Robert Armstrong

Robert Armstrong | After mountains, more mountains | Text by Aidan Dunne For a certain kind of painter, painting is a process. Of course, making a painting is necessarily a...

The gallery is pleased to present Övergäng, featuring something old and something new by Robert Armstrong, Anna Bjerger, Petra Lindholm, Sinéad Ní Mhaonaigh, Bella Rune and Kathy Tynan. Originally programmed...

During the COVID_19 Lockdowns Robert Armstrong made a series of short videos which he called Covideos. They were shot in his home in Henrietta Street, Dublin and surrounding area. They...

Meet the Artist from 2 - 7pm on Thursday 03 September. Kevin Kavanagh is pleased to present Three Distances, an exhibition of paintings by Robert Armstrong. In a famous episode...

To mark 25 years as a gallerist in Dublin, I have put together a special exhibition, SILVER. It is a personal selection of art works, each by an artist associated...

“If I am forced to associate, I think of my pictures as explosive landscapes, worlds, and distances held on a flat surface”. – Helen Frankenthaler In his new paintings...

Sonia Shiel, Kathy Tynan, Marcel Vidal, Mark Swords, Salvatore of Lucan, Joe Scullion, Robert Armstrong, Julia Dubsky, Lesley-Ann O’Connell, Pat Byrne, Stephen Loughman, Cecilia Danell, William O’Neill and Stephanie Deady  ...

Painters have a complex relationship with their source material. While it provides them with vital information and can often stimulate certain illuminating reactions within them, it can also act as...

The title of Robert Armstrong’s exhibition of new paintings refers to his version of The Assumption of the Virgin, a Nicolas Poussin painting from 1650. Nonetheless, it cannot be assumed...

Robert Armstrong(b. 1953) Lives and works in Dublin.“Armstrong’s paintings re-order the fragments of a disorientated image culture. They attempt to penetrate through multiple layers of appearance, offering an incidental practice...

Kevin Kavanagh is pleased to present Building Sights. An exhibition of new work featuring Robert Armstrong, Tadhg McSweeney & Mark Swords For me this part is interesting cause this is...

A group exhibition exploring animal imagery in contemporary art curated by Davey Moor and Kevin Kavanagh.

A public conversation between the artist and the critic Aidan Dunne will take place in the gallery Wednesday 8 April, 6.30pm sharp. The In Conversation series is organised by Elaine...