Bray Arts Show

Martello Hotel, Bray

Monday 7^th November 2016 @ 8pm

Admission 5 euro & 4 euro conc.

Indonesian dancers & Fashion Show

Nabila will  perform a dance from Sumatra  based on the splendour of the  Srivijayan Empire of the 8 th Century .

The  Lenggang Nyai,is a contemporary dance based on the Betawi women .The dance expresses their gracefulness and vivaciousness.

A brief fashion show will follow presenting contemporary designs but using traditional fabrics.

Alan Nolan is the author and illustrator of The Big Break Detectives Casebook, the Murder Can Be Fatal Mysteries series of graphic novels and the humorous hurling novel Fintan’s Fifteen, all for The O’Brien Press. His latest children’s illustrated novel, Conor’s Caveman, about a boy and girl who find a caveman frozen in a glacier in the Wicklow mountains, is available now! Alan lives in Bray, County Wicklow with his wife and three sons and a cat called Chewie. Chewie is the only member of the family who doesn’t regularly steal any of Alan’s pencils.

Veronica Heywood

Veronica will give an illustrated talk on

“It won`t be long now “ by Graham Heywood . The diary of a Hong Kong prisoner of war.

Brian Dunning Flautist

Brian is a world renowned Dublin born flautist. Brian has appeared on numerous releases for Windham Hill records ,Hearts of Space and Celtic Heartbeat as a composer and player .He performs as a solo artist and as a leader with his band Puck Fair.

Information: Julie- Rose McCormick       087 248 6751

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‘Phylum’

24th October – 6th November – Opening Reception: Friday 28th October 7-9 pm

Signal Arts Centre is delighted to bring you this exciting Exhibition by local Bray man, Michael O’Hara.

The Exhibition explores the legacy of construction through the use of materials such as iron, steel, wood, concrete and bronze.

‘Traditionally, the mould was often seen as the thing that was closest to the idea and in ancient Greece was thought of as something that gave shape and form to sensuous data. A copy is a form of an echo. To see the copy is to know that an original exists.

The work in this exhibition responds to notions of replication and in particular the processes of moulding and casting that enable such repetition and reproduction.  I am interested in this notion of copying and in particular what the original is and the copy becomes.

Through the process of copying via the mould, there are many things that are rendered in order to produce a copy.  These formed or cast things become degrees of separation, generative moments that are full of content.  The copy or replica becomes a sort of fuzzy aggregate.  The copy becomes complicated’.
Michael O’Hara

Signal Arts Centre,

Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday: 10am -1pm/2pm – 5pm
Saturday/Sunday:  10am – 5pm
1 Albert Avenue,
Bray,
Co. Wicklow.
Tel: 353 01 276 20 39
Fax: 353 01 286 9982

An Exhibition of Paintings and Prints from Dave Flynn.

Opening Reception Friday 14th October at 6:00pm,

Exhibition runs from Saturday 15th October to Thursday 20th October 11:00 – 17:30 and takes place in The Athena Room, @ Sol Art, 1st Floor, 8 Dawson St, Dublin 2