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Check us out on instagram #tcdartcollections & twitter @TCDArtColl and @TCDArtCurator NEW ACQUISITIONS - find out more here! Campus Art - Smartphone Interactive tour Guidelines for Staff with art from the collections on Office Moves, Refurbishments or Periods of Leave click on an image detail in the slideshow to see the whole artwork or go to link above for full information Trinity College Dublin as collector and support of the visual arts At Trinity College Dublin, The University of Dublin, we cherish a tradition of commissioning and collecting Fine Art and Silver traceable to 1710 and which we continue to develop in our contemporary University, where some 3,000 works inhabit and encounter our ecosystem of learning throughout approximately 500 locations on the main and satellite campuses. Emphasising the significance of curating publicly accessible, highly-frequented, environments as well as locations focused on the individual and for specialised research groups we aim to incorporate stimulating visual creativity into daily life. In fact, the genesis and flourishing of the Modern Collection arose through the introduction in 1959 of what is known locally as ‘The College Gallery’ art hire scheme, whereby Irish and international artworks continue to be acquired so that students and staff may select and hire them annually for temporary display in their rooms and offices on campus, aspiring to encourage an interest in, and a critical eye for, modern and contemporary art. The great passion for this scheme gave rise in 1966 to our Department of The History of Art and Architecture, and, from 1967 onwards, the first university art gallery in Ireland was established and is now permanently embodied in The Douglas Hyde Gallery. At Trinity College Dublin, we consider universities optimally positioned to complement museums and galleries, engaging our multi-disciplinary collections as platforms for debate, for the exchange, communication and initiation of ideas, and a coming together of people. For further information please consult: George Dawson: An Unbiased Eye. Modern and Contemporary Art at Trinity College Dublin since 1959, edited by Catherine Giltrap (Dublin: Associated Editions, 2010) Available in the Trinity College Library Shop, Hodges Figgis Dublin, and the bookshops of The Irish Museum of Modern Art, and The Lewis Glucksman Gallery at University College Cork, among others. Also available online from the publishers: Associated Editions Paintings and Sculptures in Trinity College Dublin by Anne Crookshank and David Webb (Dublin: Trinity College Dublin Press, 1990) Currently out of print but available in libraries The Modern Art Collection Trinity College Dublin, compiled by David Scott (Dublin: Trinity College Dublin Press, 1989) Available in the Trinity College Library Shop & in libraries The Silver Collection Trinity College Dublin, by Douglas Bennett (Dublin: Trinity College Dublin Press, 1988) Available in the Trinity College Library Shop & in libraries News 21 September 2018 - Arts Building exhibition programme suspended temporarily to facilitate Arts Building refurbishment programme 19th September 2018 - The Annual College Gallery Hire Scheme is live (internal access only) 16th May 2018 - Guidelines for Staff with art from the collections on Office Moves, Refurbishments or Periods of Leave 25th April 2018 - Last month of 2017-18 New Acquisitions exhibition at the Arts Building, display ends 23rd May 2018 (inclusive) 25th September 2017 - New academic year Welcome and Campus Art Update 22nd September 2017 - Arts Building Concourse - exhibition of recent acquisitions just installed, 22 September 2017 22nd September 2017 - Arnaldo Pomodoro 'Sfera con Sfera' sculpture conservation update - Irish text ; English text 23rd March 2017 - New Acquisitions Announcement, including the Provost's Fund for Contemporary Art plus Artists' talk, Wed. 29th March, 6.30-8pm 20th March 2017 'APERTURES - creating NEW, collecting NOW' - new Campus Exhibition at The Arts Building, runs until mid-May 2017 10th March 2017 - 16 works from Trinity College Dublin on loan to Armagh County Museum for 'George Russell (AE) @ 150. Launch 10th March and exhibition runs until 22 April 2017 17 November 2016: "The Swing of the Sixties : Trinity's College Gallery" comes to Dublin. Launching on the 24th November 2016 and running until 7th January 2017 - Curated by Alumnus, Richard Wood, from the University's Modern Art Collection, at The Lexicon, Municipal Library, Dún Laoghaire, Co. Dublin FREE CAMPUS ART TOUR Thursday 27th October, 1pm, Meet Arts Building - more details here 12th October 2016: The 2016 ART HIRE SCHEME is now live for all students and staff with rooms or offices on campus, and for departments. Check out the 170 artworks available. Deadline to submit applications is 1pm on Tuesday 18th October 2016 CAMPUS ART TOUR in IRISH for Lá na Gaeilge, Thursday 20th October 2016, 12.30-1.15pm, in association with Oifig na Gaeilge and An Cumann Gaelach. Further details here: AS GAEILGE and IN ENGLISH NEW CAMPUS EXHIBITION, 16th September 2016: 'Creativity is contagious - pass it on' A Selection of Recent Donations to the University Art Collections ARCHIVED NEWS, September 2010 to September 2016
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An Bailiúchán Ealaíne Tá traidisiún 300 bliain ag Coláiste na Tríonóide Baile Átha Cliath maidir le saothar ealaíne a choimisiúnú agus a bhailiú. Is le 1710 a bhaineann an taifead ar phictiúir is sine dar fios dúinn sa Choláiste, agus is le 1601 a bhaineann an saothar is túisce. Tá na bailiúcháin sin níos sine ná cinn Chumann Ríoga Bhaile Átha Cliath, a bunaíodh i 1731, agus b’ann dóibh sular bunaíodh Gailearaí Náisiúnta na hÉireann le hAcht Parlaiminte in 1854 agus a osclaíodh in 1864. Pictiúir, priontaí, dealbhóireacht agus dealbha atá sna bailiúcháin, go príomha, agus tá béim mhór stairiúil ar phortráidíocht. George Dawson, ollamh le Géineolaíocht, a chuir tús leis an mbailiúchán nua-aimseartha i 1959 nuair a thug sé féin agus grúpa mac léinn an scéim fruilithe ‘Gailearaí an Choláiste’ isteach. Chuathas i mbun saothar ealaíne bunaidh ó Éirinn agus ó thíortha eile, chomh maith le priontaí agus póstaeir bunaidh ealaíontóirí a fháil go gníomhach le taispeáint i seomraí mac léinn agus foirne ar an gcampas le suim sa nua-ealaíon agus san ealaíon chomhaimseartha, agus le tuiscint chriticiúil orthu a spreagadh. Mhúscail an scéim sin an oiread sin suime ar fud an Choláiste agus lasmuigh de, gurb é ba chúis le cur chun cinn, tacaíocht agus rannpháirtíocht chomhfhiosach sna físealaíona i gColáiste na Tríonóide trí shaothair a fháil, a choimisiúnú agus a thaispeáint, trí chumainn na mac léinn, trí roinn teagasc ghaolmhar a bhunú, agus trí nuachóiriú aeistéiticiúil a chur ar thimpeallacht an champais. Chun tuilleadh eolais a fháil, féach anseo le do thoil: George Dawson:An Unbiased Eye.Modern and Contemporary Art at Trinity College Dublin since 1959, eagarthóir Catherine Giltrap (Baile Átha Cliath: Eagráin Bhainteacha, 2010) Ar fáil i Siopa Leabharlainne Choláiste na Tríonóide, Hodges Figgis, agus i siopa leabhar an IMMA, i measc siopaí eile. Ar fáil ar líne ó na foilsitheoirí freisin: Associated Editions Paintings and Sculptures in Trinity College Dublin le Anne Crookshank agus David Webb (Baile Átha Cliath: Preas Choláiste na Tríonóide Bhaile Átha Cliath1990) As cló faoi láthair ach ar fáil i leabharlanna The Modern Art Collection Trinity College Dublin, curtha i dtoll a chéile ag David Scott (Baile Átha Cliath: Preas Choláiste na Tríonóide Bhaile Átha Cliath, 1989) Ar fáil i Siopa Leabharlainne Choláiste na Tríonóide agus i leabharlanna