How contemporary art reinterprets the legacy of 1916 Ireland
In short: Explore how modern artists engage with one of Ireland's most pivotal historical moments. This exhibition examines the enduring cultural resonance of 1916 through a contemporary lens.
The exhibition, curated by Larry Lambe, explores the intersection of history and modern creative expression regarding the events of 1916 in Ireland. It highlights how current artists interpret these historical narratives, moving beyond traditional depictions to find new meanings in the past.
Originally hosted at the Crawford Gallery Cork from May 12th to August 13th, the collection traveled to the Galway City Museum starting September 16th, 2016.
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