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Tag: Chalk
Brendan Hayes at Ormston House
‘THREE ORDINARY GHOSTS NEAR ORMSTON HOUSE’ They were just three ordinary ghosts that I met, going about their ghostly business- so was I surprised? Well: I was surprised that I wasn’t more surprised by meeting the three ordinary ghosts. I guess they were not at all spooky – No silly sheets over them with burnt-out…
Evan Kennedy at Ormston House
In the early 90’s this was the site of Forbidden Planet Comic shop and it was geek heaven in the basement. We would spend hours here every Saturday devouring the latest comics from the U.S. I remember how happy my brother’s best friend Niall was to get the latest issue of ‘The Maxx’. I remember…
Karen Dunn at Ormston House
I came to Limerick as a stranger, My views formed by media sound bites, Now I feel a kinship and love And I find myself speaking about the city As a mother would of her slightly wayward child Not always the best behaved, But the most fun to be with. – Karen Dunn
Jack Ormston and Paul Quast at Ormston House
‘Tea at Old Price’ – Jack Ormston and Paul Quast
Finished!!! Some Photos of the Installation
Overview and individual window shots. Photos Paul Quast and Lotte Bender
And… we are launched!!!
A hard day’s work yesterday for the Street Line Critics and Prequel Programme Collaborative Event in Ormston. Here are a few photos we took during the day. We have one piece left to do on the street and then we are ready to roll on with more photos. We will highlight a submission every day…
9-10-11 Launch – Street Line Critics and Prequel Programme Collaboration
Hey Everyone, the long wait is over! The Street Line Critics and Prequel Programme Collaborative event will be launched at 12pm on Wednesday the 14th of May and will run for two weeks. You will be able to find us chalking up the large windows of Ormston House Gallery (9-10 Patrick Street) on Wednesday if…
We are in the Limerick Guide
Hello Everyone, we kept forgetting to post this up but just for everyone taking part, we got a mention in the Limerick Guide, that has been circulating. Lets hope for a dry spring so we can soon get back to chalking.
Joe Healy on Howley’s Quay
Gathered in Darkness, Rescued in Light We gathered in darkness four in the morning unbelievable, the crowd that showed by our side. For the House they call Pieta who councel the lonely hoping to free us from the stigma of – suicide. Like the Vikings we crept over the Island. Sarsfield and Thomond now in…