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- Furniture & Equipment Sale at Dublin Contemporary
- Dublin Contemporary 2011 Proves a Great Success
- Last Event at The Office of Non-Compliance: The Space InBetween
- Pay As You Please on the Final Day!
- Midterm Madness Workshops
- Winner of the Noone Casey Mentorship Award
- Tiny Contemporary - Extra Session!
- Halloween at Dublin Contemporary!
- The Office of Non – Compliance countdown
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- Take Luas to Dublin Contemporary 2011
- Dublin Contemporary 2011 & Dublin Pass
- The Art of Series
- Win Luas Tickets!
- Exciting Events This Week
- Amanda Coogan: Live Performance
- Dublin Contemporary and Bus Eireann Combo Ticket
- Living with the Panopticon: Acts of Non-compliance in the Digital World with Blast Theory & iShed
- Art Impressions & Dublin Contemporary 2011
- Dublin Contemporary at Trinity College Dublin
- Take Luas to Dublin Contemporary 2011
- Lived Lives; with Mary Jane Jacob, Seamus McGuinness, Joan Freeman and Prof Kevin Malone
- Open House 7-9 Oct 2011
- Art Bites
- Dublin Festival Season
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- The Dublin Contemporary 2011 Noone Casey Mentorship - Deadline extended!
- Events This Week
- Dublin Contemporary 2011 Smartphone App
- Events This Weekend: Children’s Workshops
- Talk: The Art of Being Free
- Corporate Events
- Take Luas to Dublin Contemporary 2011
- Dublin Contemporary 2011 App
- Meet The Artists - Upcoming Talks
- ROADWORKS
- Culture Night At Dublin Contemporary!
- AESTHETICA SUMMER ISSUE OUT NOW
- COMPETITION!
- Young Curators Inc.
- Full Programme Announcement
- Corporate Entertainment Opportunities
- Volunteer with Dublin Contemporary 2011
- Tickets Now Available!
- Approaching Critical Mass
- Dublin Contemporary 2011 Announces Main Exhibition Venue
AESTHETICA SUMMER ISSUE OUT NOW
Dublin Contemporary is pleased to be working with Aesthetica Magazine this year. Their August/September issue has just hit the shelves, in which many of the features explore time and awareness. In art, the V&A’s latest blockbuster show, Postmodernism: Style and Subversion 1970 – 1990 explores architecture, design, popular culture, films and fashion and the manner in which they changed modernism. Phenomenal: California Light, Space, Surface opens in San Diego and investigates how artists like Robert Irwin and James Turrell appropriated and utilised light as a medium.
In film, Xanthe Hamilton, Director of Branchage Film Festival in Jersey chats about the rise of the boutique festival experience. In music, Scottish band FOUND discuss art, winning a BAFTA and their new album. Additionally, Aesthetica considers the rise of app music and how the way music is produced. In performance, New York-based Chinese choreographer Shen Wei discusses Re-Triptych before it shows in Edinburgh.
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