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The 40th art biennial brings political vision to Limerick – and features a cafe as a unique work of art

If you were bowled over by the Mirror Pavilion of 2020 and 2021, then prepare to be wowed by the latest from the inspirational John Gerard. His Flare [Oceania] 2022 will be unveiled on the Galway Docks this July as part of Galway International Arts Festival 2022 This exciting new work represents an ecology in hyper distress and a world faced with the existential threat of rising seas.

If, like me, you are fascinated with the logistics of staging major and unusual events, then you will be thriled with the new podcast which looks behind the scenes at the iconic Mirror Pavilion installation which stood alone as a solitary cultural landmark in the city during the initial stages of the pandemic.

At times of natural disaster, the government must put the safety of the community above all other considerations.

Somewhat fortuitously, the theme of this year’s visual arts festival is water.

Somewhat fortuitously, the theme of this year’s visual arts festival is water.

Somewhat fortuitously, the theme of this year’s visual arts festival is water.

Europe’s largest dedicated art screen has popped up in Dublin. What’s going on?

With 400 events, 330 artworks and 89 “participants” from more than 30 countries contributing immersive installations, soundscapes, sculptures, and more.

a href= https://biennale.org.sa/ target= _blank Diriyah Biennale Foundation /a presents Saudi Arabia’s first contemporary art biennale, Diriy