Parklife - A visual art exhibition, Dublin

Parklife is a temporary exhibition of visual art set in the unique environment of St. Anne's Park in Raheny, Dublin. Six contemporary visual artists, Aideen Barry, Carl Giffney, Niamh Jackman, John Jones, Maria McKinney and Beth O'Halloran, were invited to respond to the landscape of St Anne's Park, its vast acreage, its wild and not so wild life, and its treasured history.

One of the artists, Beth O'Halloran's The Common, has created a series of soft textile sculptures of various birds and wildlife indigenous to St. Anne's park. You can view her work here

Monday 27th July - Sunday 23rd August 2009

Exhibition Opening Hours: Monday - Sunday: 12pm- 5pm
Exhibition tours: Sundays 2nd, 9th, 16th & 23rd August at 3pm. Advance booking not required.

Admission Free

Parklife is part of Dublin City Council's: The Red Stables Summer Art Programme. The Red Stables is located in 300 acres of beautiful parkland, it houses artists’ day studios, an Irish Artists’ Residential Studio and an International Residential Studio.

For more information

The Red Stables,
St Anne’s Park,
Mount Prospect Avenue,
Dublin 3

T: 00 353 1 222 7377
E: red.stables@dublincity.ie
W: www.theredstables.ie