The Glucksman

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Award winning contemporary art museum on the campus of University College Cork. Open 11am-5pm, Tuesday to Sunday. Closed Mondays. www.glucksman.org

A person holding up a phone to scan a naivlens code inside the Glucksman
a young child in a meadow drawing.
Phot of the outside the The Glucksman taken at a low angle with daffodils in the foreground
A close up photograph of a silver metal sculpture.
A silver heart sculpture sits on a mirror surface.
A hand holds three books fanned out in front of a book shelf. There is an orange book, a grey book with a tree print and a green book that reads 'tree on the outside'.
A poster for a concert called FUAIM. It features a photograph of Ger Wolf sitting on a stool in a pub playing a violin. It also features the text "FUAIM Music at UCC, Friday Lunchtime Concerts".
A shop with lots of puzzles, cards and lamps in an industrial building.
A worms-eye view of a tall timber and glass building. There is a tree in the foreground.
A birds-eye view of a person drawing a green cow with oil pastels.
A jumper joined at the sleeve hangs from a wall in a gallery.
A modern architectural building surrounded by trees.
Four people visit an art gallery. The two women in the foreground are looking at three blue photographs. The couple people in the background are looking at painting.
Five portraits from the Six Men photographic series by artist Cecily Brennan. The photographs are small head photos of men in various states of mental distress. The young white man on the left clutches a foil blanket with an anguished look on his face. The second white man in from the left is older with grey hair and looks down to a white orb he clutches in his arms. The man in the middle looks to be in his 40s, he is white with a defiant look and wears a golden crown. The black man, who is second to the right, is twisted sideways and clutches his arm around his head as his face is contorted. The man on the right is white and looks to be in his 50s he has an angry look on his face and his mouth is open as if mid-argument or saying something unpleasant.
Features two hands holding up a paper monster from a previous Family Sunday event
A picture of drawings done of a large sheet of paper. The pictures have been drawn with both hands at the same time as Ambidextrous Drawings.
an image of the Glucksman's Gallery 1 featuring many of Cecily Brennan's works.
An image of the Glucksman gallery with a circular announcement indicating that the gallery will be closed Friday, January 24th
An image of the Glucksman lower gallery featuring watercolours and a sculpture by Cecily Brennan.
Two gallery visitors look up at an artwork at The Glucksman. The woman has long dark hair and wears all black, she carries a tote bag and green leather bag. The man has curly brown hair and glasses, wears a beige jacket over over black top and trousers. The artwork they are looking at is a large, almost life-size, portrait of a man in a black studio. The man wars a large dark coat and smokes a vape while standing with his hand in his pocket looking forlornly to the distance. To the left of this large photo are five more smaller portraits of men featuring just their heads and shoulders. These other five men have similarly troubled expressions and some have props such as a crown or orb of white light.
A person in a brown jack and trousers looks at artworks by Pádraig Spillane and Amanda Coogan at The Glucksman gallery. Pádraig's work, situated to the left, feature a black and white collage of overlapping elbows with a spherical shape of a moon, half dipped in red. Amanda Coogan's work is of three photographs featuring the artist poking her head out of a large blue fabric, tearing it and playfully exploring with a miners headlamp.
A corner of the Glucksman gallery building - a large barrel shaped structure with a wooden facade. Branches with no leaves cut across the top left corner and we a shadow of trees falls across the building. The sky behind is bight blue with no clouds.
A male visitor to the Glucksman gallery looks at Corban Walker's drawing Ambidextrous Drawing I. He is wearing a long dark coat and trousers and has short white hair. The artwork is hung low on the wall and is a framed square pastel drawing of red, orange and burgundy wavy lines which cross the page in a horizontally diagonal pattern.
A young boy with blonde curly hair wearing a green jacket folds paper with a woman with blonde hair leaning over him helping. The woman wears a khaki coat.