Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen | Artworks 92 - 104

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“Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen” is Hamilton Gallery’s Invited Artists Exhibition for 2019. The exhibition features work by 129 artists and is themed around the eponymous W B Yeats poem, in the context of Ireland’s Decade of Commemoration .

This is the eighth of 10 Blog posts cataloging the work of the exhibition alongside notes from the participating artists.

These posts are made in September 2019 to coincide with the showing of the exhibition at Ireland’s US Consulate Offices, Park Avenue New York.

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'Many ingenious lovely things are gone…. Some moralist or mythological poet'

Murray, Paul - oil and ash on canvas

The Levelling Wind

Murray, Vivien - oil on canvas

Many ingenious lovely things are gone

Murtagh, Jane - patinated repousse copper sheet with gilded edging

holding pattern I

Neary, Leonora - acrylic on canvas

'Soul of a Swan'

Noonan Mc Dermott, Maria - acrylic on canvas

Protected from the circle of the moon

Nunan, Hilary - acrylic & natural fibre

O what fine thought we had

O'Brien, Cora - oil on canvas

O but we dreamed to mend.....

O'Byrne, Seamus - acrylic on canvas,

A man in his own secret meditation, my grandfather Jimmy Brehony, Ummeryroe, Co. Sligo

O'Connor, John - Oil on canvas

Fragments

O'Donnell, Ruth - egg tempera

Territoriality

O'Donoghue Healy, Anastasia - mixed media on canvas

eala

O'Dowd, Gwen - oil on canvas

...now wind drops, dust settles...

O'Farrell, Sorca - Charcoal, Indian ink and pastel on paper on panel

Come let us mock at the great

That had such burdens on the mind

And toiled so hard and late

To leave some monument behind,

Nor thought of the leveling wind.

Come let us mock at the wise;

With all those calendars whereon

They fixed old aching eyes,

They never saw how seasons run,

And now but gape at the sun.

…. from Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen by W B Yeats

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