The Ireland Institute
The Pearse Centre, 27 Pearse Street, Dublin 1
The Republic – Journal of the Ireland Institute
#1 – Ireland Now
#2 – The Common Good
#3 – Culture in the Republic, Pt 1
The Citizen – Periodical of the Ireland Institute
The 1916 Rising: Then & Now
Other Papers
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Introducing The Pearse Centre
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The Pearse Family Home
KARIN HAWKES MULTITUDES FRI 24TH – WEDS 29TH SEPTEMBER. 1 – 5.30PM. CLOSED SUNDAY/MONDAY
MULTITUDES features a collection of Karin's new Pop Art digital prints. She draws on photographs of Rock Stars as a source for these works, but the images do not have a snapshot quality, but follow a careful choreography. Listening again to the Avant-Garde Rock of the 1970's, such as that of Bryan Ferry was a trigger for her to recall the creative potential of Pop Art. Karin makes use of it's language with it's intense colours and strong outlines in these finely observed works.
Hawkes grew up in West Berlin amidst the worldwide mood of optimism of the 1960's with the exciting Pop Cultural impulses of that time. She studied Graphics and Photography, Art History and Languages in Germany and London. Co-founder of the renowned Antique Arts Gallery, Neiriz Berlin (1980-2014), Karin lives and works in Berlin.
The Ireland Institute is an Historical and Cultural Centre located in what was the family home of Patrick and Willie Pearse.
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The Ireland Institute for Historical and Cultural Studies actively seeks to promote republican ideas and thinking and to develop a republican critique of the world. Republicanism embraces a broad range of principles and approaches, the most important of which are democracy, citizenship and internationalism; liberty, equality and fraternity; and self-determination and the common good.
The facilities of The Ireland Institute, including The Pearse Centre can be rented for theatrical performances, rehearsals, exhibitions, conferences and meetings.
Read about the history of 27 Pearse Street, the childhood home of Patrick and William Pearse.
Read our papers and our publications, The Citizen and The Republic.
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