03 February 2016
2015 Recent Graduate Residency recipient Hannah Fitz opens her studio for a short preview of the new sculptural series; Doggie Eyed Stare.
Studio 16 | Temple Bar Gallery + Studios
Exhibition launches: Wednesday 3 February 6-8 pm
Exhibition continues: Thursday 4 - Saturday 6 February 2016
Opening hours:
Thursday 4 February 11am - 6pm (entry though side door)
Friday 5 + Saturday 6 February: By Appointment. Please call 01 6710073.
In 2015, Hannah Fitz was awarded the Temple Bar Gallery + Studios Recent Graduate Residency. Now approaching the end of her tenure in Studio 16, Hannah Fitz opens her studio for a short preview of the new sculptural series; Doggie Eyed Stare. This work, produced during her residency, elaborates on her approach to uniform materiality and figurative representation. In Doggie Eyed Stare, Hannah Fitz develops folds and slippages in the relationships between works and their viewing, blurring the defining lines of subject boundaries and emotive intentions.
The preview is accompanied by the artist’s text Look at the Dog with One Eye.
Hannah Fitz graduated from the NCAD Fine Art Sculpture programme in 2012 and is the recipient of the Temple Bar Gallery + Studios Graduate Award 2015. Fitz returns to TBG+S as a Project Studio awardee to work towards exhibitions at The Dock in Leitrim and at the NCAD Gallery forthcoming in 2016.
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