KUNSTBOND ISSUE (2009)

Gary Farrelly (1983-2077) has issued a limited quantity of hand fabricated, editioned and unique kunstbonds. AS ARTWORK - Frame behind glass, avoid damp and harsh sunlight. AS INVESTMENT - Interest of 10% (compound rate) which can be used against the price of Gary Farrelly artwork at future date. The kunstbond issue will be used to fund capital kunstkamph projects including the proliferation of the artwork in Dallas in 2010. Kunstbonds are AAA grade investments as rated by the Nordstat ratings agency.

EDITH MASSEY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (2009) WINTER CAMPAIGN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (2009)

LECOOL MAGAZINE COVER ART (2009)

GARY FARRELLY (1983-2077) GUEST ARTIST IN KILKENNY

Gary Farrelly (1983-2077) will exhibit artworks alongside Elizabeth Cope and other guest artists Siobhan Cuffe and Gabriel McGuinness. This exhibition is completely inline with the artists 2 year plan for his personal and professional expansion. 6-13 December, Shankill Castle, Paulstown, Co. Kilkenny.

NEW OBSESSIVE

New Obsessive is a publication edited and contributed to by Gary Farrelly. The publication promotes discourse between obsessive artists and other cultural practitioners. New Obsessive is characterised by it's perfect balance of informative, rhetorical and absurd content. The first three issues of New Obsessive have been consumed by a consolidated readership of over 15000. In the creation of New Obsessive Farrelly collaborated with some of his most respected obsessive comrades, these include: Sophie Iremonger, David Turpin, Peggy Clydesdale, Liam Ryan, Donna Marie O'Donovan and Antoine Gache.


ISSUE 4 NOVEMBER 2009




ISSUE 3 - OCTOBER 2009



ISSUE 2 - AUTUMN 2009



ISSUE 1 - SUMMER 2009

THE NEW OBSESSIVE is the official news-sheet of the obsessive artist Gary Farrelly (1983-2077)and selected/included obsessive comrades. It has been bodied-forth under the artists 3rd two year development and improvement plan (2009-2011) stated in the provisions for increased productivity and wider proliferation.

ANALOG FETIST

Abflug beauty-board(2009)private collection

Abflug thank god(2009)Galerie W

Abflug SP renditio,(2009)Galerie W

EBU PATRIOT (2008)

'Seeing my country on a gigantic beige score-board along side all the other failed states and brothers thereof made me feel profoundly proud to be European' EUROCENTRIC - YOU COULDNT MAKE IT UP

EBU EUROPEAN BROADCASTING UNION
EUROVISION

ART PRACTICE IN DALLAS (2010)

Above Image - Dublin Area Rhetorical Transport (2007/8), private collection.




March to August, 2010 will see Gary Farrelly concieve of, produce and expose a body of artworks in the great city of Dallas, Texas. He will be artist in residence at CentralTrak* (The University of Texas, Dallas artist residency programme). It is the artists intention for productivity whilst in Dallas to exceed the targets outlined in his 3rd two year development and improvement plan. CentralTrak is directed by Charissa Teranova*. There is reason to believe that cooperation and collaboration between Farrelly and Terranova could be very fruitful - as both have a keen interest in Urbanism, architecture and built environments.

* - Detailed information about CentralTrak (mission direcor and staff) can be found at

Dallas’s primary appeal to me is as subject matter. My infrastructure artworks have, until now, been realized and shown in Europe. The United States is synonymous with the 20th and 21st century metropolis – the skyscrapers, freeways, shopping malls and grid like urban planning. I feel it absolutely necessary to expose my work to the American ‘big city’ environment. New York, Los Angeles and Chicago are staples of the popular imagination – from Paris to Pyongyang everyone knows the Empire State building, the Sears tower, the Hollywood sign and the famous New York Subway. Dallas is known – but does not provoke specific clichés in the popular imagination. I want to research and create in a massive American city where I have as few pre-conceived ideas as possible (and perhaps the artworks I create will stimulate the generation thereof). I will make artworks as I get to know this great city – as it goes from being totally strange to being a part of my world and aesthetic vocabulary. Technically I see the works as being similar to the ones I produced in Dublin and Paris. I intend to expand my use of materials and find new ones to incorporate.
section of application to CentralTrak, Farrelly (2009)

PURIFIED VOCABULARY(2009), private collection

1989-2009 MONUMENT TIME

Gary Farrelly (1983-2077) has been invited by ScAle architects (Maurizio Scalera and Benedetta Alessi) to partake in their survey+ of monument construction in The Republic of Ireland 1989 - 2009. The artist will be furnishing the collaboration with proposed monuments - that glorify the infrastructural, economic, engineering and scientific prowess of Haubstadt Hibernia. The aim: To restore the self confidence and ultimately the economic fortunes of the nation. As part of the ongoing auto-propulsive strategy of Herr Farrelly - It is envisaged that in the fullness of time said monuments will be constructed. The project was conceived and is organized by Scalera and Alessi.

3RD TWO YEAR DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT PLAN

THE BATTLE FOR PRODUCTIVITY, ETHICAL, AESTHETIC AND RHETORICAL HIGH-GROUND

Gary Farrelly (1983-2077) is delighted to announce his 3rd TWO YEAR DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT PLAN. Covering all aspects of the artists personal and professional operations - The targets outlined are ambitious and aim to deliver over 3000% of improvment over coming 24 months.
(above - THE 3RD TWO YEAR DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT PLAN (2009), Galerie W, Paris)

2009 - FIRST QUARTER REPORT - KUNSTKAMPH

The proliferation of the obsessive art of Gary Farrelly (1983-2077) has gained momentum in the first quarter of 2009. On all fronts the artist’s kunstkamph surges forward - It is an utter rout. At the core of this impressive progress is the evolution of the artworks. Detail has been a central preoccupation thus far in 2009. At the artist’s recent exhibition KUNSTBUREAUCRACY at Galerie W - The elevated level of technical, personal and aesthetic detail was evident. The artist is now an a++ expert in all his core subject matter areas: Airliners, flight planning*utopia, secret police, motorway *fellatio and obsessive indexing systems. New obsessions and areas of research are constantly being assimilated into the cube head. Stagnation is not possible.

Collaborations with other obsessive artists have forged new directions in the evolution of the kunstkamph. A new transatlantic postal collaboration with Charles Farrell has been inaugurated. Existing collaborations and exchanges with Sophie Iremonger, Laura Petitbone, Whitetrash art and others also stimulate new obsessions and productivity. Onward - Upward - Forward. A planned new postal collaboration with Belfast artist David Swiggan is set to commence this summer. Other/ written postal correspondence will be donated to The Irish State upon the artists death in 2077.

At this time it should be noted that Farrelly successfully completed his second 2 year plan. Productivity is up, obsession is up, finances are up, vitality is up, debt is down, and rhetoric is up and so forth. The publication of the third plan is imminent and is expected to contain radical, ambitious and fetishiostic targets. In addition to the permanent exhibition at Galerie W, Paris - there have been works by Farrelly in various shows and events in Dublin, Cork, NewYorK, Denver, Tehran, Berlin, Belgrade, Tehran and Istanbul.

WHERE TO SEE MORE ARTWORKS?

It is intentionally difficult to see all the artworks by the artist in one place on the internet. As part of the construction and maintenance of the cult of the artist: A full familiarization with the oeuvres requires research, persistence, an old fashioned treasure hunt. Taking this website as a starting point - recommended ports of call include:: myspace.com/garyfarrelly, facebook.com, galeriew.com.

THE ARTIST IS AN AVIATION AUTHORITY

Gary Farrelly has been obsessed with commercial aviation since childhood. In addition to exploring the theme in his artwork - He worked for Air France City Jet at Dublin airport between 2000 and 2002. Already a seasoned air-traveller, Farrelly aspires to fly with all the great airlines of the world before his tragic death in 2077

* Gin and Tonic in Luftansa Y class.
* Drappier on Air France C class.
* Chat with Joan Collins on BA J class.
* Experience Aer Lingus trans-atlantic C product.
* Monarch Hybred class part two - I love you Modonov.
* Air Koryo * Only once.
* Pimms Cocktail with Swissair back from the dead.

C E N S O R E D

Propaganda Poster(2008), private collection.

Just before an embassy would be stormed, the staff would be ordered to black out all incriminating information contained in the dossiers. The blacking out would usually be carried out by a compact, featureless man in a beige suit, or a much tanned woman with big hair, gold bangles and duty free-perfume. Is she the ambassador’s wife, secretary or mistress? This will depend on the territory this frenetic activity was taking place in. The result was a striking striped aesthetic. Information rendered useless by the stroke of a thick marker. The artist bodies forth his most sensitive and incriminating ideas ******** ********* in works censored in line with this principal.

AEROPLANES/ GARY FARRELLY COLLABORATION

As part of the festivities surrounding the exhibition KUNSTBUREAUCRACY by Gary Farrelly (1983-2077), the artist collaborated with Paris based Concrete, Nostalgic, New Wave ensemble Les Aéroplanes. Les Aéroplanes played an airport inspired set at both the vernissage of the exhibition and at the later Podpeinturdézenfants ateliers.

GalerieW
envoyé par adelap

PROPAGANDA AND COMMUNICATIONS REVIEW

Gary Farrelly 1983-2077 is delighted to announce that the harmonization of all communications centers is now complete. This great achievement was realized as part of the artist's second three year plan (2007-2009). Great efficiencies have been achieved by fusing the previously separate Postal Communications and Online Proliferation dossiers. At this time, the proliferation of Farrelly's obsessive art works and cultural practice can be accelerated. Current efforts focused in three countries with outlying interests in a further seven territories is forecast to increase 400% during the period of the artist`s third two year plan (2009-2011). The Communications dossier is on limited display at the artist’s studio in Paris.

BELOW: TWO EXAMPLES OF OBSESSIVE PROLIFERATION VIA THE CONVENTIONAL POSTAL SYSTEM

Parliament Inspired Drinks Party (2008), posted to Laura Petitbone and Alan Baker, NewYork.

Aspiration Lives In Business Class Lounges(2008), posted to Sarah Farrelly, Ireland.



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FIGURES 2008-9

EXPOSITION - KUNSTBUREAUCRACY

KUNSTBUREAUCRACY, Exposition du 23 février au 1er avril
Vernissage 3 mars 19h/22h - Galerie W, 44 Rue Lapic, 75018 Paris.




Gary Farrelly est un obsédé. Si on voulait jouer à faire de la psycanalyse on potpourris facilement situer la naissance de son obsession à un moment précis de son enfance quand il entre pour la première fois dans un aéroport. Une vision qui a valeur d’épiphanie pour le petit Gary : voilà un espace où circule le monde, où tout le monde circule ; une nouvelle Babel de visages, de langues, de signes. Et de messages « codés » qui défilent sur un immense panneau qui ne demandent qu’à être décryptés…
Mais devons nous vraiment nous accomoder d’une banale explication psy ? Pourquoi expliquer une obsession ? Allons plutôt découvrir son univers, comme on partirait en voyage. Pas de bagages, juste un petit guide avec des mots clé : fétichisme, répétitivité, accumulation, réthorique, ordre, utopie.
Sa nouvelle exposition à la Galerie W présente un travail « in progress » commencé en 2007. Comme dans toute son oeuvre il est question d’aéroports, d’infrastructures, de frontières imaginaires, de tiroirs remplis de dossiers, de listes. Comme un enfant qui joue à réinventer le monde, Gary se transforme en architecte-créateur d’un monde nouveau où les aéroports deviennent les nouvelles métropoles, et les listes de passagers sont des bottins. Avec humour il rebaptise ces nouveaux espaces avec les noms de ses héros. Voici donc apparaître dans cette nouvelle topographie, l’aéroport international Dalida, l’autoroute France Galle et la place des Marins Sexy. Avec le sérieux qui sied à tout bureaucrate despotique et obsessionnel, Gary se renferme tous les jours dans son minuscule bureau – son cockpit, il l’appelle - et dessine, colorie, coupe, colle, peint, transforme. Là où certains artistes jouent à soustraire, lui il additionne, ajoute, cumule, recycle. Et comme son monde imaginaire prend forme et se développe, de la même façon ses oeuvres se dilatent en occupant les espaces de la galerie : partout des tableaux de divers formats, des objets détournés, des cartes retravaillées, des meubles contenants d’énormes dossiers. Pas de matières nobles ici, plutôt des matériaux pauvres tel le carton, la toile brute, des petites planches en bois, des pochettes en plastique, et des milliers de feuilles de papier qu’il recycle à sa guise. Et comme tout bureaucrate qu’on respecte il fiche et répertorie tout, même les petits bouts de papier qu’il découpe en forme de losange qu’il numérote et fiche avant des les coller ensemble pour composer un nouveau tableau.
Dans son monde réglé et ordonné une utopie plus large que l’artiste prend vie : ici l’art n’est pas salvateur mais ordonnateur. Gary a besoin d’ordre pour ne pas sombrer dans ce qu’il appelle « le désordre chaotique de mon esprit ».
Sur chacune de ses oeuvres, en guise de signature deux dates : 1983-2077. Gary est aussi certain de sa date naissance que de celle de sa mort, il dit préférer les artistes morts aux vivants. Ou simplement, dans son obsession de tout contrôler, il veut conjurer le sort qui nous attend tous. Mais il est un optimiste : il compte bien vivre jusqu’à cent ans.
Biographie
Gary Farrelly est né en 1983 à Dublin où il a fréquenté le National College of Art et a monté ses premières expositions. Depuis ses oeuvres ont été présentées aux USA, en France, Allemagne et en Iran. Cofondateur du groupe Desfatenist et coauteur de « Manifesto for an Obsessive Art » Farelly vit et travaille à Paris où il occupe une pièce - baptisée Kunstbureau - au sein de la Galerie W.

KUNSTBUREAU

Gary Farrelly currently produces his artworks in his cockpit sized Kunstbureau(top) at Galerie W, Rue Lepic in Paris. Prior to moving to Paris, the artist occupied several other 'centers of cultural production and proliferation' in his native Dublin. One of which was located in the now demolished slum on Buckinham street(bottom). In addition to working and researching in these usually tiny spaces - Farrelly also likes to entertain* other obsessives - blitzkreiging them with generic alcahols and his infectioos enthusiasm.

* economy class gin and tonic
* embassy champagne substitute
* close your eyes for cigarette break
* café coup d etat

BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES (2007/8)

OFFICAL BIOGRAPHY

Born in Dublin, 1983, Gary Farrelly is an emerging Irish artist currently based in Paris. One of the founders of The Defastenist movement, Farrelly co-wrote 'the manifesto for an obsessive art' in 2006 with curators Padraic Moore, Donna Marie O'Donovan and musician David Turpin. Though young, Farrelly has accrued an impressive résumé of exhibitions and artistic projects in several countries including Ireland, France, Germany, The United States and Iran.


(Farrelly as a child with a KLM hostess at Amsterdam Schipol Interbnational Airport)


For Gary Farrelly (1983-2077), ideological and aesthetic compromise is the most difficult aspect of "Real Life". As a consequence, he furnishes a "compensating" art that is a precise physical manifestation of egocentric world view. In and through his practice he develops strategies to implement his will. Habitually working with the flotsam and jetsam of an ultra-consumerist society, Farrelly modifies history, revises geographical boundaries and populated the world with images, concepts and issues that stimulate him most.

Through fastidious and obsessive processes Farrelly produces exquisite art objects, which enable him to simultaneously attain a position of perpetually gratifying contingency. By means of devotional commitment to his work Farrelly expects to eventually construct and inhabit that sought after state of utopia

Don’t cry-work (2007) P.E.Moore

Between 2001 and 2006, Farrelly studied fine art at The National College of Art, Dublin. He began publishing a Xerox publication Kunstbahnhoff in which he illustrated his artistic principals supported with decorative diagrams and statistics. Through the dissemination of Kunstbahnhoff, he came in contact with other artists working in the same vein. In 2003 The Defastenist Party was founded, Farrelly contributed to various publications produced by the group. He also presented the parties bi-weekly cabaretta which ran in various improvised locations throughout 2004/5. The Defastenist Party has exhibited as a group half a dozen times in Dublin, Paris and Berlin - Farrelly has been involved and shown on all occasions becoming known for his 'edgy and gifted paintings and prints'(the Dubliner April 2005) and his highly rhetorical discourse.

(Defastenist group photograph, Dublin 2005)


(Farrelly's work(back wall left)) on display at the September 2005 exhibition of Defastenist art, which was held in Liberty Hall, Irelands tallest building and attracted 4000 people over its 10 day run)

Gary Farrelly has had three solo exhibitions at the time of writing: Saddam International Airport (2006) where he exhibited a series of works inspired by airports built by despots beside drawings of invented airports dedicated to his own personal heroes and cultural icons (e.g. Quentin Crisp International Airport). Obsessive Territories (2007) featured seven large handmade maps of fictional countries invented by the artist and a series of commerational panels marking their cultural and infrastructural achievements. Kunstbureauobsessive (2007-present) is an on going exhibition of Farrelly's artworks at Galerie W, Paris.

(KUNSTBAHNHOFF PROPAGANDA (2007), Paris)

The artwork often involves recurring fixation with utopic, infrastructural and systematic subject matters: aviation, despotism, road building, railways, statistics etc. Often manifested in the form of cartography, diagram and bureaucratic lists - Farrelly infuses these readable formats with personal and rhetorical information that makes the work simultaneously readable and confusing to the spectator.
Producing 7 days a week, 10 hours a day in his windowless cockpit sized studio, the artist creates art objects which have been show by institutions all over the world. Including Whitebox foundation (New York), The Crawford municipal art gallery (Cork), The Belltable (Limerick), A3 Foundation (Paris), and Electrowurst (Berlin). His work has been purchased by collections including. The Cawford Gallery, Marina Guinness, The Academy of everything is possible, Kevin Kavanagh, Martin Lu, Dominique Plassard, Valery and Christy Moore, Damian Mathiews, Caroline de la Marinier, Luca Marenzi and John Bruton (former Irish prime Minister and EU ambassador to the United States.

RESULTS - PARLIMENT DOMINATED (2008) AND TDP - TEMPORARY DISTRIBUTION PROJECT

In late 2006 early 2007 Gary Farrelly collaborated with curator Padraic Moore on the TDP Temporary Distribution Project. Specific artworks produced by Farrelly, were chosen to be distributed to certain artists, writers, critics and characters. The artworks remained in the custody in the participants custody for 12 months. After the period has elapsed, the artwork was returned along with an anecdotal response (visual, recorded or written) to the artwork.

"THE PORTRAIT OF STATISTICS AT AN EARLY STAGE

The collage which is Sebastipol Politik consists of statistics which are actively changing in front of our eyes. Similar to the structure of a collage, the numbers, calculations, lines and abbreviations are unfixed in their multitude of unidentifiable facts, giving the impression of content in transit. The anxiety of, or interest in methologies which cannot escape the chance based procedures of "perfect" data, is further articulated by the underlying magazine cut-out of a multi-coloured candy machine. This young man certainly treats his pallet like USSR candy too; nicotine yellow, cardboard brown, muted pasted orange, even a rose-mauve signature. The summary of this portrait is a collage list of illogically logical political information which aspires to coupe`etats via hijacking the behavior of the society of the spectacle;

Sebastipol Politik/Polemik anecdote:

SPP Science Power Platform
SSL Secure Sockets Layer
PPS Partido Popular Socialista
ALD Alcoholic Liver Disease
NSA National Security Agency
SLP Sea Level Pressure"

Nina Canell/March/2007

PLANS SECTIONS AND ELEVATIONS, ROYAL INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, DUBLIN (2008)

A dossier of 100 original drawings by Gary Farrelly has been on display to the public throughout the month of May at The Royal Institute of Architects, Dublin. Part of the exhibition/ Plans, Sections and Elevations, the dossier by Farrelly (third from the left) included works entitled Charles J Haughey International Airport, Network Oligopoly and Design for the head-quarters of a State run hotel chain. Images of the individual works will be posted in the coming weeks and the work is expected to go on show in Paris in summer 2008.

THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL ROAMING BIENNIAL OF TEHRAN

Gary Farrelly will be exhibiting the below posted artwork at the First Annual International Roaming Biennial of Tehran. The exhibition which is themed 'Urban Jealousy' is curated by Serhat koksal and Amirali Ghasemi. It starts on May 30th 2008 and will be exhibited in Tehran, later traveling to go on display in other cities including Istanbul, Berlin and Belgrade. For more information see: www.biennialtehran.com.
Participation in the biennial is part of Farrelly's ongoing proliferation of his obsessive world view and Defastenist discourse to the widest possible audience.

MOBILE KUNST EMBASSY -(2009)

As part of his commitment to proliferate his obsessive art to the widest possible audience *Gary Farrelly (1983-2077) is delighted to announce the inauguration of his PORTABLE KUNSTEMBASSY. Unlike conventional exhibition spaces or online documentation environments - This mobile body of the artists work and ephemera can be carried with the same ease as an item of hand-luggage onto a modern airliner. Originally a leatherette cutlery demonstration case, it underwent substantial renovation and refitting in the first quarter of 2009. Actually christened several months ago by the artist and several close associates - It is unclear why the public inauguration has waited until this summertime date. The PORTABLEKUNSTEMBASSY contains photographs of the artist, research clippings, several small artworks as well as a photo homage to his muse - Berlin based artist Sophie Iremonger.

PLANS FOR KUNSTBUREAU PAVILLION (2007), Paris

The plans for pavillion housing the elaborate obsessive dossiers/ kunstbureaucracy were realised for The A3 foundation - art fair at Place Saint Sulpice in 2007. The plans were some of the first works produced by Farrelly after taking up residence in Paris in early 2007. The plans are now on show at Galerie W.

ERICK HONECKER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (2008)

WHITEBOX GALLERY MASQUERADE AUCTION

Gary Farrelly took part in the fundraising masquerade auction at the Whitebox gallery in New York. Other artists involved in the event included Shimon Okshteyn, Troy Henriksen and Max Gimblett. The work by Farrelly was among the items sold. All proceeds go towards the funding of the Whitebox gallery exhibition programme 2008/9.

OBSESSIVE ARK COMMISSION(2008)

Commissioned by Caroline De La Marnierre. Inspired by Noah's arc, Gary Farrelly constructed a gigantic 2d arc inspired vessel. 60 participants were invited to dine together for an evening, rotating their position at the table quarter hourly. Each table was equipted with art materials. The task was simple, guests had to imagine it was the last day on earth.... the flood waters rising. To create a small something they would like to have remembered. A line from a poem, a phallic drawing, a smutty joke, a mathmatic formula, a message to a loved one, an air disaster diagram etc.

Airport Dedications (2004-present)

Gary Farrelly, LAIKA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (2007/8), private collection.


Most modern industrialised societies dedicate infrastructural assets as a way of marking the importance of a national heros, patriots and characters. The naming of airports (points of first contact with a nation), tends to be an honour reserved for the truely iconic figures of a state - John F Kennedy International Airport, Charles De Gaulle International Airport, Vienna Mozart airport etc. In constructing fictional airports in my artworks and naming them after
percieved patriots, heros and personalities (sometimes with a touch of humour or subversion - often deadly serious) - Farrelly challanges the viewer to analyse the contribution, positive or negative, of my nominations to culture and history. This process is also applied by Farrelly in his Autobahn and city street naming works.

Airport pictures completed:

Saddam International Airport(2004 and 6)
Sandie Shaw Essex Airport (2007)
France Gall International Airport (2007)
Charles J Haughey International Airport (2008)
Garreth Fitzgerald International Airport (2008)
Eva Braun International Airport (2008)
David Turpin International Airport (2007/8)
Droog Iremonger International Airport (2007)
Laika International Airport (2008)
Faye Dunaway International Airport (2006)
Klaus Nomi International Airport (2007)
Gina X International Airport (2007)
Quentin Crisp International Airport (2008)
Spartakus International Airport (2006)
Aerogare Modonov (2006)
Joberg International Airport (2007)
J G Ballard International Airport (2008)
Amanda Lear International Airport (2008)
Dalida International Airport (2006/7)
Aerogare Barbara (2008)
Amy Winehouse International Airport (2008)
Catherine The Great International Airport (2008)
Erick Honecker International Airport (2007)
Joan Collins International Airport (2008)
Dario Argento International Airport (2007)
Jean Rollin International Airport (2006)
Katarina Witt International Airport (2007)
Margret Thatcher International Airport (2008)
and others .....

HOMOEROTIC AIR DISASTER .

GARY FARRELLY BY MERIEM BENTAHAR

Filmed for The Audio Visual Institute of France in 2008, director Meriem Bentahar follows Gary Farrelly during a day working in his studio at 44 Rue Lepic, Paris.

RESUMé - INFORMATION

November 1983 - Present

Gary Farrelly (1983-2077)

Solo Exhibitions

2009 KUNSTBUREAUCRACY, Galerie W, Paris.
2007/8 KUNSTBUREAUOBSESSIVE, Galerie W, Paris.
2007 OBSESSIVE TERRITORIES, Thisisnotashop Gallery, Benburb Street, Dublin 7.
2006 SADDAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, Studio 6 Temple Bar Studios, Fownes Street, D2.

Group Exhibitions

2009 SLICK ARTFAIR (foire off de la FIAC), CentQuatre, Paris.
2009 MONUMENT TIME, Scale architects, Dublin.
2009 GROUP EXHIBITON, Galerie Chappe, Paris.
2009 TEHRAN INTERNATIONAL ROAMING BIENNIAL, Belgrade.
2008 I PRAY FOR AMY DAILY, Galerie Chappe, Paris.
2008 TEHRAN INTERNATIONAL ROAMING BIENNIAL, Tehran, Istanbul and Berlin.
2008 PLANS SECTIONS AND ELEVATIONS, Institute of Architecture, Dublin
2007 CARTOGRAPHY, Crawford Museum, Cork City.
2007 PODPEINTUREDELARENTRE, Galerie W, 44 Rue Lepic, Paris
2007 LES ARTISTES CASSENT LA BARRAQUE, Fondation A3, Place Saint Sulpice, Paris 6.
2007 VAP ONLY, Galerie W, 44 Rue Lepic, Paris 18.
2007 DON'T CRY-WORK, The Back Loft, St Augustine Street, Dublin 8. 2006 CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION, Access to Arts Gallery, The Design Tower, Dublin 4.
2006 NEW ART IN FLIP, The Context Gallery, London Derry.
2006 THE MYSTERY ART EXHIBITION, The Hunt Museum, Limerick City.
2006 AUTUMN EXHIBITION, The Central Bank of Ireland,1 Central Bank Plaza, Dublin 2.
2006 GRADUATE SHOW OF THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF ART, 100, Dublin 8.
2005 QUADRANT 2005, The Belltable Gallery, O'Connel Street, Limerick City.
2005 THE SEPTEMBER EXPOSITION*, Liberty Hall, Dublin 1.
2005 ELECTRO WURST 2, Prenzlauerberg, Berlin.
2005 ADDRESSING THE SHADOW**, CBGB 313 Gallery, 313 Bowery, New York.
2005 THE FANTASTIC MISTER TOM, The Cross Gallery, Francis Street, Dublin 8.
2005 DER DEFASTENKUNSTBUNKER, The Convergence Center, Temple Bar, Dublin 2.
2004 REJOYCE 100, The National Print Museum, Dublin 4.
2004 THE INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION OF OBSESSIVE ART, Reubens Square, Dolphins Barn, Dublin 8.

*TO MARK BY CEREMONY THE EXPANSION OF THE GREAT DEFASTENIST EMPIRE** AND MAKING FRIENDS WITH WILD DOGS: REMODERNISM

Projects

2009: KUNSTBOND ISSUE, Paris.
2009: LECOOL MAGAZINE - cover artwork, Dublin.
2009: MONUMENT TIME, UCD, Dublin.
2009: NEW OBSESSIVE, Dublin, Paris, Dallas, Berlin.
2009: Podpeinture des enfants, Galerie W, Paris.
2008: Silent auction at White box foundation, NewYork.
2008: Louis Voutton Nights (periodicle), Denver.
2007: Unreal City 2 (periodicle), Dublin, Paris, NewYork.
2007: Podpeinture des enfants, Galerie W, Paris.
2007: Printed Projects publication, International.
2007: TDP - Temporary Distribution Project, Dublin.
2007: GropuisStadt pilot project Resedency, Berlin.
2006: Contribute illustrations to the periodicle Unreal City.
2005: Contributed artwork to Polish online periodicle Tempomgz.com.
2005: Artwork use on cover of Christy Moore album Burning Times (Sony Ireland).
2005: Contributed illustrations and writting to the periodicle, Europa.
2005: Lecture on obsessive art at the Berlin viewing club.
2005: Lecture on obsessive art at Trinity College Dublin visual arts society.
2004: Founded and edited the periodicle Der Defastenkunstbahn, Dublin.

Catalogues

2008: ART TRAIL 2008, Cork.
2007: CARTOGRAPHY, exhibition catalogue, Crawford Museum, Cork city.
2007: LES ARTISTES CASSENT LA BARRAQUE, exhibition catalogue, Fondation A3, Paris.
2007: DON'T CRY WORK, The back Loft, Dublin.
2006: GRADUATE EXHIBITION, National College of Art and Design, Dublin.
2005: IMPORTANT IRISH ART, Adams auction house, Dublin.

Bibliography

2009: INTERVIEW AND PICTURE FEATURE, Lecool magazine, Dublin, November 2009.
2009: PICTURE FEATURE, All Magazine, Paris, April 2009.
2009: REVIEW, Exporama, Mars/ Avril 2009, Paris.
2009: REVIEW, Montmartre Magazine, Mars 2009, Paris.
2009: REVIEW, 18 Magazine, Paris.
2009: E REVIEW, Jai Flané pou vous, Mars 2009, Paris.
2009: REVIEW, Milk Magazine, 23/03/09, Paris.
2007: REVIEW, Aidain Dunne, The Irish Times, 21/2/07.
2007: ICH BIN EIN BERLINNER, Neal Dowling, Totally Dublin.
2006: REVIEW, Collaborative, The Irish Examiner, june edition.
2006: DEFAST AND DEFURIOUS, Totally Dublin, june edition.
2005: WREATCHES RULE OK, Peter Murray, The Dubliner, may edition.
2005: E REVIEW, www.recirca.com, Tim Stott.
2004: BLIND YOUTH TAKE HOLD, Donna Marie O'Donovan, The Trinity Times.dec
2004: DEFASTENISM, Julia Moloney, The Sunday Independent, april 13th edition.