The third Tease Art Fair in Cologne Opened on 22 April and will run will from 23th to 26th April, 2009 Galerie Hunchentoot is presenting work from Tobias Becker, Philipp Hennevogl, Enda O’Donoghue, Tom Schmelzer and Gregor Stephan. Located at the RheinTriadem, Konrad Adenauer Ufer 3 am Rhein. For further information about the Tease Art Fair visit the website www.tease-online.de

runs until 14th March 2009.

Opening on Friday, 20th Feb at 7pm The exhibition features works from: Tobias Becker Philipp Hennevogl Thomas Kutschker Enda O’Donoghue Gregor Stephan Tom Schmelzer The exhibition runs from the 21.02.2009 – 14.03.2009. Hunchentoot, Galerie für zeitgenössische Positionen, Choriner Straße 8, 10119 Berlin E-mail: kontakt@galerie-hunchentoot.de, Homepage: www.galerie-hunchentoot.de Gallery opening times: Tues-Fr1 16:00-19:00, Sat 11:00-18:00 and by appointment

T.A.O.M.A.C. Vol.1

at Gallery 33, Grosse Hamburger Strasse 33, Berlin

Featuring artists:
Juan Arata Simone Bilgram Johann Don Daniel Anke-Madlen Jaeckel Enda O’Donoghue Bettina Semmer Alana Yee

curated
by
LAN Hungh

Exhibition runs from 06-31 dec. 2008

Exhibition continues until 19th Dec 2008
Limerick City Gallery of Art welcomes you to the second edition of Presence, featuring twenty one artists associated with Limerick. This annual series of Christmas exhibitions celebrates the wonderful range of talent and diversity in contemporary Irish art. Limerick City offers many opportunities to artists; to study, live, work and exhibit.
Early in the selection process last year it became obvious that to represent the city a series of exhibitions was necessary. In this year’s Presence there is an amazing array of differing styles and approaches to contemporary painting, drawing and photographic media. As well as artists based here in Limerick there are artists living and working in Dublin, Belfast, London and Berlin.
The range of the artists’ experiences and activities are extraordinary. The influential educational ethos of Limerick School of Art and Design is apparent in this exhibition. It is wonderful to include several of our senior artists Tom Fitzgerald, Charles Harper and Jack Donovan, all of whom have had a significant role in their careers at the Limerick School of Art and who have made important contributions to Irish Art.
The exhibition also features the work of Lecturers Alan Keane, Suzannah O’Reilly and recent graduates Jennifer O’Connor and Dave Fortune. International opportunities available to Irish artists have markedly increased, both Andrew Kearney and Anne Ryan have carved significant careers in the London art world. Other artists with growing or established international careers include Tom Molloy, Enda O’Donoghue and Michele Horrigan.
Successful Limerick based artists include Robert Ryan, Dave Lilburn, Kate Hennessy, Lorraine Wall and Brian MacMahon. We welcome the young Cork based artist Martin Finnin, whose work is much sought after in the Dublin auction houses. The broad range of the exhibition may be illustrated by reference to three artists: Tom Shortt, well-known Limerick teacher has included several photographs documenting Limerick contemporary youth culture, Nesta Fitzgerald displays a series of quirky illustrations of the City and emerging painter Emma Berkery presents abstract explorations of colour and form.

For further details contact Limerick City Gallery of Art – Tel: +353 (061)310633 / Email: artgallery@limerickcity.ie

Realismus in der zeitgenössischen Kunst, 16 Künstlerpositionen Realism in Contemporary Art, 16 Artists positions Opening: Friday, 28th November 2008 from 19.30 – 21.30, Einführung: Susanne Buckesfeld M. A. Exhibitions runs from 28th November 2008 to 17th January 2009 participating artists: Cornelia Brader, Stefan Bräuniger, Ruth Bussmann, Enda O’Donoghue, Michael Oliver Flüß, Gregor Gaida, Young-Bae Kim, Marcin Kowalik, Markus Lörwald, Thomas Schiela, Kerstin Schulz, Marion Anna Simon, Susanna Storch, Marc Taschowsky, Mathias Weis, Meike Zopf

Galerie Epikur Wuppertal, Friedrich-Engels-Allee 165, 42285 Wuppertal, Germany http://www.galerie-epikur.de/start.html 

Enda O’Donoghue, The Red Shoes, 2004, Öl auf Leinwand, 40 x 60 cm

Presence 08 – Limerick City Gallery of Art – Nov 2008 participating artists to date are: Emma Berkery, Jack Donovan, Martin Finnin, Nesta Fitzgerald, Tom Fitzgerald, Charles Harper, Michele Horrigan, Alan Keane, Andrew Kearney, David Lilburn, Brian McMahon, Jennifer O’Connor, Enda O’Donoghue, Suzannah O’Reilly, Robert Ryan, Lorraine Wall, The opening reception will take place on Thursday 27th Nov at 7pm. “Abenteuer der wirklichkeit“ – Galerie Epikur, Wuppertal – Nov 2008 participating artists: Cornelia Brader, Stefan Bräuniger, Ruth Bussmann, Enda O’Donoghue, Michael Oliver Flüß, Gregor Gaida, Young-Bae Kim, Marcin Kowalik, Markus Lörwald, Thomas Schiela, Kerstin Schulz, Marion Anna Simon, Susanna Storch, Marc Taschowsky, Mathias Weis, Meike Zopf The opening reception will take place on Friday 28th Nov at 7:30pm. www.galerie-epikur.de

“Ein Platz”– Photos from the exhibition opening 10.10.2008

an exhibition organised at Platz der Vereinten Nationen 1, Berlin by Enda O’Donoghue and Gregor Stephan with the kind support of Galerie Hunchentoot and WBM.
Exhibition ran from 10th October to 1st November

Participating artists:
Enda O’Donoghue, Gregor Stephan, Sven Kalden, Sean Lynch, Michele Horrigan, Sladjan Nedeljkovic, Karin Krautschick, Isidro Ramirez, Paul Halliday, Raphael Grisey, Michael Tan

10th October to 1st November at Platz der Vereinten Nationen 1, Berlin

‘untitled’ (from 5 second cityscapes) 2007 – Gregor Stephan

“Ein Platz” Enda O’Donoghue, Gregor Stephan, Sven Kalden, Sean Lynch, Michele Horrigan, Sladjan Nedeljkovic, Karin Krautschick, Isidro Ramirez, Paul Halliday, Raphael Grisey, Michael Tan Nine artists together around one plaza. An exhibition at Platz der Vereinten Nationen 1. Berliners and visitors to the city passing the Palast der Republik today see only the concrete towers that once supported the building. There is little here now to remind them of the Palast itself. Every day, the viewer’s knowledge is adapted to the latest changes at the site, slowly erasing the pictures of the intact original from memory. A similar process took place in the early 1990s at what is now Platz der Vereinten Nationen. Besides the monumental statue of Lenin that once stood here recalling the Palast’s monumental concrete pillars, its slow and laborious removal was also characteristic of the way Berlin deals with its (architectural) past. The end of the story is well-known: the monument was dismantled, the parts including the head were buried in Köpenick, and the Leninplatz was renamed. In spite of, or perhaps precisely because of this neutralisation, the place retains a sense of the unusual. This is now demonstrated by “Ein Platz”, an exhibition organised at 1, Platz der Vereinten Nationen by Enda O’Donoghue and Gregor Stephan with the kind support of Galerie Hunchentoot and WBM. The show includes material by nine German and international artists, bringing together video, photography and object-based works that take the Platz der Vereinten Nationen as their point of departure. All of these works play with the ordinariness and supposed neutrality of the plaza, and with the peculiarities, stories and memories that lie beneath the surface.

‘Minute of Angle’ (video still) – Enda O’Donoghue

We look forward to seeing you at the exhibition. Address: Platz der Vereinten Nationen 1, 10249, Berlin Opening: 10.10.2008 at 19:00 Exhibition runs: 10.10. to 01.11.2008 Wed to Fri – 16:00 to 19:00 Sat 11:00 to 18:00 and by appointment www.galerie-hunchentoot.de