Join artist and critic James Merrigan for an insightful 40-minute talk on "'Andy Warhol as Distressed Image'," a culmination of ideas, feelings, and opinions generated during the Mixtape: Andy Warhol reading group at Dublin 1's Hugh Lane Gallery. Held in conjunction with the closing of the highly anticipated Andy Warhol exhibition, this talk promises to shed light on the profound impact of Warhol's work on contemporary art. The event is free to attend, but advance booking is recommended. However, limited availability allows for on-the-day attendance as well. Don't miss the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of Warhol's artistic legacy and explore the thought-provoking concepts brought forth by Merrigan. The exhibition's Silver Clouds Installation, captured by Denis Mortell's lens, serves as a striking visual representation of the immersive experience awaiting you. Mark your calendar for January 14, 2024, and head to the Hugh Lane Gallery in Dublin 1 to be part of this thought-provoking event.

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