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Image / Editorial

Isabel Nolan

By IMAGE
09th May 2013

Isabel Nolan

Artist Isabel Nolan is working towards a solo exhibition at IMMA next year featuring her conceptual sculpture. Her work, like the giant yellow object Turning Point in Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport ??is not made to tell a story or present research. It is not symbolic or metaphoric. It’s its own thing.?

PHOTOGRAPH BY ANTHONY WOODS

Learn more about Isabel and other leading lights of the Art World in the May issue of IMAGE, on newsstands now.