitur (solo show with Gibbons & Nicholas)
Oct
31
to Nov 26

Res Ipsa Loquitur (solo show with Gibbons & Nicholas)

Res Ipsa Loquitur

Solo show with Gibbons & Nicholas

Gibbons & Nicholas presents RES IPSA LOQUITUR, a solo exhibition of new work by Irish artist Elva Mulchrone. The exhibition displays a body of work which emanates from Mulchrone’s ongoing economic research at the London School of Economic and Political Science (LSE) and her more recent exploration into the scientific investigation of antibiotics at the Imperial College London. Conceptually driven, Mulchrone’s practice has hitherto examined the role of economics, mathematics, game theory and abstraction in the re-contextualisation and interpretation of who and where we are. Now, this investigation into the repeat patterns reflected by socio economic perspectives is made unequivocally more profound through her supervenient scientific inquiry. Equally, her ability to operate in a time-lag between argument and interpretation, between objective and subjective, to offer alternative meaning and understanding, is enhanced and more pertinent than ever within the context of our current socio-economic-virologic epoch.
— Pamela Lee

RES IPSA LOQUITUR will be on exhibit from the 31sh October to 26th November. Each of the works, accompanied by detail shots and installation views will be viewable through the online exhibition on the Gibbons & Nicholas website.


Work to be shown

Left: Absinthe I, Oil and silkscreen on linen, 150 x 150 cm
Right: Absinthe II, Oil and silkscreen on linen, 150 x 150 cm

Economical truths, Oil and silkscreen on linen, 114 x 190 cm

Economical truths, Oil and silkscreen on linen, 114 x 190 cm (detail)

Economical truths, Oil and silkscreen on linen, 114 x 190 cm (detail)

Crossed Wires, Oil and acrylic and silkscreen on linen, 114 x 190 cm

Crossed Wires, Oil and acrylic and silkscreen on linen, 114 x 190 cm (detail)

Crossed Wires, Oil and acrylic and silkscreen on linen, 114 x 190 cm (detail)

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BREXHIBITION
Mar
25
to Mar 30

BREXHIBITION

Delighted to be showing Departures in BREXHIBITION, curated by Wilko Austermann and Hugo Lami

Courtyard Galleries, Kensington, RCA, Kensington Gore, SW7 2EU
25th – 30th March.

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