Recent content by AngryBrigade

Opening Tuesday 6th September at The Empress Gallery, Citigolf, Forsyth House, Cromac Street, Belfast at 7.00pm The exhibition Si Post Fata Venit Gloria Non Propero ('if one must die to be recognized, I can wait') selects and reconfigures some of Joe Ryan's vast output from the previous six...

Is this still on?

Is T.SO.L. gig still on?

wine reception for anyone near Mountmellick on tuesday night

Septic Isle exhibition by Joe Ryan Observations of the demise of i**** imperialism launch night and refreshments at 6pm on 11th Jan (runs until 13th Feb 2011) at Mountmellick Gallery, Mountmellick library, Co. Laois Everyone Welcome www.joeryanartist.com

Folllowing on from "Folies of War", exhibition drawing biggest crowds at Thurles Arts Festival and the unprecedented response and support, will now be touring the full exhibition around country as soon as i find suitable venues for it

Heres video link

The Follies of War by Joe Ryan at Thurles Arts Halloween festival, Friar Street, Thurles, beside poundshop from 22nd-31st Oct. This is first time 25 prints from recent conflicts is being shown, as series consists of 77 plates and more added later, also because of the highly graphic and...

is Avskum/meinhof still on next week? if yes when and where?

Joe Ryan, The Punk Art Collection Exibiting at Rebellion

with vegan reich, statement, raid, slavearc, liar, unborn

Where in New Ross?

A solo exhibition of punk art, paintings, etchings and mixed media by Joe Ryan at The Cockleshell Gallery, Duncannon, Wexford Opening Fri 12th March at 8.00pm running untill 28th April 2010 also The T Project at APW Gallery, New York World of Imagination 3 at APW Gallery, New York

also at: Salon, The Embassy Gallery, Edinburgh World of Imagination 3, Apw Gallery, New York The Little Picture Show, The Crow Gallery Dublin The Graphic Studio Gallery Dublin

A solo exhibition of anti authoritarian works by Joe Ryan will be on display at The Wexford Opera House accompanying the play A parity of Pretense from 27th Jan until Mon Feb 1st This exhibition is dedicated to the memory of Skinny