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Until May 25: 40 x 40 - Curated by Siobhan O'Reilly and Sara Dowling. Selection of works by 40 women artists from the LCGA and University of Limerick Collections with two works by women collectives. Featuring Marlies
Appel, Aideen Barry, Cecily Brennan, Marion Borgelt,
Shell/Ter Artist Collective (S/TAC), Melissa Coote, Diana Copperwhite, Sian Costello, Dorothy Cross, Ann Marie Curran, Jessica Diamond, Pauline Fitzgerald, Marie Foley, Gerda Fromel, Clea van der Grijn, Karyn
Hurley, Eithne Jordan, Rachel Joynt, Gillian Kenny Shinnors, Vera Klute, Melanie Le Brocquy, Alice Maher, Sally Maidment, Kate Malone, Niamh McCann, Tracy MacKenna, Deirdre McLoughlin, Janet Mullarney, Na Cailleacha, Áine Nic Giolla Coda, Tina
O'Connell, Suzannah O'Reilly, Melanie O'Rourke, Michelle Perera, Fiona Quill, Sarah Ryan, Amelia Stein, Jenna Tas, Maighread Tobin, Katharine West. Shell/Ter Artist Collective (S/TAC) (Diana Copperwhite, Allyson Keehan, Niamh McGuinne, Sharon Murphy, Geraldine O'Neill), Na Cailleacha, (includes members Catherine Marshall (curator/writer), Gerda Teljeur (visual artist), Barbara Freeman (mixed media artist), Patricia Hurl (painter, performance), Therry Rudin (visual artist), Carole Nelson (jazz composer, musician),
Rachel Parry (visual artist), and Helen Comerford (painter, educator). Apr 10-Jun 8: Bow - Richard Proffitt, Fiona Murray, Stephine Deady, and Sarah O'Brien.
Curated by Sarah Searson. Works exploring place and what is made, found, and collected, including memories, interests, parks, books and dreams. Apr 10-Jun 8: An
Ciúnas/The Silence - Marianne Keating. Multichannel film
installation and collages in a myriad of moving and still
images examining the narratives of Irish emigration to the Caribbean, particularly Jamaica