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Goulding was born in Dublin in 1945 and has lived and worked near
Allihies on the Beara peninsula, West Cork since 1969. He is a member
of AOSDANA*. Since 1964 he has exhibited extensively, including solo
shows in Ireland, England, Portugal and the USA (see
C.V.) |
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2011 |
| Dear
Friends. We are waiting to update the site to 2011 / 2012. This will
be underway shortly. In the meantime here is some news. |
| CLOUD EXHIBITION NOW SHOWING
AT TAYLOR GALLERIES,
DUBLIN |
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selection of last year's Catherine Hammond show is now on display
at the Taylor Galleries till the end of January. The show is in one
room of the gallery as part of the Christmas Group show |
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'CLOUD'
The
Catherine Hammond Gallery, Glengarriff, Co Cork
11th August to 11th September, 2011
Opening Reception Saturday 13th August 3.00 p.m.
To be opened by Sally Mc Kenna
'Most
of us construct clouds, be they confusions or castles in the air.
The sky has adamantly no opinion of these. These new paintings from
2010 and 2011 are simply welcoming spaces.'
-Tim
Goulding
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'Cloud
1''
Acrylic
on board, 80 x 100cms
Catherine Hammond Gallery
Glengarriff, Co Cork
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| 'Cloud
Forming 2'
Acrylic
on paper 12 x 12 ins / 30 x 30cms
Catherine
Hammond Gallery
Glengarriff, Co Cork |
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'Two
Clouds 2''
Acrylic
on board, 76 x 102 cms
Catherine Hammond Gallery
Glengarriff, Co Cork |
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2010 |
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ALLIHIES
COPPER MINE MUSEUM
2 PERSON SHOW WITH ANNE WILSON
This show ran at the museum until 3rd August, 2010. See the work HERE |
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For
latest Art News, including Graphic
Studio Prints now available at
Taylor
Galleries Dublin and Vangard Gallery, Macroom,
click on News
and for the occasional personal detail click on Blog. |
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| Art
Blog. We have started an art blog which will give occasional
insights into ongoing inspirations and activities of the artist. We
would appreciate your comments and feedback there. |
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| Link
to Dr Strangely Strange Barbican gig. |
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| *
An affiliation of artists set up by the Irish Arts Council in 1983
to honour those artists whose work has made an outstanding contribution
to the arts in Ireland. |
