BRIAN MAGUIRE La Grande Illusion

This catalogue offers an in-depth look at Brian Maguire La Grande Illusion at Hugh Lane Gallery, capturing the profound impact of his powerful artworks. Featuring installation images from the exhibition and essays by Lucy Cotter, Michael Dempsey, Marc Donnadieu, and Christian Viveros Fauné, this catalogue delves into themes of human rights, social justice, and the vital role art institutions play in addressing critical global issues. 

Maguire’s art, often depicting scenes of displacement, violence, and inequality, is framed within a broader socio-political context, which is further explored in the essays of this catalogue. These writings offer valuable insights into his artistic vision, underscoring the urgency of the global issues he addresses and providing a deeper understanding of the powerful themes present in this exhibition.

Richly illustrated, this catalogue serves as both a record of the exhibition and a crucial resource for those interested in the intersection of art and activism. An essential addition for Art lovers, collectors, and scholars, it extends the impact of La Grande Illusion beyond the gallery walls.