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The museum’s curator selected Raphaël Boccanfuso (FR), Brian Gallagher (IR), Matti Hagelberg (FI), Line Hoven (DE), Matthias Lehmann (FR) and Thomas Ott (CH) to show a variety of approaches to the medium. The exhibition continues until June 2010.
There is an english version of the site click here.

The show will run in conjunction with OFFSET 2009 from Monday 4th – Monday 11th November in Solus bar on Camden Street.
The Irish Guild of Illustrators are proud to announce the opening of a new group exhibition. The show will contain unique prints of work from the last 12 months by 30 members of the IGI.
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Features talks by Ros Shiers, Jonathan McHugh and Steve Simpson, April 30th, 2009.
CandyCollective & The Illustrators Guild of Ireland, proudly present a special Illustration focussed SweetTalk, celebrating the influence of the IGI and its continued support of Irish illustration since 2000. This one-off event will be held on Thursday, April 30th, 2009, at the Sugar Club.
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A new Versus? show pits the poster designs of Tiny Little Horse against Lil’ Guy Al.
Tiny Little Horse are a design collective based in Dublin made up of Illustrators BRENB, Gavin Beattie and Chris Judge. Lil’ Guy Al are a group of designers based in the US and features the work of Lil Tuffy, Guy Burwell, Alan Hynes and Christian Sloan Hall.

Thursday 10th April 2008 saw the opening night of the annual exhibition of The Thursday Life Drawing Group which is run by IGI member Brian Gallagher.
This the fifth annual exhibition. The show is currently being displayed in the United Arts Club, Dublin 2 until 28th April 2008.
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Chris Judge’s new exhibition runs for two days at the Loft Gallery Dublin, From October 10th.
For his second major exhibition Chris spent a week on Xanadu, a small planet which has since been engulfed by the now collapsed star Procyon B, sketching portraits of local inhabitants during the great exodus from the doomed planet. Upon his to return to Earth, Chris set about painting intimate portraits of Xanadu denizens from his sketchbooks on various media. The result is 34 striking portraits of Blue Beatniks, solemn Vampires, Devils, Androids and many other colourful characters…