Exhibitions, Ireland, Dublin, 08 May 2014
Lacuna {02) at the Taylor Gallery
Neil Carrol
Cora Cummins
Sarah Jane Finnegan
Gillian lawler
Shane Murphy
Sonny Ortolano
LACUNA [ ], the recently-inaugurated curatorial project at Taylor Galleries co-curated by David Quinn and Sabina
Mac Mahon, returns for a second outing from 9 to 31 May 2014. Situated in the first floor exhibition spaces of the
gallery at 16 Kildare Street, the occasional, on-going series of exhibitions runs alongside the gallery’s main
programme and embraces experimental and enquiring practices in image- and object-making. When an empty
space is encountered it can evoke a desire to fill it with something; to make it complete. In addressing this
compulsion LACUNA [ ] both asks and answers the question, ‘With what?’.
Six artists have been invited to take part in the second iteration of the series, LACUNA [ 02 ]. Rather than asking
them to respond to a theme, LACUNA [ 02 ] embraces the diversity of their current practices, processes and
concerns, offering them a space in which to show new and recent work that encompasses sculpture, drawing,
printmaking, installation, painting and photography.
Neil Carrol
Cora Cummins
Sarah Jane Finnegan
Gillian lawler
Shane Murphy
Sonny Ortolano
LACUNA [ ], the recently-inaugurated curatorial project at Taylor Galleries co-curated by David Quinn and Sabina
Mac Mahon, returns for a second outing from 9 to 31 May 2014. Situated in the first floor exhibition spaces of the
gallery at 16 Kildare Street, the occasional, on-going series of exhibitions runs alongside the gallery’s main
programme and embraces experimental and enquiring practices in image- and object-making. When an empty
space is encountered it can evoke a desire to fill it with something; to make it complete. In addressing this
compulsion LACUNA [ ] both asks and answers the question, ‘With what?’.
Six artists have been invited to take part in the second iteration of the series, LACUNA [ 02 ]. Rather than asking
them to respond to a theme, LACUNA [ 02 ] embraces the diversity of their current practices, processes and
concerns, offering them a space in which to show new and recent work that encompasses sculpture, drawing,
printmaking, installation, painting and photography.
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