Dublin student chosen for Tate Modern exhibition

A Dublin student is to represent Ireland at an international art exhibition at the Tate Modern in London next month.

Dublin student chosen for Tate Modern exhibition
Tue, 13 Feb, 2007 - 11:45

A Dublin student is to represent Ireland at an international art exhibition at the Tate Modern in London next month.

The artist, 18-year-old Jenny Ring from St Paul's Secondary School in Greenhills, is one of 19 students who had work selected from thousands around the world.

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