Eva Rothschild facts for kids

Eva Rothschild is a famous Irish artist. She was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1971. Today, she lives and works in London.

Eva is known for making amazing sculptures. She uses many different materials. These include metal like aluminum, and other cool things like leather and fabric. Her art often looks back at styles from the 1960s and 1970s. One style she uses is called Minimalism. This means her art often has simple shapes and lines. Her work also shows ideas about protest and spirituality.

In 2014, Eva became a Royal Academician. This is a special honor for artists in the UK.

Eva Rothschild's Artworks

Eva Rothschild's sculptures have been shown in many important art places. These include the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art and the Nasher Sculpture Center. Her art has also been seen at the Hugh Lane Gallery in Dublin.

In 2009, she created a huge sculpture for Tate Britain in London. It was called Cold Corners. This large, geometric artwork filled the long galleries of the museum.

Her art is part of major public collections around the world. You can find her work at the MoMA in New York. It is also at the Tate in London. The Irish Museum of Modern Art in Dublin also has her pieces.

In 2019, Eva Rothschild represented Ireland at the 58th Venice Biennale. This is a very important international art show.

Selected Exhibitions

Eva Rothschild has had many solo exhibitions. This means her art was the main focus of the show. Here are some of her notable exhibitions:

• 2020: The Shrinking Universe, shown in Ireland.
• 2019: The Shrinking Universe, at the Venice Biennale in Italy.
• 2018: Kosmos, at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art.
• 2014: A show at the Dublin City Gallery, The Hugh Lane.
• 2012: Sightings, at the Nasher Sculpture Centre in Dallas. She also had a special Children's Art Commission at The Whitechapel Gallery in London.
• 2009: Cold Corners, at Tate Britain in London.

Where to See Her Art

Eva Rothschild's art is held in many important collections. These are places where art is kept and shown to the public. Some of these include:

• The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, USA.
• The Tate in London, UK.
• The Irish Museum of Modern Art in Dublin, Ireland.
• The Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, USA.
• The Arts Council England collection in London.
• The Dallas Museum of Art in Dallas, USA.