Wax rhapsodic

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The Lab, Wednesday 12th January - Saturday 22nd January

wax rhapsodic is an exhibition of works from the artists of the 2022 IADT MA in Art & Research Collaboration (ARC).

wax rhapsodic brings together the work of Dermot Blighe, Anthony Cleary, Frances Hennigan, Oona Hyland, Diaa Lagan, Elida Maiques, Gillian O’Shea, Lucy Peters, John Roch Simons, Cathy Scullion and Izabela Szczutkowska. Curated by Astrid Newman.


Date:
Wednesday 12th January - Saturday 22nd January
Time:
10.00am
Price:
Free
Address:
The LAB, Foley Street, Mountjoy, Dublin 1, Ireland

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