Inductive Probability

Paul Gregg

9 Sep, 2016 - 23 Oct, 2016
Inductive Probability at the RHA is a namesake exhibition that follows a retrospective of work by Paul Gregg held at the Triskel Arts Centre, Cork in 2012. Gregg’s work has occurred fleetingly, and been installed permanently in cities and towns throughout Ireland, Europe and the United States. This exhibition for the most part cannot retrieve the artist’s original installations. So instead, it presents a selection of available sculpture work along with a substantial new object titled Mens sana in corpore sano. The art on display covers twenty years’ worth of perennially sited machines.

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Leading up to the 2012 retrospective, Oliver Dowling wrote:
“Paul Gregg is always an exciting presence and having known his work for many years it will be very exciting to see it all together. It will make for a very dynamic exhibition. He is an artist whose quiet demeanor defies a creative energy that at times is literally explosive. From his earliest work there is an element of surprise that can, at first, confuse but always ends up exciting and even humorous. In addition to being an artist, he is a scientist, inventor, maker and creator. This is truly an exhibition to look forward to”.

 

  • Date:

    9 Sep, 2016 - 23 Oct, 2016

  • Time:

    Monday – Sunday: 11:00 – 17:00 Wednesday Late Opening: 11.00 – 20.00

  • Price:

    Free

  • Info:

    Visitor Safety

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    In line with Covid-19 safety protocols, visitors will be asked to wear a mask.

    Opening Times

    Gallery Hours:
    Mon – Sat: 11 – 17
    Sun: 12 – 17
    Wed Late Opening: 11 – 18.30

    Office Hours:
    Mon – Fri: 10 – 17

    Admission Always Free. Donations Always Welcome.

    Getting Here

    15 Ely Place, Dublin 2, D02 A213
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    The Royal Hibernian Academy is located in the city centre of Dublin, adjacent to the National Gallery of Ireland and National Museum of Ireland and within close proximity to a wide variety of public transport services, such as Dublin Bus (Routes: 39A, 46A and 145) and Dart (Pearse Dart Station).

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    There is plenty of parking available in the neighbourhood and the RHA is fully wheelchair accessible.

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    Mon – Sat: 11 – 17
    Tues – Sat: 9 – 15
    Sun: 12 – 17

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