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Brian O'Doherty, b.1928, Patrick Ireland, b.1972

The doors to good and evil and the windows to heaven-Christina’s world, Rope Drawing # 1242015

The doors to good and evil and the windows to heaven-Christina’s world, Rope Drawing # 124 is a 2015 work by Brian O'Doherty and Patrick Ireland. It is not currently on display in IMMA.

MediumSite-specific installation, nylon cord, water-based house paint
DimensionsVariable
Credit LineIMMA Collection: Collection of the artist, 2015
Item NumberT.2015.1
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Brian O'Doherty, Patrick Ireland, The doors to good and evil and the windows to heaven-Christina’s world, Rope Drawing # 124, 2015, Site-specific installation, nylon cord, water-based house paint, Variable, Collection Irish Museum of Modern Art, Collection of the artist, 2015

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  • About the Artist

    • Brian O'Doherty

    Brian O'Doherty b.1928

    Brian O’Doherty was born in Ireland and is now based in New York. When he left Dublin in 1957, O’Doherty was a qualified medical doctor and emerging artist, and is now renowned as an artist, writer, critic, television host, filmmaker and educator.
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    Patrick Ireland

    Patrick Ireland 1972–2008

    During the Irish Exhibition of Living Art in 1972, Brian O'Doherty, in a performance before 30 invited witnesses and assisted by artists Robert Ballagh and Brian King, undertook to sign his artworks Patrick Ireland 'until such time as the British military presence is removed from Northern Ireland'. After 36 years of making art as Patrick Ireland, O'Doherty reclaimed his birth name with the symbolic burial of his alter ego in the grounds of IMMA on the afternoon of Tuesday 20 May 2008.
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    Artworks by these artists

    Rope Drawing #128 Flipped Corner (Green/Blue) Brian O'Doherty 2017

    The doors to good and evil and the windows to heaven – Christina’s world, rope drawing #124 Brian O'Doherty 2015

    The Burial of Patrick Ireland, Death Mask

    The Burial of Patrick Ireland, Death Mask Brian O'Doherty, Charles Simonds, Patrick Ireland 2008

    The Burial of Patrick Ireland

    The Burial of Patrick Ireland Brian O'Doherty, Patrick Ireland 2008

    Untitled (large stone at Newgrange)

    Untitled (large stone at Newgrange) Brian O'Doherty, Patrick Ireland 1983

    Red Room Brian O'Doherty, Patrick Ireland 1983

    Ireland: A Modest Proposal Brian O'Doherty, Patrick Ireland 1980

    Barbara I

    Barbara I Brian O'Doherty, Patrick Ireland 1976

    Drawing Brian O'Doherty, Patrick Ireland 1975

    Documentation of Performance Entitled Name Change

    Documentation of Performance Entitled Name Change Brian O'Doherty, Patrick Ireland 1972

    Name Change

    Name Change Brian O'Doherty, Patrick Ireland 1972

    Vowel Grid (Ogham Series)

    Vowel Grid (Ogham Series) Brian O'Doherty, Patrick Ireland 1970

    Small Glass Labyrinth (Bridget’s Cross)

    Small Glass Labyrinth (Bridget’s Cross) Brian O'Doherty, Patrick Ireland 1967

    Drawing for Portrait of Marcel Duchamp Study for Duchamp Portrait first lead (after cardiogram taken as physician)

    Drawing for Portrait of Marcel Duchamp Study for Duchamp Portrait first lead (after cardiogram taken as physician) Brian O'Doherty, Patrick Ireland 1966

    In the Wake (of)

    In the Wake (of) Brian O'Doherty, Patrick Ireland 1963

    Self Portrait

    Self Portrait Brian O'Doherty, Patrick Ireland 1958

    Untitled

    Untitled Brian O'Doherty, Patrick Ireland 1954

    Untitled

    Untitled Brian O'Doherty, Patrick Ireland 1954

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