A major donation of unique maritime artworks has been gifted to Crawford Art Gallery by The Port of Cork Company. The significant collection amassed over years consists of 17 maritime
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Ealaín na Gaeltachta, in partnership with Údaras na Gaeltachta, is celebrating Gaeltacht visual artists in an online exhibition called Dath an Dóchais celebrating 40 years of support for the visual
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Art and Soul, Ireland’s first major post-lockdown art fair is set to feature the largest collection of sculptures displayed on the island. The Holywood International Art and Sculpture Fair Art
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Clare Byrne (also known as Clare_3c) is an inspiring Digital and Traditional artist who grew up in Dún Laoghaire. The artist describes her story as being “non-linear” noting that she
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Author and illustrator Charlot Kristensen is originally from Denmark and grew up in a mixed family with a Danish dad and a Zimbabwean mom. She found her artistic streak at
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An expansive new exhibition will be visiting Cork‘s Crawford Art Gallery this year. Invisible Light is a collection of exciting artworks which explore the Electromagnetic Spectrum. Curious questions are posed
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Artist Jennifer Smith comes from a Roscommon village where generations of families stem from. Kilmurray just outside Castlerea was Jennifer’s grandad’s home turf as well as her own father’s and
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TG4 and Molscéal are celebrating Culture Night 2020 with Ealaín na Gaeltachta and as part of the celebration, a newly commissioned film Tearmann featuring artists from An Ghaeltacht will be
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When artist Greag Mac a’ tSaoir was growing up in Newry in the 1970s, it was a very oppressive society. Soldiers and the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) were everywhere, and
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Has quarantine helped you reignite your passions? Despite finding himself unexpectedly stuck in a pandemic, Irishman Brian Ó Muirí managed to rediscover his talent for prints. Brian has been drawing
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