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Exhibitions 2009
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Interiors Exhibition February 6th - 28th 2009 The art of the Interior from turn of the century French painters to the contemporary. The human world is the subject of the interior; it is a construction of man. Domestic in its concerns, the interior represents the pleasures of familial ties and the pleasures of possessions. Our gallery artists continue the tradition of presenting that frozen moment for the viewers' attention and consideration.
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Conor Walton February 27th - March 14th "Landscape & Still Life" will be Conor Walton's fifth solo exhibition at Jorgensen Fine Art, continuing his tradition of considered and beautifully executed landscape, still life and figurative paintings. |
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Relocation Sale March 20th - April 4th Spring 2009 marks the end of an era as the gallery moves from its premises on Molesworth Street to our new premises on Herbert Street. Our final exhibition at our current premises will be a sale of stock paintings prior to our move. This sale will include works by James Barry, Rose Barton, Liam Belton, Basil Blackshaw, Brian Bourke, Georges Noel Bouvard, Hercules Brabazon Brabazon, Charles Brady, Mildred Anne Butler, George Campbell, Michael Coleman, Gerard Dillon, Sean Fingleton, William Percy French, Norman Garstin, Edwin Hayes, Patrick Hickey, Evie Hone, Charles Lamb, Norah McGuinness, Martin Mooney, Carolyn Mulholland, Daniel O' Neill, Barbara Rae, William Scott, Mary Swanzy, Mabel Young & others. |
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Jacqueline Stanley, Campbell Bruce & Fred Cuming April 16th - 30th Our inaugural exhibition at our new gallery premises will feature the work of Fred Cuming, RA who has previously exhibited at the gallery alongside two of his contemporaries showing for the first time at Jorgensen Fine Art, Jacqueline Stanley & Campbell Bruce. |
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Robbie Wraith & Martin Yeoman May 8th - 30th A favourite of the Prince of Wales, with whom he travelled as official artist on a State Visit to South Africa, Robert Wraith's fourth exhibition at the gallery will feature landscapes, still lifes, figure studies and interiors. He will show alongside the renowned British artist, Martin Yeoman who is considered to be one of the finest figurative painters in England today. His landscape, figurative and still life paintings whilst being very contemporary carry echoes of artists such as Sickert and the Camden Town School. |
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Victor Richardson June 9th - 27th Victor Richardson's first solo outing at Jorgensen Fine Art will feature landscapes executed in his distinctive pointillist style, reflecting his interest in the light, texture and colour of the landscape. |
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Summer Exhibition August 7th - 29th This years Summer Exhibition will feature new gallery acquisitions show alongside a wide ranging selection of works by our contemporary gallery artists including works by Joan Miro, Louis le Brocquy, Grace Henry, Evie Hone, Mainie Jellett, Barrie Cooke & others. |
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Anthony Murphy September 8th - 21st "Whatever you can do, or think you can, begin it. Boldness has beauty, power and magic in it" Anthony Murphy's third solo exhibition comprises contemporary French and Irish landscape and genre paintings. |
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Joe Dunne October 9th - 24th The inspiration for Joe Dunne's paintings comes from his close observation of his environment, both urban and rural in which he delights in capturing the interplay of light and shadows which transform plain surroundings into something more poetic. He describes his paintings which are abstract or semi-abstract in style as being analagous in their composition to a piece of music containing rhythm, tone, form, space and colour and feels they are more successful if they touch on or reveal some sense of mystery. It brings to mind Paul Klee's desire to be able to improvise freely on the keyboard of colours using the row of watercolours in his paintbox. This will be Joe Dunne's third solo exhibition at Jorgensen Fine Art. |
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John Long November 6th - 21st There is a timelessness and stillness in John Long's work which guarantees that universality to which all true art aspires. Painterly and controlled, John accurately measures his compositions and leaves the evidence of his construction for us to see. This will be John's third solo exhibition at the gallery. |
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| Christmas Exhibition December 1st - 30th The annual Christmas Exhibition will feature new gallery acquisitions and a selection of paintings by each of our contemporary gallery artists. |
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