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Allan Hughes Awarded the ACNI Major Award

The Golden Thread Gallery is delighted to announce that Allan Hughes has been awarded an ACNI Major Award. Allan first exhibited at the Golden Thread Gallery in 2000 as part of the  ‘Couch tatties’ exhibition, he has worked closely with and been represented by the Golden Thread Gallery since. Work by Allan Hughes features in the ‘M-Machine’ curated by Ben Crothers currently on show in the Golden Thread Project Space.

The Golden Thread Gallery will be presenting selected works by Allan Hughes at the London Art Fair, stand G2 launching on Tuesday 18th January – through to Sunday 23rd.

 The Arts Council of Northern Ireland has awarded grants of £15,000 to four of Northern Ireland’s most promising artists. The Major Awards, presented to composer Peter Rosser, writer Ian Sansom, playwright Dave Duggan and visual artist Allan Hughes, acknowledge the valuable contribution each have made to the arts in Northern Ireland.

These annual awards are the largest grants presented to artists by the Arts Council each year. The financial support provided makes it possible for artists to take time out to dedicate to their creative work and to produce a substantial and ambitious project that will make a significant contribution to the development of their careers.

Allan Hughes is a video installation artist and has exhibited both nationally and internationally. His work has been shown in the Mediations Biennale in Poznan Poland, UNOACTU in Dresden, La Sala Naranja Valencia, the Golden Thread Gallery Belfast and the Beursschouwburg in Brussels amongst others.   ACNI

‘In View’ and ‘M-Machine’ will be open again from the 5th January and continue until the 29th January 2011

‘In View’ and ‘M-Machine’ will be open again from the 5th January  and continue until the 29th January 2011

Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year

On behalf of all at the Golden Thread Gallery have a wonderful festive season, Merry Christmas and we look forward to seeing you again soon.

‘In View’ and ‘M-Machine’ will be open again from the 5th January  and continue until the 29th January 2011- and don’t forget to join us at the London Art Fair stand G2 from the 18th – 23rd January 2011

Happy New Year

London Art Fair 2011

Join us in January at the London Art Far 

Performance by Katherine Nolan Friday 10th December 6.00 – 8.00 pm

Don’t miss the performance by Katherine Nolan as part of In View on Friday 10th between 6.00pm – 8.00pm

Brendan Jamison’s JCB Bucket Series (2008-2010) is available to view from 6-9pm at A&L Goodbody Corporate Law Firm

Brendan Jamison’s JCB Bucket Series (2008-2010) is available to view from 6-9pm at A&L Goodbody Corporate Law Firm in association with Hylands Gallery on Thursday 18th November 2010.

Special guest speaker William Montgomery (Fine Art Consultant, Sotheby’s, Northern Ireland) will officially open the exhibition at 6:30pm.

Location: A&L Goodbody 6th Floor 42-46 Fountain Street Belfast BT1 5EF

Sharing the Urban Agenda

Sharing the Urban Agenda is a partnership of NBIN, Lower Shankill Community Association, FAB, Golden Thread Gallery, CCRF & Participation & Practice of Rights, the conference was cohosted in partnership with Belfast Conflict Resolution Consortium.

Tate Movie Project day at the Golden Thread

Really enjoyed a day the Tate Movie team Bunscoil Bhean Mhadagain and Seaview Primary School yesterday. Thanks also to Sara and Linda for helping the Tate Movie team with the facilitation. The kids made some great animations. We’ll keep you updated as to the results.

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Lisa Byrne – feature in the Guardian

http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/pda/2010/oct/23/youtube-guggenheim

…Delicately exploring memories of Belfast cab drivers caught up in paramilitary attacks, Lisa Byrne’s Stand Up and Cry Like a Man could have been exhibited in the Courtauld Institute or Bristol’s Arnolfini, where she has exhibited before. Instead, her video is one of just 25 selected from YouTube by an esteemed panel of artists and curators to be exhibited at New York’s Guggenheim Museum…