Das Irische Monatsbuch November
Das Irische Monatsbuch November Das Irische Monatsbuch November
Ireland in Germany Ireland in Berlin Thursday 10 November: Patricia Lambert Exhibition Field Waves The Embassy of Ireland is delighted to host an exhibition Field Waves by Tipperary-born artist Patricia Lambert. “Field Waves”, her first exhibition in Germany, features paintings which are essentially landscapes. They show the physical relics of the engagement which has taken place on the land, and which remain long after man and machine activity subsides. Lambert, who is based in Galway, won the Royal Hibernian Academy Oriel Gallery “Landscape of Distinction” Award in 2010 and the Axa Insurance “Drawing” Award in 2007. A preview hosted by Ambassador Mulhall, with the artist in attendance, will take place in the Embassy from 18.30 to 20.30 on Thursday 10 November. Please register at berlinrsvp@dfa.ie. From 10 November to 22 December the exhibition can be viewed at the Embassy from Monday to Friday, 14:30-17:00. The Life and Works of WB Yeats The exhibition on the life and works of WB Yeats, which premiered in Berlin on St. Patrick‟s day, is continuing its tour throughout Germany. On 30 November the exhibition will be opened by Ambassador Mulhall at the Universität des Saarlands where it will be displayed in the Campus Centre (Gebäude A 4.4), D-66123 Saarbrücken until the end of the year. William Butler Yeats (1865-1939) is Ireland‟s most famous poet and one of the most significant poets of the nineteenth and twentieth century. He lived through a period which saw the revival of Irish culture, the struggle for independence and the establishment of the Irish State. The exhibition celebrates his life, his works and his contribution to the great debates of his age. Embassy of Ireland |Jägerstraße 51 |10117 Berlin |Tel: 030 220720 |Fax: 030 22072299 | Please e-mail: Berlin@dfa.ie if you would like to be added to our monthly circulation.
Ireland in Germany Ireland in Berlin Thursday 17 November: Book Launch – Anne Enright “Anatomie einer Affäre” The Embassy of Ireland is pleased to host the Berlin launch of the German translation of Anne Enright‟s “The Forgotten Waltz” A brief moment, an exchange of glances at a garden party, and already the foundation stone for a stormy affair is laid. But what happens when this results in the break-up of two marriages and the secret love becomes routine? Anne Enright is known for the ruthless implacability with which she dissects relationships. All it takes is a gesture, a look, a comment on the furnishing in a dreary hotel room, and it is clear that the lovers are heading for the abyss of everyday normality. ‘The Forgotten Waltz’ is a worthy successor to the award-winning novel ‘The Gathering’: shockingly open, subtle and so psychologically precise that escape is impossible. One of Ireland‟s leading contemporary authors, Anne Enright was born in Dublin and now lives in Bray, Co. Wicklow. Her last novel “The Gathering” won many accolades including the Irish Novel of the Year, the Irish Fiction Award and the 2007 Man Booker Prize. The launch, which will include readings in both English and German by the author and translator (Hans Christian Oeser), and a discussion, will take place at the Embassy on Thursday 17 November from 19.30 -21.30. Please register at: berlinrsvp@dfa.ie Embassy of Ireland |Jägerstraße 51 |10117 Berlin |Tel: 030 220720 |Fax: 030 22072299 | Please e-mail: Berlin@dfa.ie if you would like to be added to our monthly circulation.
Ireland in Germany Ireland in Berlin<br />
Thursday 10 <strong>November</strong>: Patricia Lambert Exhibition Field Waves<br />
The Embassy of Ireland is delighted to<br />
host an exhibition Field Waves by<br />
Tipperary-born artist Patricia Lambert.<br />
“Field Waves”, her first exhibition in<br />
Germany, features paintings which are<br />
essentially landscapes. They show the<br />
physical relics of the engagement which<br />
has taken place on the land, and which<br />
remain long after man and machine<br />
activity subsides.<br />
Lambert, who is based in Galway, won the Royal Hibernian Academy Oriel Gallery<br />
“Landscape of Distinction” Award in 2010 and the Axa Insurance “Drawing” Award in 2007.<br />
A preview hosted by Ambassador Mulhall, with the artist in attendance, will take place in the<br />
Embassy from 18.30 to 20.30 on Thursday 10 <strong>November</strong>. Please register at<br />
berlinrsvp@dfa.ie.<br />
From 10 <strong>November</strong> to 22 December the exhibition can be viewed at the Embassy from<br />
Monday to Friday, 14:30-17:00.<br />
The Life and Works of WB Yeats<br />
The exhibition on the life and works of WB Yeats, which premiered in<br />
Berlin on St. Patrick‟s day, is continuing its tour throughout Germany.<br />
On 30 <strong>November</strong> the exhibition will be opened by Ambassador Mulhall<br />
at the Universität des Saarlands where it will be displayed in the<br />
Campus Centre (Gebäude A 4.4), D-66123 Saarbrücken until the end<br />
of the year.<br />
William Butler Yeats (1865-1939) is Ireland‟s most famous poet and<br />
one of the most significant poets of the nineteenth and twentieth<br />
century. He lived through a period which saw the revival of Irish culture, the struggle for<br />
independence and the establishment of the Irish State. The exhibition celebrates his life, his<br />
works and his contribution to the great debates of his age.<br />
Embassy of Ireland |Jägerstraße 51 |10117 Berlin |Tel: 030 220720 |Fax: 030 22072299 |<br />
Please e-mail: Berlin@dfa.ie if you would like to be added to our monthly circulation.
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