The Apollo Gallery specialises in the work of Irish artists or artists living in Ireland imbued with the Irish imagination. Its function is to bring Irish work to an international audience. We are presently looking for new exciting painters to exhibit alongside our resident artists here in the Apollo Gallery, Dublin.
If interested please email:
- Your Artist CV
- Images of your work
- and / or website link to your portfolio to: art@apollogallery.ie
Address: The Apollo Gallery, 51/c Dawson Street, Dublin 2
T: 01 6712609
www.apollogallery.ie
JobBridge Internships at The LAB
Dublin City Council Arts Office
Dublin City Council Arts Office currently has two vacancies available through JobBridge Internships:
Arts Administrator Ref INTE-648370
The intern will gain practical experience in working in the Arts Office on all aspects of programmes and projects under the direction of the City Arts Officer. The Intern will receive formal/informal training in the following marketing, event planning, computer and design skills. On completion the intern will have attained skills in event management, marketing and database and record keeping systems.
LAB Gallery and Public Art Assistant Ref. INTE-648421
The intern will gain practical experience in managing a gallery and artist studios. The Intern will receive formal/informal training in the following all aspects of planning and co-ordinating exhibitions, education programmes, curating and administration. They will be trained in design and event management. On completion the intern will have attained skills in aspects of managing a leading visual arts space and public art management
See intern.jobbridge.ie for further information (search: Art). Please email training@dublincity.ie for an application form.
Closing date for applications: Thursday 9 December 2011.
Category: Profiles
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Marvin D. Baldemor , has been working and painting for some time now in Ireland, documenting and capturing the essence of the country on paper and canvas. He paints people, landscapes and historical landmarks based on the method and design principles he learned from his homeland.
Born in 1969 in Lucena City, Philippines where he received his early art training from his father . He feels that accumulated gift of knowledge coupled with a lot of practice results in the emergence of individual style. Baldemor’s work is typically dominated by bold colors, combining acrylic paint, sand, handmade papers, collage and Ink. He won several Art Awards in the painting competition of The Art Association of the Philippines and belong in the 25th finalist of The Windsor & Newton and the year 2000 Art Competition.
Baldemor continued paintings and held numerous group exhibition. Recently his painting Ceili was selected in the Royal Ulster Academy of Arts , 128th Annual Exhibition 2009 in Northern Ireland, Belfast. Last Summer 2008 he was one of the five artist included in the Summer Art Exhibition in the Central Bank of Dublin and, In 2004 and 2007 he was selected in The North West Artist Exhibition and in The Iontas 17th National Small Works Art Competition and Exhibition in Sligo. Also selected in The Open Art Exhibition in the Glebe Gallery, Co.Donegal. His painting can be view in Art galleries in Letterkenny, Sligo ,Dublin and Belfast.
website: www.baldemorart.blogspot.com,
www.marvinbaldemor.multiply.com
Category: Profiles
Tags: Acrylic, Belfast, collage, Donegal, Dublin, Glebe Gallery, ink, Marvin Baldemor, paper, Profile, RUA, sand, Sligo 2 Comments
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