25 March 2021
NEW PUBLICATION: Isabel Nolan 'Curling up with reality'
Published December 2020: Launch Pad, London, Kerlin Gallery, Dublin. In association with Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin
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Courtesy Kerlin Gallery, Dublin
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pp. 60–66: ‘Another View from Nowhen’, Bloomberg SPACE, London, 2017
pp. 60–63: The Barely Perceptible Vibration of Everything, 2017
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Courtesy Kerlin Gallery, Dublin.
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Courtesy Kerlin Gallery, Dublin.
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pp. 228–41: ‘Bent Knees Are a Give’, Kerlin Gallery, Dublin, 2015
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Courtesy Kerlin Gallery, Dublin
Isabel Nolan’s expansive practice incorporates paintings, sculpture, photographs, textile work, work on paper and writing. ‘Curling up with reality’ brings together a survey of her work over the last decade including significant exhibitions such as Kunstverein Langenhagen (2018); EVA International, Limerick (2018); Douglas Hyde Gallery (2017) Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver (2016) and Irish Museum of Modern Art (2014). The publication also features 20 of Nolan’s writings which explore everything from the work of fellow artists Willie Doherty and Garret Phelan to atomic aesthetics and personal musings about the fictional Tony Soprano in the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna. PURCHASE HERE.
Edited by Gerrie van Noord. Texts by Isabel Nolan. Designed by Tony Waddingham
Published December 2020 by Launchpad, London and Kerlin Gallery, Dublin, in association with Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin
Hardcover, 334 pages. Print run: 750. 25.8 x 22.5 x 3.6 cm
ISBN 978-0-9750070-9-3