ENCOUNTERS by The DICE Project | PhotoIreland Festival 2012

OPENING NIGHT: July 2nd, 6:30pm, 2012
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The Encounters exhibition  brings together the photographic works of artists: Paul Corcoran, Bartosz Nowicki and Will Hartley. The photographers, based in Ireland and the U.K., work collectively as The DICE Project. The group was formed in 2011 to support and promote new work as well as explore ideas of working collectively. This exhibition brings together, for the first-time, work from a number of series, each one a personal response by the artist to situations that have both effected them and motivated them to respond photographically.
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f/22 Group Exhibition | PhotoIreland Festival 2012


Opening night: Thursday, 12th July, 6pm-9pm
Due to massive success of last year’s ‘Four Floors’ group exhibition, MadArt announces another amazing photographic feast and invites all photography devotees to their beautiful, old Georgian venue, which once again will be converted into a massive art-space. The exhibition will be held from 13th of July to 19th of July 2012. The opening night will be held on 12th of July 2012 at 6pm.

The show is a fantastic opportunity for both professional photographers and talented enthusiasts to present their work to a wider audience and be a part of acclaimed PhotoIreland Festival 2012.
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