The Niland Collection; To Have and to Hold
To celebrate 60 years of The Niland Collection, The Model has presented a year-long series of events that commemorate Nora Niland and the remarkable collection she founded for Sligo. To Have and to Hold features works by a host of talented Irish artists spanning the period 1880-2012. A core part
Maria Loboda; Hearing Otherworldly Music
Maria Loboda is an artist of international distinction, who has exhibited widely across the globe over the past decade. Loboda first showed at The Model in 2015 as part of the Psychic Lighthouse exhibition, and we are very pleased to present her first solo exhibition in Ireland, which tours to
Torsten Lauschmann; 13 September 1752
The Model is delighted to present Torsten Lauschmann’s first solo exhibition in Ireland. Lauschmann’s work is notable for its innovative and idiosyncratic approach across a range of formats including photography, sound, video, online projects, performance and installation. He is interested in the earliest forms of magical and cinematic entertainment, as
Cairde Visual 2019
The Model presents Cairde Visual, Cairde Sligo Arts Festival’s sixth annual open submission exhibition. Building on two years of successful partnership with Cairde SAF, this dynamic and colourful show features work from both Irish and international artists across a broad range of media. Please visit https://cairdefestival.com/ for further information.
Richard Bolhuis; Underground Bliss
The Model in partnership with the Museum De Buitenplaats in the Netherlands, and with the support of the Mondriaan Fund, will present a solo exhibition by visual artist, musician and composer Richard Bolhuis. This unique artist will create original pieces for The Model through an immersive, interdisciplinary ‘total installation’. Composed
The Essentials of Cranmore
A community exhibition by residents of Cranmore. Led by artist Ken Gunning, residents and participants provided a generous hospitable insight into their community through the lens of photography. Themes of belonging, place and space were explored through a number of workshops. Through the process members of the community journeyed from