Irish Arts Review

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IRISH ARTS REVIEW

EXHIBITIONS

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The Limerick Exhibition of Living Art will open at the Limerick City Gallery of Art on October 24th and run until November 28th. The organizers of this annual exhibition, now in its eleventh year, are for tunate indeed this year in that Ida Panicelli, Curator of Italy's National Gallery of Modern Art, has agreed to come from Rome to adjudicate the entries. In previous years EVA has had other prestigious adjudic ators from the international mod ern arts arena including Nobuo

Nakamura from Japan last year, Rudi Fuchs from the Netherlands in 1985 and Brian O'Doherty (Patrick Ireland) in 1980.

More than five hundred entries are expected from a very broad range including drawings, photo- Ida Panicelli

graphs, textiles, paintings, install ations, performance, ceramics and

sculpture. It is expected that about seventy to eighty of these will be

selected for exhibition by the adjudicator. A Patrons' Award of IR?1,000 will be awarded for the

most outstanding work and there will be three further Open Awards of IR?650 each.

To coincide with the exhibition a series of educational events is planned to stimulate artistic activity and appreciation among the general public by guided tours and talks and particularly among young peo ple through seminars and work shops for primary and second level art teachers; also workshops for students will be conducted in schools by a selection of the EVA exhibitors themselves.

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