ADRIENNE SYMES – Follies, Ruins and Monuments of Ireland Crawford Gallery with the public re-emergence of

with the public re-emergence of Patrick Graham in a solo exhibition entitled Notes from Mental Hospitals and Other Love Stories

thin building also commands a bold prospect across the roofscapes of Dublin

The life-enhancing quality of her huge output of work comes mainly from the exuberant confidence that is expressed in the work

Now the frustrations of his long apprenticeship were over

— from the essay by Valerie Mulvin

ADRIENNE SYMES – Follies, Ruins and Monuments of Ireland Crawford Gallery with the public re-emergence ofessays by Peter Murray, Glascott Symes, Jennie Taylor; intro by Primrose Wilson ISBN 978 1910140 352 72 pages (hardback) 23x23cm 49 illus For many years, in addition to sketching and painting landscapes, Adrienne Symes has been recording the monuments and follies of Ireland, those enigmatic obelisks, towers and temples that dot the countryside, embodying yearnings for the glories of ancient Greece and Rome, or the hermetic retreats of monastic