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May 21 2012

Yeats

where National Library of Ireland, Kildare Street, Dublin 2.
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when 9.30am to 7.45pm

how much Free

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The Life and Works of William Butler Yeats

Ok, this is not ‘pop up’, ‘fundit’ or ‘DIY’. I still think it’s cool. The guy has been around for ages, everyone remotely Irish knows him or think they do. The exhibition, full of beautiful alcoves and dimly lit nooks, won several awards, mostly to the joy of tourists who come to find out that Ireland’s greatest poet and national treasure was a bit of a crazy who was into astrology and fairies. Which is exactly what I loved about this exhibition. It shows a different side of Yeats, probably the side that wrote ‘A Vision.’ I plan to go back alone and take time studying all the hand-written notebooks, drawings, illustrations and watching videos with headphones, like a proper foreigner I am. Partly because I always wanted to do that and partly because I still secretly believe that you can learn something new from the old. / Nadia Gativa

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May 21 2012

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where Copper House Gallery, Off Synge Street, Dublin 8

when 10am to 5pm Monday to Saturday

how much Free

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exhibition

Pho20graphy - Barry McCall

Sparkle, sparkle. The glitteratti were out en masse this week; perfectly coiffed, glossy haired lovelies packed the Copper House Gallery to admire the works of renowned Irish fashion and portrait photographer, Barry McCall. The gallery walls are heaving with mesmerizing images of the famous faces he's captured. It's hard to contain the drooling when Michael Fassbender is eyeing you up, but the shock of seeing Jedward looking like sultry superhumans will mop that right up, he's even managed to include Glenda Gilson in the nip - I'm still trying not to get a complex. Despite the big names and more Irish celebrities than you can shake a perfectly manicured finger at the pure charm of McCall's work, the contribution to the ISPCC and the family atmosphere at the Copper House leave you with a warm fuzzy feeling. / Sarah Maguire

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