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Tuesday, April 12, 2016

EVA International 2016


EVA International – Ireland’s Biennial
Still (the) Barbarians curated by Koyo Kouoh
April 16 – July 17 2016 

Press preview: April 14 
Preview and launch: April 15 
Apply for accreditation HERE

We are delighted to announce the 57 international artists who will participate in the 2016 edition of EVA International 
– Ireland's Biennial titled Still (the) Barbarians:
Pio Abad (Philippines/UK) / Larry Achiampong and David Blandy (UK) / Philip Aguirrey Otegui (Belgium) / Kader Attia (France/Algeria) / Kostas Bassanos (Greece) / Eric Baudelaire (France) / Hera Büyüktaşcıyan (Turkey) / Tiffany Chung (Vietnam/USA) / Criodhna Costello (Ireland) / Jonathan Cummins (Ireland) / Godfried Donkor(UK/Ghana) / Samuel Erenberg (USA) / Theo Eshetu (UK/Ethiopia) / Mary Evans (UK) / Tom Flanagan and Megs Morley (Ireland) / Liam Gillick (UK) / Yong Sun Gullach(Denmark) / Carsten Höller (Belgium) / Dorothy Hunter (Northern Ireland) / Jeremy Hutchison (UK) / Joanna Hutton (UK) / Alfredo Jaar (Chile) / Michael Joo (USA) / Journal Rappé (Senegal) / Kapwani Kiwanga (Canada/France) / Abdoulaye Konaté(Mali) / / Syowia Kyambi (Kenya) / Kemang Wa Lehulere (South Africa) / Leung Chi Wo (Hong Kong) / Charles Lim Yi Yong (Singapore) / Alice Maher (Ireland) / Bradley McCallum (USA) / Naeem Mohaiemen (Bangladesh) / Pádraic E. Moore (Ireland) / Otobong Nkanga (Nigeria) / Uriel Orlow (UK/Switzerland) / Ulrike Ottinger (Germany) / Alan Phelan (Ireland) / Johannes Phokela (South Africa) / Sarah Pierce (Ireland/USA) / Deirdre Power and Softday (Ireland/Sweden) / Public Studio (Canada) / Ican Ramageli(Senegal) / Amanda Rice (Ireland) / Willem de Rooij (The Netherlands) / Tracey Rose(South Africa) / Catarina Simão (Portugal) / Mona Vatamanu and Florin Tudor(Romania) / Vo Tran Chau (Vietnam) / John Waid (UK)


 
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Tuesday, November 18, 2014

Asia Triennial Manchester 2014

Responding to the Asia Triennial Manchester 14 (ATM14) theme of ‘conflict and compassion’, this exhibition will be seen from an international perspective, re-examining the ‘conflicts’ as well as the ‘harmony’ of China, or indeed, the Greater China, and that of Asia and the world. Read more