Works from the OPW State Art Collection & Pearse Museum Collection
Pearse Museum, St Enda’s Park; 9 Dec 2020 – 23 Jan 2022

Gerry Balfe Smyth ~ Irene Barry ~ Carmel Benson ~ Ella Bertilsson & Ulla Juske ~ Pauline Bewick ~ Muriel Brandt ~ Claire Carpenter ~ Erica Coburn ~ Michael Cullen ~ Sinéad Cunningham ~ Alex de Roeck ~ Vanessa Donoso Lopez ~ Amanda Doran ~ Rita Duffy ~ Jason Ellis ~ Denis Farrell ~ Hannah Fitz ~ Johnny Fitzsimons ~ Oscar Fouz Lopez ~ Patrick Graham ~ Terence Gravett ~ Maggie Kiely ~ John Kindness ~ Ailbhe Large ~ Stephen Lawlor ~ Louis le Brocquy ~ Brian Maguire ~ Alice Maher ~ Adam Małek ~ Emily Mannion ~ Eleanor McCaughey ~ James McKenna ~ Deirdre McLoughlin ~ Jordan McQuaid ~ Cecilia Moore ~ Janet Mullarney ~ Jay Murphy ~ Ailbhe Ní Bhriain ~ Seán O’Sullivan ~ Caroline Patten ~ William Pearse ~ Patrick Pye ~ Fiona Quill ~ David Quinn ~ David Rooney ~ Eva Rothschild ~ Stephen Rothschild ~ Ed Rourke ~ Conor Roycroft ~ John Shinnors ~ Siobhán Twomey ~ Lee Welch

Double Estate is a group exhibition that considers the human form through a selection of over fifty works from the OPW State Art Collection across print, painting, photography and sculpture. These are offered against the historical backdrop of William Pearse’s figurative sculpture from the collection at St Enda’s and Patrick Pearse’s writing on physical archetypes. A 64 page full-colour catalogue, designed by Oonagh Young will accompany the show. This includes essays by Brian Crowley (Collections Curator, Pearse Museum & Kilmainham Gaol) and Davey Moor and will be available free-of-charge throughout the run.

Below is a small selection of work from the show