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We’re delighted to present the first solo exhibition at the Molesworth Gallery of works by Alison Pilkington. The show takes its title from the Syliva Plath poem, Two Sisters of Persephone , where the poet offers two archetypes of femininity framed as sisters – one constrained by social expectations or…
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Molesworth Gallery artists: Catherine Barron, Zsolt Basti, Robert Bates, Michael Beirne, Shane Berkery, Helen Blake, John Boyd, Cristina Bunello, JP Donleavy, Mollie Douthit, Gabhann Dunne, Conor Foy, Brian Harte, Mercedes Helnwein, Ronnie Hughes, John Kindness, Vera Klute, Oscar Fouz Lopez, Francis Matthews, Maeve McCarthy, Cian McLoughlin, Sean Molloy, Philip Moss,…
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[H1] Art Gallery Dublin | Modern Contemporary Irish Art Gallery Alison Pilkington: Two sisters [H2] Alison Pilkington: Two sisters April 30th - May 28th The Molesworth Gallery is one of Ireland's leading contemporary art galleries, lying at the centre of Dublin's gallery and museum district. This website uses cookiesThis site uses cookies to help make it more useful to you. Please contact us to find out more about our Cookie Policy. Manage cookies Reject non essential Accept [H2] Cookie preferences Check the boxes for the cookie categories you allow our site to use
SUB-PAGE (http://molesworthgallery.com/exhibitions/134-alison-pilkington-two-sisters/overview/) Alison Pilkington | 30 April – 28 May 2026 – Overview | Molesworth Gallery
[IMG: Alison Pilkington,] Alison Pilkington, 'Lord of the hollow', oil on canvas, 120 x 100cm View works We’re delighted to present the first solo exhibition at the Molesworth Gallery of works by Alison Pilkington. The show takes its title from the Syliva Plath poem, Two Sisters of Persephone, where the poet offers two archetypes of femininity framed as sisters - one constrained by social expectations or internal repression, with the other embodying a freer, more instinctual self. Pilkington's work draws on a similar binary, exploring dualities and tensions within the self and within the role of a woman in society more broadly. Personal memories and the act of retelling them also inform Pilkington’s work, with the narratives woven from them rooted in a distinct inner geography, a subconscious terrain of rugged, barren mountains, punctuated by occasional bodies of water. This setting remains cohesive across the work, suggesting a closeness to it, a landscape she revisits often. Within this world are figures, and at times those figures seem to contain the landscape itself. These surreal characters re-appear throughout the paintings, subtly shifting in colour and form. They represent imagined ethnicities, sometimes encountering one another, each carrying their own intentions, beliefs, and dreams. They wander endlessly in search of something - perhaps the same thing. Alison Pilkington was awarded a practice-led PhD in painting from the National College Art and Design, Dublin, in 2015. She won the British Institution Award for painting at the Royal Academy Summer Show, London (2012), and was selected for the Marmite Painting Prize exhibition, London (2012 and 2016), the MePaintsMe International painting exhibition (2025) and was shortlisted for the Kurt Beers 100 Painters of Tomorrow publication (2013). Recent exhibitions include: the Complex Dublin (2025); the Canopy Program, Chelsea, New York (2024); the Schonfeld Gallery Brussels (2022); the Model Sligo (2021); and the RHA Ashford Gallery (2018). Her work is held in public and private collections, among them the OPW State Collection, the Arts Council, Wexford County Council and UCD collections. She lives and works in Dublin. Share Facebook X Pinterest Tumblr Email Back to exhibitions This website uses cookiesThis site uses cookies to help make it more useful to you. Please contact us to find out more about our Cookie Policy. Manage cookies Reject non essential Accept [H2] Cookie preferences Check the boxes for the cookie categories you allow our site to use
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Current [IMG: Alison Pilkington Two Sisters] [H2] Alison Pilkington Two Sisters 30 Apr - 28 May 2026 We’re delighted to present the first solo exhibition at the Molesworth Gallery of works by Alison Pilkington. The show takes its title from the Syliva Plath poem, Two Sisters of Persephone , where the poet offers two archetypes of femininity framed as sisters - one constrained by social expectations or... Read more Past [IMG: Francis Matthews EXT / INT] [H2] Francis Matthews EXT / INT 21 Mar - 23 Apr 2026 The Molesworth Gallery is delighted to present an exhibition of new paintings by Francis Matthews. In this latest body of work, followers of the artist will recognise the familiar subject matter of urban architecture: details of streets and buildings that might otherwise go unnoticed or be cursorily dismissed as unworthy... Read more [IMG: Michelle Conway The 598 Series] [H2] Michelle Conway The 598 Series 13 Feb - 13 Mar 2026 The Molesworth Gallery is delighted to present the debut solo exhibition at the gallery of paintings by MIchelle Conway. The show conists of a body of work begun in 2023 and documents the rooms - the kitchens, the parlours, the bedrooms - that were the crucible of the maternal line... Read more [IMG: Winter group show] [H2] Winter group show 9 Dec 2025 - 27 Feb 2026 Read more [IMG: Gabhann Dunne Among the small trees] [H2] Gabhann Dunne Among the small trees 4 - 23 Dec 2025 A CATHEDRAL FOR MOSS by Gabhann Dunne A demand of ochre and orange in every green. A swollen temple of water makes a sky dance cerulean. A flash of violet mud; asphodel, cranberry, The hinted pink of May’s cotton. Drinking every dark sky, filling it’s great belly of moss. And... Read more [IMG: Sara Baume & Mollie Douthit Holding space] [H2] Sara Baume & Mollie Douthit Holding space 7 - 28 Nov 2025 Holding Space presents a fascinating collaboration between Mollie Douthit and Sara Baume. The exhibition includes paintings, sculpture and needlework, all reflecting the artists’ common process of building pieces gradually, almost ritualistically. Both also share a certain curiosity in spirituality and mysticism, which is referenced by the gap at the centre... Read more [IMG: Sean Molloy HEADLAND] [H2] Sean Molloy HEADLAND 9 - 30 Oct 2025 A JOHN HEYSHAM-LOVE PROJECT The title of this exhibition, Headland , denotes the beginning of a dialogue between two strands in Sean Molloy’s practice. Over the past 15 years, he has investigated, deconstructed and reconstituted the baroque painting canon. Initially, this took the form of portraiture, primarily via the powerful... Read more [IMG: Helen Blake Let the rules be soft] [H2] Helen Blake Let the rules be soft 4 Sep - 3 Oct 2025 Helen Blake is a painter whose practice focuses on colour, engaging with rhythm and formalism, chance and deliberation. Using a working method where process and contemplation guide the evolution of the work, her overtly hand-made paintings record and examine colour conversations within accumulating pattern structures, embracing accidents, flaws and discrepancies... Read more [IMG: Maeve McCarthy Municipal Gallery, dlr Lexicon] [H2] Maeve McCarthy Municipal Gallery, dlr Lexicon 5 Jul - 3 Sep 2025 RETURNING / HERITAGE The exhibition features new paintings, charcoal drawings, found-object works and a video piece. Through her work, McCarthy explores her mother’s family story, from their roots in County Down to her grandparents’ move from Kilmainham to Sandycove in the 1930s. She revisits gardens, houses, and familiar paths from... Read more [IMG: Alan Phelan Temporal Furniture] [H2] Alan Phelan Temporal Furniture 3 - 30 Jul 2025 For his third solo exhibition at the Molesworth Gallery, Alan Phelan showcases his distinctive RGB palette, blending photography, painting, print and sculpture. The works address numerous temporal moments, toying with understandings of time and history. Temporal Furniture is part of Alan Phelan's ongoing investigation into the invention of colour photography.... Read more [IMG: Zsolt Basti A Common Place] [H2] Zsolt Basti A Common Place 5 - 27 Jun 2025 The Molesworth is delighted to present Zsolt Basti’s debut solo exhibition at the gallery. Basti is a painter who uses familiar subjects and locations in his work, before altering and abstracting them. He is interested in memory, how we revise and curate it, in how it disintegrates over time. Through... Read more [IMG: Ronnie Hughes Ingeminate] [H2] Ronnie Hughes Ingeminate 8 - 30 May 2025 Ingeminate [Ingeminate: to repeat or reiterate for emphasis] E ach day Ronnie Hughes visits the studio, he becomes immersed in small, generally repetitive, tasks; adding, extending, masking, covering, obscuring, filling in, building, destroying, amending. ‘There is a lot of doing and often a lot of thinking,’ the artist says, ‘staring,... Read more [IMG: Catherine Barron Waterford Gallery of Art] [H2] Catherine Barron Waterford Gallery of Art 17 Apr - 11 Sep 2025 YOU COULDN'T MAKE IT UP The Waterford Gallery of Art presents a mid-career retrospective of the work of Catherine Barron. We're published a hardback book to accompany the exhibition. The introductory essay by Cristín Leach can be read below. Over the past 15 years, Barron has painted on salvaged metal... Read more [IMG: Brian Harte To the harbour place] [H2] Brian Harte To the harbour place 13 Mar - 11 Apr 2025 The Molesworth is delighted to present a solo exhibition of new work by Brian Harte, his first in Ireland since establishing himself internationally with gallery representation in Japan, the US and Germany. Known for large-scale canvases that hover between abstraction and figuration, Harte creates deconstructed interior settings that hold traces... Read more [IMG: Oscar Fouz Lopez Tenets of growing] [H2] Oscar Fouz Lopez Tenets of growing 6 Feb - 6 Mar 2025 The work of Oscar Fouz Lopez is informed by mythological stories and their synthesis of history, metaphors and philosophical teachings. According to Carl Jung, myths are embedded in the human psyche in the form of archetypes. Lopez's paintings focus on the Hero archetype, who endures personal challenges, serving as a... Read more [IMG: London Art Fair Helen Blake & Sean Molloy] [H2] London Art Fair Helen Blake & Sean Molloy 21 - 26 Jan 2025 The Molesworth Gallery is taking part in the London Art Fair from January 21 to 26, 2025, showing new work by Helen Blake and Sean Molloy. Contact the gallery for complimentary passes to the fair. Helen Blake is a virtuoso painter whose practice focuses on colour, engaging with rhythm and... Read more [IMG: Winter group show Gallery & invited artists] [H2] Winter group show Gallery & invited artists 11 Dec 2024 - 31 Jan 2025 We're delighted to present an online exhibition of works by gallery and invited artists. All works can be viewed in-person at the gallery. Read more [IMG: Vera Klute Petals & Pulp] [H2] Vera Klute Petals & Pulp 5 - 23 Dec 2024 The Molesworth Gallery presents its fourth solo exhibition of work by acclaimed contemporary artist, Vera Klute, in December 2024. Klute's latest body of work includes a series of boldly-coloured and closely-cropped images of woodlands and plants, where the sinuous, coiling branches and the densely-clustered foliage recall her earlier sculptures of... Read more [IMG: Cian McLoughlin Zero is an even number] [H2] Cian McLoughlin Zero is an even number 8 - 30 Nov 2024 Cian McLoughlin’s fifth solo show at the Molesworth is the culmination of a year-long collaboration between the artist and the Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience, where is currently artist in residence. Through a residency supported by Science Foundation Ireland, McLoughlin has immersed himself in a research environment at the intersection... Read more [IMG: Maeve McCarthy Recollective spaces] [H2] Maeve McCarthy Recollective spaces 10 - 31 Oct 2024 The Molesworth Gallery is delighted to present an exhibition of new paintings by Maeve McCarthy. Elegiac and meditative, McCarthy’s work reflects on the relationship between place, memory, identity and what it means to call somewhere home. The work has a deeply-rooted existential quality, a profound connection with the surroundings in... Read more [IMG: Conor Foy Bang bang] [H2] Conor Foy Bang bang 5 - 28 Sep 2024 The Molesworth Gallery is delighted to present its fourth solo exhibition of the work of Conor Foy. Writing in The Huffington Post , Colin Darke said of Foy that he 'is an important artist, he is in the arena creating great work.... he shows that he is able to capture... Read more [IMG: Francis Matthews INT / EXT] [H2] Francis Matthews INT / EXT 24 May - 26 Jun 2024 The Molesworth Gallery is delighted to present an exhibition of new paintings by Francis Matthews. In this latest body of work, followers of the artist will recognise the familiar subject matter of urban architecture: details of streets and buildings that might go unnoticed or cursorily be considered unsightly by the... Read more [IMG: Mick O] [H2] Mick O'Dea What is the stars? 19 Apr - 15 May 2024 This exhibition marks a ground-breaking collaboration between Mick O'Dea and the Druid Theatre Company where the artist has sketched and painted the actors and crew in rehearsal for the O’Casey Trilogy. We’re publishing a book to coincide with the show. The introduction by Druid creative director, Garry Hynes, can be... Read more [IMG: Alan Phelan & Mark Swords, The List and The Line] [H2] Alan Phelan & Mark Swords, The List and The Line 13 Apr - 29 Jul 2024 Alan Phelan & Mark Swords at the Casino Marino, Dublin This exhibition brings together two very different art practices in a site specific and responsive installation at Casino Marino. Both artists interconnect conflicting histories through the act of making — with complex collage paintings, layered Joly screen photographs, text works,... Read more [IMG: Kate Murphy A house shaped whole from bone] [H2] Kate Murphy A house shaped whole from bone 7 Mar - 5 Apr 2024 The Molesworth is delighted to present an exhibition of recent work by Kate Murphy, her first at the gallery. Seeing herself as a process painter, Kate Murphy is forever pushing the boundaries of her material, rarely handling paint conventionally but using it more like plastic or plaster. Underpinning all of... Read more [IMG: Mollie Douthit When worlds collide: the Buttler Gallery] [H2] Mollie Douthit When worlds collide: the Buttler Gallery 27 Jan - 24 Mar 2024 Mollie Douthit explores ideas of intimacy, domesticity and memory in her work. Her paintings celebrate everyday moments and personal experiences where her singular sense of humour prevails. Her paintings of interiors are representations of the sensory and remembered qualities of space and objects sourced from the visual filing cabinet of... Read more [IMG: Winter group show Gallery & invited artists] [H2] Winter group show Gallery & invited artists 29 Nov 2023 - 28 Feb 2024 The Molesworth is delighted to present an exhibition of recent works by gallery and invited artists. Read more [IMG: Gabhann Dunne Eight billion mystics] [H2] Gabhann Dunne Eight billion mystics 10 Nov - 22 Dec 2023 We're publishing a hardback catalogue to accompany the show. The introductory text by Dr Yvonne Scott can be read below. EIGHT BILLION MYSTICS by Dr Yvonne Scott The titles of Gabhann Dunne’s shows are never accidental; they always have a particular relevance to the body of work on display. In... Read more [IMG: Helen Blake A room full of altarpieces, but not a church] [H2] Helen Blake A room full of altarpieces, but not a church 5 Oct - 2 Nov 2023 A ROOM FULL OF ALTARPIECES, BUT NOT A CHURCH by Aidan Dunne The title of Helen Blake’s exhibition, with its inbuilt qualification, is taken from a phrase she remembers reading. She borrowed it because it seemed to her to sum up something she aims for in her work. Historically, she... Read more [IMG: Mollie Douthit Dreams are important] [H2] Mollie Douthit Dreams are important 7 - 29 Sep 2023 THE WORK OF DREAMS by Sara Baume By the time I had met Mollie Douthit every one of our grandparents was already dead. We calculated the chronological order of their deaths in my car one afternoon, in the no-man’s-land of dual-carriageway approaching the tunnel under the River Lee. We were... Read more [IMG: Gillian Lawler Edgelands] [H2] Gillian Lawler Edgelands 22 Jun - 20 Jul 2023 The Molesworth Gallery is delighted to present an exhibition of new paintings by Gillian Lawler. The former head of collections at IMMA, Catherine Marshall, has written of Lawler's work that it is pervaded by unease. 'It hangs like microscopic atoms of pollution in the air, lingers around multiple 'blind' windows,... Read more [IMG: Ronnie Hughes Thrum] [H2] Ronnie Hughes Thrum 18 May - 15 Jun 2023 The Molesworth Gallery is delighted to present a solo exhibition of new paintings by Ronnie Hughes, his first at the gallery. Hughes is one of Ireland's most dynamic abstract painters. His elegant and poised works are executed with exquisite technical skill yet retain a lightness of touch. They evolve over... Read more [IMG: Catherine Barron The colour of things] [H2] Catherine Barron The colour of things 20 Apr - 13 May 2023 The Molesworth Gallery is delighted to present an exhibition of new paintings by Catherine Barron. In her latest body of work, Barron explores the nature of colour, how we perceive it and how that translates into a broader existential understanding of the relationship between subjective experience and objective reality. ‘It’s... Read more [IMG: Philip Moss Haiku paintings and other works] [H2] Philip Moss Haiku paintings and other works 9 Mar - 6 Apr 2023 The Molesworth is delighted to present the first solo exhibition at the gallery of the celebrated Irish artist, Philip Moss. Moss is one of the most interesting and independent-minded artists working in Ireland today. The critic Cristín Leach has described him as ‘a remarkable realist painter who opts often to... Read more [IMG: Alan Phelan Happiness engineering] [H2] Alan Phelan Happiness engineering 3 Feb - 3 Mar 2023 A series of humourous aphorisms with the occasional neologism best describe the text pai
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[IMG: Moonflower, acrylic ink on Bakelite record] [H2] Catherine Barron [IMG: Zsolt Basti - The birds and the bin man] [H2] Zsolt Basti [IMG: Robert Bates - Lovers on a summer night, 2013] [H2] Robert Bates [H2] Michael Beirne [IMG: Shane Berkery - Three grey suits, 2023] [H2] Shane Berkery [IMG: Helen Blake, Banquet] [H2] Helen Blake [H2] John Boyd [H2] Cristina Bunello [IMG: JP Donleavy] [H2] JP Donleavy [H2] Mollie Douthit [IMG: Gabhann Dunne - Warbler at sea, 2025] [H2] Gabhann Dunne [H2] Conor Foy [IMG: Brian Harte - 115.7°F, 2024] [H2] Brian Harte [IMG: Caption] [H2] Mercedes Helnwein [IMG: Ronnie Hughes - Scissor I, 2025] [H2] Ronnie Hughes [IMG: Odysseus head, enamel, gold-leaf and oil on steel table top, 80cm in diameter] [H2] John Kindness [IMG: Vera Klute - Eruption, 2024] [H2] Vera Klute [IMG: Oscar Fouz Lopez - A quiet mind, 2024] [H2] Oscar Fouz Lopez [IMG: Francis Matthews - Adelaide, 2020] [H2] Francis Matthews [IMG: Border, oil on canvas] [H2] Maeve McCarthy [H2] Cian McLoughlin [H2] Sean Molloy [IMG: Philip Moss - Étant Donnés] [H2] Philip Moss [IMG: Mick O] [H2] Mick O'Dea [H2] Alan Phelan [H2] Sheila Pomeroy This website uses cookiesThis site uses cookies to help make it more useful to you. Please contact us to find out more about our Cookie Policy. Manage cookies Reject non essential Accept [H2] Cookie preferences Check the boxes for the cookie categories you allow our site to use
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[IMG: EXT / INT] [H2] EXT / INT Francis Matthews Dr Ellen Rowley, 2026 Hardback book, 48 pagesPublisher: Molesworth GalleryISBN: 978-1-0681691-1-3Dimensions: 215 x 215mm €15 Read more [IMG: Returning / Heritage] [H2] Returning / Heritage Maeve McCarthy Aidan Dunne, 2025 Hardback book, 48 pagesPublisher: Molesworth GalleryISBN: 978-1-0681691-0-6Dimensions: 210 x 210mm €12 Read more [IMG: You couldn] [H2] You couldn't make it up Catherine Barron Cristín Leach, 2025 Hardback, 64 pagesPublisher: Molesworth GalleryDimensions: 216 x 216mm €15 Read more [IMG: Zero is an even number] [H2] Zero is an even number Cian McLoughlin Tom Lordan, 2024 Hardback, 48 pagesPublisher: The Molesworth GalleryDimensions: 210 x 210mm €12 Read more [IMG: Portraits] [H2] Portraits Mick O'Dea 2024 Hardback, 64 pagesPublisher: Molesworth GalleryDimensions: 260 x 210mm Read more [IMG: What is the stars?] [H2] What is the stars? Mick O'Dea Garry Hynes, 2024 Hardback, 48 pagesPublisher: The Molesworth GalleryDimensions: 260 x 210mm €12 Read more [IMG: Divided Loyalties] [H2] Divided Loyalties Mick O'Dea Prof Kevin Whelan, 2023 Hardback, 60 pagesDimensions: 210 x 260mm Read more [IMG: Eight billion mystics] [H2] Eight billion mystics Gabhann Dunne Dr Yvonne Scott, 2023 Hardback, 48 pagesPublisher: The Molesworth GalleryDimensions: 210 x 210mm €12 Read more [IMG: Edgelands] [H2] Edgelands Gillian Lawler Valeria Ceregini, 2023 Blockbound book, 48 pagesPublisher: The Molesworth GalleryDimensions: 210 x 210mm €10 Read more [IMG: Bríd] [H2] Bríd Mick O'Dea and Michael O'Siadhail 2022 Read more [IMG: Recent paintings] [H2] Recent paintings Francis Matthews Dr Yvonne Scott, 2022 Blockbound, 48 pagesPublisher: The Molesworth GalleryDimensions: 210 x 210 cm Read more [IMG: Principles of light] [H2] Principles of light Catherine Barron 2021 Blockbound, 48 pagesPublisher: The Molesworth GalleryDimensions: 210 x 210 mm €7 Read more [IMG: West Northwest] [H2] West Northwest Mick O'Dea Aidan Dunne, 2021 Hardback, 48 pagesPublisher: The Molesworth GalleryDimensions: 210 x 210 mm €10 Read more [IMG: The end of a / sure beginning] [H2] The end of a / sure beginning Gabhann Dunne Cristín Leach, 2021 Hardback, 48 pagesPublisher: The Molesworth GalleryDimensions: 210 x 210 mm €10 Read more [IMG: Recent works] [H2] Recent works Helen Blake Patrick T Murphy, 2021 Blockbound, 48 pagesPublisher: The Molesworth GalleryDimensions: 210 x 210mm €7 Read more [IMG: Madness and the cure for madness] [H2] Madness and the cure for madness Cian McLoughlin Sean Rainbird, Director of the National Gallery of Ireland, 2021 Hardback, 48 pagesPublisher: The Molesworth GalleryDimensions: 220 x 265mm €15 Read more [IMG: Figure and Void] [H2] Figure and Void Francis Matthews 2020 Publisher: The Molesworth GalleryDimensions: 210 x 210 mm Read more [IMG: Grounded] [H2] Grounded Vera Klute 2020 Read more [IMG: Anvil Dust] [H2] Anvil Dust Thomas Brezing 2018 Blockbound, 48 pagesDimensions: 148 x 210mm €6 Read more [IMG: Crossing the Salt] [H2] Crossing the Salt Gabhann Dunne Gabhann Dunne, 2018 HardbackDimensions: 210 x 210mm €12 Read more [IMG: Strange Attractors] [H2] Strange Attractors Ronnie Hughes 2017 Read more [IMG: Tronies] [H2] Tronies Cian McLoughlin Dr. Adriaan Waiboer, Head of Collections at The National Gallery of Ireland, 2017 Hardback, 48 pagesPublisher: The Molesworth Gallery Read more [IMG: Plunge] [H2] Plunge Vera Klute Vera Klute / Sara Baume, 2017 Read more [IMG: Imago Mundi] [H2] Imago Mundi 2016 Read more [IMG: Breeding Ground] [H2] Breeding Ground Vera Klute 2016 HardbackDimensions: 210 x 210mm €12 Read more [IMG: Six Streets] [H2] Six Streets Francis Matthews 2016 €8 Read more [IMG: LP] [H2] LP Catherine Barron Catherine Barron, 2015 Publisher: The Molesworth GalleryDimensions: 300 x 300mm €10 Read more [IMG: No way home] [H2] No way home Mercedes Helnwein 2014 Read more [IMG: Abstract source material] [H2] Abstract source material Conor Foy 2013 Read more [IMG: It] [H2] It's hard to tell Catherine Barron 2013 Read more [IMG: Drawings] [H2] Drawings Cian McLoughlin 2011 Read more [IMG: We were here] [H2] We were here Catherine Barron 2011 Read more [IMG: Depths] [H2] Depths Bridget O'Rourke 2010 Read more [IMG: Weapons] [H2] Weapons Blaise Smith 2009 €10 plus P&P Read more [IMG: Camden Town and the Aisling Project] [H2] Camden Town and the Aisling Project Cian McLoughlin 2008 Read more [IMG: Fauvist Paintings] [H2] Fauvist Paintings Stella Steyn (1907-1987) 2008 Read more [IMG: Visions in the vernacular] [H2] Visions in the vernacular JP Donleavy 2008 Read more [IMG: The F-Word] [H2] The F-Word 2007 Read more [IMG: Traum] [H2] Traum Patrick Redmond 2007 Read more [IMG: Beastly Beasts, Birds, People & Places] [H2] Beastly Beasts, Birds, People & Places JP Donleavy 2006 Read more [IMG: Maeve McCarthy] [H2] Maeve McCarthy 2006 Read more [IMG: no colour, no colour] [H2] no colour, no colour Cian McLoughlin 2006 Read more [IMG: Patrick Redmond] [H2] Patrick Redmond 2006 Read more [IMG: Sheila Pomeroy] [H2] Sheila Pomeroy 2006 Read more [IMG: The Mayo Series] [H2] The Mayo Series Padraig MacMiadhachain 2005 Read more [IMG: Blaise Smith] [H2] Blaise Smith 2004 Read more [IMG: Introducing Patrick Redmond] [H2] Introducing Patrick Redmond 2003 Read more [IMG: New work] [H2] New work Padraig MacMiadhachain 2003 Read more [IMG: Retrospective] [H2] Retrospective Padraig MacMiadhachain 2001 Read more [IMG: Stella Steyn] [H2] Stella Steyn Retrospective 2001 Read more This website uses cookiesThis site uses cookies to help make it more useful to you. 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[IMG: Alan Phelan selected for the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia] [H2] Alan Phelan selected for the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia February 25, 2026 Alan Phelan has been selected for the 61st International Art Exhibition, In Minor Keys (May 9th to November 22nd, 2026).... Read more [IMG: Ronnie Hughes at the FE McWilliam Gallery] [H2] Ronnie Hughes at the FE McWilliam Gallery February 21, 2026 Constellations: Selected Work from Crawford Art Gallery: 14 February – 2 May 2025 The F.E. McWilliam Gallery presents 'Constellations: Selected... Read more [IMG: Brian Harte at the Butler Gallery] [H2] Brian Harte at the Butler Gallery November 28, 2025 Brian Harte For Smart Living Butler Gallery November 22nd, 2025 - February 8th, 2026 Butler Gallery presents a solo exhibition... Read more [IMG: Mick O] [H2] Mick O'Dea at the Model, Sligo November 13, 2025 Mick O’Dea + Geraldine O’Neill The Sunset Belongs to You Sat. 15 Nov. 2025 – Sat. 28 Feb. 2026 The... Read more [IMG: Mollie Douthit & Sara Baume] [H2] Mollie Douthit & Sara Baume In-conversation with Sue Rainsford / Dublin Gallery Weekend 2025 October 31, 2025 Dublin Gallery Weekend 2025 Read more [IMG: Dublin Gallery Weekend 2025] [H2] Dublin Gallery Weekend 2025 October 27, 2025 Dublin Gallery Weekend 2025 Read more [IMG: Mick O] [H2] Mick O'Dea awarded an honorary doctorate October 21, 2025 Mick O'Dea has been conferred with an honorary Doctorate of Philosphy by Dublin City University in recognition of his distinguished... Read more [IMG: Vera Klute at the German Ambassador] [H2] Vera Klute at the German Ambassador's Residence, Dublin September 27, 2025 Vera Klute's exhibition of recent work at the German Ambassador's residence in Dublin was launched on the evening of September... Read more [IMG: Ronnie Hughes at Solstice Arts Centre] [H2] Ronnie Hughes at Solstice Arts Centre Of Peras and Apeiron: ends and infinity September 6, 2025 Of Peras and Apeiron: ends and infinity Gerard Caris, Neil Clements, Channa Horwitz, Ronnie Hughes, Roy Johnston, Grace McMurray, Dannielle... Read more [IMG: Mercedes Helnwein] [H2] Mercedes Helnwein at Museum Bensheim August 25, 2025 Mercedes Helnwein – Watching from a safe Distance August 22, 2025–October 5, 2025 Museum Bensheim (Marktplatz 13, 64625 Bensheim) Mercedes... Read more [IMG: Maeve McCarthy,] [H2] Maeve McCarthy at dlr Lexicon July 5, 2025 RETURNING / HERITAGE at the Municipal Gallery, dlr Lexicon, Dun Laoghaire July 5th - September 3rd, 2025 The exhibition features... Read more [IMG: Gabhann Dunne] [H2] Gabhann Dunne An Post’s New Stamps Showcase Irish Contemporary Art June 5, 2025 An Post has issued a booklet of four new stamps featuring contemporary artworks within the Office of Public Works, State... Read more [IMG: OPW acquires 3 works by Ronnie Hughes] [H2] OPW acquires 3 works by Ronnie Hughes May 8, 2025 The OPW acquired three works for the State Collection from Ronnie Hughes's solo show, Ingeminate, opening May 8 and running... Read more [IMG: IMMA acquires major work by Gabhann Dunne] [H2] IMMA acquires major work by Gabhann Dunne April 22, 2025 To celebrate Earth Day the Irish Museum of Modern Art announced the recent acquisition of the compelling work 'Crossing the... Read more [IMG: Catherine Barron at WGOA] [H2] Catherine Barron at WGOA April 17, 2025 Catherine Barron You couldn’t make it up 17 April – 16 August 2025 Waterford Gallery of Art presents a mid-career... Read more [IMG: OPW acquires 2 paintings by Sean Molloy] [H2] OPW acquires 2 paintings by Sean Molloy April 4, 2025 The OPW has acquired two paintings by Sean Molloy for the National Collection: Family Album 2 (oil on board, 22... Read more [IMG: John Kindness ar Lismore Castle Arts] [H2] John Kindness ar Lismore Castle Arts April 1, 2025 In 2025 Lismore Castle Arts celebrates 20 years by presenting an exhibition dedicated to the theme of Kunstkammer, curated by... Read more [IMG: London Art Fair 2025] [H2] London Art Fair 2025 January 21 - 26, 2025 December 29, 2024 The Molesworth Gallery is taking part in the London Art Fair from January 21 to 26, 2025, showing new works... Read more [IMG: OPW acquires work by Vera Klute RHA] [H2] OPW acquires work by Vera Klute RHA December 6, 2024 The OPW acquired a work by Vera Klute for the National Collection from her solo show at the gallery in... Read more [H2] Mick O'Dea shortlisted for the AIB Portrait Prize National Gallery of Ireland November 15, 2024 Micj O'Dea was shortlisted for the AIB Portrait Prize at the National Gallery of Ireland with his portrait of the... Read more [IMG: KITES ABOVE THE CASTLES] [H2] KITES ABOVE THE CASTLES 7–21 November, Wilton Park November 11, 2024 Dublin Gallery Weekend Read more [IMG: Dublin Gallery Weekend] [H2] Dublin Gallery Weekend 2024 November 3, 2024 Dublin Gallery Weekend Read more [IMG: Ronnie Hughes at the Crawford Art Gallery] [H2] Ronnie Hughes at the Crawford Art Gallery August 9, 2024 ‘Columns’ by Ronnie Hughes is on view at the Crawford Art Gallery until September 22nd as part of ’Now you... Read more [IMG: Francis Matthews at the Highlanes Gallery] [H2] Francis Matthews at the Highlanes Gallery August 1, 2024 Francis Matthews was one of the contemporary artists included in an exhibition at the Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda, celebrating 100 years... Read more [IMG: Catherine Barron at the Waterford Art Gallery] [H2] Catherine Barron at the Waterford Art Gallery July 25, 2024 Catherine Barron’s piece, ‘Prescription’, is included in ‘Muscles and Mind’, an exhibition running at the Waterford Art Gallery until November... Read more [IMG: Gabhann Dunne,] [H2] Gabhann Dunne wins RHA Keating Award at the RHA Annual May 19, 2024 The ESB Keating Award for an Outstanding Artwork (a Silver Medal and a cash prize of €3000) was warded to... Read more [IMG: Cian McLoughlin and Dr Lizzie Marx in Conversation at the National Gallery of Ireland] [H2] Cian McLoughlin and Dr Lizzie Marx in Conversation at the National Gallery of Ireland April 14, 2024 Cian McLoughlin and Dr Lizzie Marx discussed the 'Turning Heads' exhibition at National Gallery of Ireland in the gallery's lecture... Read more [IMG: Alan Phelan at the Casino Marino] [H2] Alan Phelan at the Casino Marino The list and the line April 11, 2024 ALAN PHELAN & MARK SWORDS 'The list and the line' at the Casino Marino, Dublin, April 13 to July 29... Read more [IMG: Kate Murphy,] [H2] The OPW acquires work by Kate Murphy March 29, 2024 The OPW acquired 'Screen II' for the State Collection from Kate Murphy's solo show at the Molesworth that ran from... Read more [IMG: Sean Molloy, ’The Settlement’, oil, ink & gold leaf on panel, 61.7 x 81.5 x 5 cm] [H2] The Arts Council acquires work by Sean Molloy March 21, 2024 The Arts Council of Ireland has acquired 'The Settlement' by Sean Molloy. As a painter, Molloy's key concern is to... Read more [IMG: Mollie Douthit at the Crawford Gallery] [H2] Mollie Douthit at the Crawford Gallery A matter of time February 19, 2024 The Crawford Gallery 17 February – 3 June, 2024 Artists: Darren Almond, Kevin Atherton, Sara Baume, Cecily Brennan, Ursula Burke,... Read more [IMG: Teresa Crowley] [H2] Teresa Crowley appointed Director of The Hunt Museum, Limerick February 13, 2024 Molesworth Gallery co-founder and former director, Teresa Crowley, has been appointed as director of The Hunt Museum, Limerick. Born and... Read more [IMG: Installation view by Ros Kavanagh] [H2] Mollie Douthit at The Butler Gallery January 27, 2024 Mollie Douthit 'When worlds collide' The Butler Gallery, January 27 - March 24, 2024 Mollie Douthit explores ideas of intimacy,... Read more [IMG: John Kindness at the RHA] [H2] John Kindness at the RHA December 1, 2023 The Royal Hibernian Academy of Arts is presenting The Odyssey, an exhibition of works by John Kindness, from December 7th,... Read more [IMG: Alan Phelan at IMMA] [H2] Alan Phelan at IMMA December 1, 2023 Three works by Alan Phelan feature in 'Self-Determination: A Global Perspective' at The Irish Museum of Modern Art. 28 Oct... Read more [IMG: Mick O] [H2] Mick O'Dea at Glór December 1, 2023 As part of the Decade of Centenaries programme, Clare County Council is presenting 'Divided Loyalties', a major exhibition of works... Read more [IMG: Dublin Gallery Weekend] [H2] Dublin Gallery Weekend November 10, 2023 Dublin Gallery Weekend is a new flagship event for contemporary art in Dublin. The festival took place in the 10... Read more [IMG: Mollie Douthit,] [H2] The Crawford Gallery acquires work by Mollie Douthit August 1, 2023 The Crawford Gallery acquired three paintings by Mollie Douthit for the National Collection. Read more [IMG: Vera Klute & Maeve McCarthy at the National Gallery] [H2] Vera Klute & Maeve McCarthy at the National Gallery It took a century: women artists and the RHA July 1, 2023 This National Gallery of Ireland/ Royal Hibernian Academy collaboration showcases women’s membership of the Royal Hibernian Academy from the election... Read more [IMG: Ronnie Hughes,] [H2] The Crawford Gallery acquires a major work by Ronnie Hughes May 17, 2023 The Crawford Gallery has acquired 'Columns' by Ronnie Hughes from his debut exhibiton at the Molesworth. The work will be... Read more [IMG: Kilmainham Gaol Museum] [H2] Kilmainham Gaol Museum Mick O'Dea February 20, 2023 Mick O’Dea’s portrait of Ernie O’Malley and the gates that O'Malley escaped through on 14th February 1921 have gone on... Read more [IMG: Vera Klute’s bust of the scientist, Rosalind Franklin, unveiled by Trinity College] [H2] Vera Klute’s bust of the scientist, Rosalind Franklin, unveiled by Trinity College February 1, 2023 'Rosalind Franklin' by Vera Klute ARHA The new sculpture by Vera Klute of Rosalind Franklin, along with three more of... Read more [IMG: Mollie Douthit, ‘No one’s sitting in your chair’, oil on canvas panel, 30 x 25cm] [H2] The Arts Council of Ireland acquires work by Mollie Douthit December 20, 2022 The Arts Council of Ireland has acquired three works by Mollie Douthit for its collection. Read more [IMG: Zurich Portrait Exhibition] [H2] Zurich Portrait Exhibition The National Gallery of Ireland December 7, 2022 Vera Klute and Mick O'Dea are included in this year's Zurich Portrait Prize exhibition at the National Gallery of Gallery... Read more [IMG: The tyranny of ambition] [H2] The tyranny of ambition Highlanes Gallery November 26, 2022 An exhibition of contemporary painting from Ireland and the United Kingdom curated by Graham Crowley. Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda, Nov 26,... 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Read more [IMG: Contemporary British Painting Prize] [H2] Contemporary British Painting Prize Helen Blake September 19, 2022 Helen Blake received the Highly Commended runner-up award in the 2022 Contemporary British Painting Prize. Helen was one of 17... Read more [IMG: Oscar Fouz Lopez,] [H2] Oscar Fouz Lopez Linenhall Arts Centre September 9, 2022 Oscar Fouz Lopez's solo exhibition 'Makeshift theatre' runs at The Linenhall Arts Centre in Castlebar, Co. Mayo, from September 9th... Read more [IMG: Generation 2022: New Irish Painting] [H2] Generation 2022: New Irish Painting Butler Gallery May 2, 2022 Butler Gallery presents GENERATION 2022: New Irish Painting , a celebration of painting and of painters at work in Ireland... Read more [IMG: Parklife: The Glucksman] [H2] Parklife: The Glucksman Featuring an installation of work by Gabhann Dunne April 8, 2022 Parklife presents the work of Irish artists who consider the biodiversity of the world around us, looking at how different... Read more [IMG: Ronnie Hughes] [H2] Ronnie Hughes Isobar at The Mac, Belfast January 4, 2022 Ronnie Hughes's major solo exhibition ran at The Mac from December 8, 2021, to March 13, 2022. Read more [IMG: Gabhann Dunne,] [H2] The Arts Council of Ireland acquires work by Gabhann Dunne December 10, 2021 The Arts Council of Ireland has acquired two works by Gabhann Dunne for its collection, 'White's Bird' (illustrated) and 'Field... Read more [IMG: Helen Blake,] [H2] The Arts Council of Ireland acquires work by Helen Blake December 10, 2021 The Arts Council of Ireland has acquired 'The Duchess of Burgundy' by Helen Blake for its collection. Read more [IMG: Alan Phelan] [H2] Alan Phelan Public sculpture unveiled outside Dublin City Hall September 29, 2021 Alan Phelan's public sculpture, 'RGB Sconce, Hold Your Nose', is unveiled outside Dublin City Hall. It's the first of six... 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🛡️ Trust Signals — reviews, proof links, trust-theatre flag (Trust & Proof)
| Page | Reviews | Proof links |
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| / (home) | 0 | 2 |
| /exhibitions/134-alison-pilkington-two-sisters/overview/ | 0 | 4 |
| /exhibitions/ | 0 | 2 |
| /artists/ | 0 | 2 |
| /publications/ | 0 | 2 |
| /news/ | 1 | 2 |
🔗 Identity & Technical Layer — schema JSON-LD: identity chains, entity gaps (Identity & Authority)
Your Diagnosis
Before revealing the machine’s verdict, predict the BS score for each signal. Higher = more BS (more fluff, less verifiable substance). Drag each slider, then submit to compare your judgment against the engine.
Stuck? Reveal the heuristic lens — how the deterministic page-auditor reads each signal (no AI, pure pattern rules)
These are the structural rules a local, deterministic auditor applies — the same lens you can use to judge each signal. They describe what to look for, not this company’s result.
Classify each sentence as substantive or hollow. Grounding markers — numbers, currencies, dates, technical units, named entities — outweigh marketing adjectives. When fluff sits right next to hard evidence, the fluff is forgiven.
Pull the main entities out of the H1, then check whether they actually recur through the body. A page that announces one thing and then talks about another drifts. Headings with no real sentences underneath read as pseudo-substance.
Count trust words (review, testimonial, rating, verified) against real outbound proof links (Google, Trustpilot, Clutch, G2, Yelp). Lots of trust language with zero verification links is trust theatre. Unlinked logo galleries count against it.
Look at how much sentence length varies. Natural writing varies its rhythm; templated or mass-produced copy is statistically uniform. Very low variation reads as commodity content — unless unique named entities break the pattern.
Inspect the JSON-LD. Is there an Organization or Person schema, and does it carry sameAs links to real external profiles (LinkedIn, socials)? Missing schema or no identity declaration signals an anonymous entity.
Want to apply this lens yourself? The free BS Indicator Chrome extension runs these heuristic checks live on any page. Bear in mind it is a single-page, deterministic tool — it relies only on pattern rules for the page in front of it and does not perform the cross-page semantic correlation this audit uses, so its readout is a starting lens, not the full verdict.
Based on 1884 businesses audited.
Arts, Culture & Entertainment BS: The Molesworth Gallery (www.molesworthgallery.com)
The Molesworth Gallery provides a masterclass in substance, operating as a verifiable digital archive of the Irish contemporary art market. It successfully replaces marketing adjectives with institutional nouns, utilizing ISBNs and museum acquisition dates to silence skepticism. Its only failure is a technical one, lacking the structured data necessary to bridge its analog prestige into the semantic web.
Implement comprehensive JSON-LD Organization and ArtGallery schema to formalize the business’s identity within search graphs. Add ‘SameAs’ links to the Person schema for featured artists to connect their biographies to external authority records like the RHA or IMMA. Convert the ‘News’ items into structured blog posts with internal links back to the relevant ‘Artist’ pages to enhance the cross-page proof path. Explicitly link the ‘leading gallery’ claim on the homepage to a dedicated ‘Provenance’ or ‘Museum Acquisitions’ section to provide immediate verification for new visitors.
The Molesworth Gallery is a precise fit for the Arts, Culture & Entertainment category. The content across all six slots consists exclusively of artist biographies, exhibition schedules, art publications, and news related to national museum acquisitions.
“The score of 10 is driven almost entirely by the technical lack of structured data (Identity & Authority) and a minor penalty for repetitive terminology. The site scores 0 for semantic drift and nearly 0 for information density, as it is one of the few analyzed entities that prioritizes technical specifications and verified historical records over marketing rhetoric. The presence of current temporal evidence (May 2026 dates) further reinforces its credibility.”
This training module utilizes a snapshot of public data from The Molesworth Gallery, captured on May 19, 2026, to demonstrate how machine logic evaluates different types of business narratives.
Purpose: This data is presented under “Fair Use” / “Educational Exception” for the purpose of forensic semantic analysis, allowing users to compare human intuition against machine-generated evaluations.
Notice to The Molesworth Gallery: This analysis is part of a non-adversarial audit conducted by 1 Euro SEO. The results provided by 1EuroSEO are intended as professional feedback to help improve any website’s machine-readability and authority signals. The 1EuroSEO BS Detection Tool is a free tool, and anyone can test any company to see how their content is interpreted by AI models.
Any company can use the insights for free and improve its voice by comparing it to industry clichés or competitors. When a company has updated its content, it can always submit a new audit request, which will be reflected in a new current score.
To all users: You are encouraged to visit the live site at http://www.molesworthgallery.com to view the most current version of its content and learn from the source what this company is about and what it offers.