Úna Ní Shé agus Lone Beiter O’ Reilly – Nach Iontach Bheith Beo
Two artists who facilitate art activities in Gairdín Mhuire Day Care Centre for older people reflect on day to day emotions and the interplay of life and death.
Two artists who facilitate art activities in Gairdín Mhuire Day Care Centre for older people reflect on day to day emotions and the interplay of life and death.
A response to Covid 19
Exhibition of ceramic work celebrating the many aspects of patterns found in the sand ripples of Chorca Dhuibhne.The abstract rhythmical patterns are captured, dissected and shown in new ceramic forms.
The March Hare by Lynne Stratton symbolizes strength with wary curiosity. The Hyacinth bulb by Jenny McCarthy, lying dormant all year, bursting into life with vibrant blues and detail for the eye to explore.
From the domestic to the cosmic, these paintings attempt to capture and solidify the uncertain and peculiar world we inhabit.
A collection of paintings, telling stories of Greek Mythology, constellations, including the local area in its imagery, bringing together elements of nature and manufactured objects to illustrate a moment in time.
Matters of the Heart- We all have one An exhibition that suggests we are all ruled by what is in our heart.. A collaborative affair by Pat and Tony Owen
Artworks in Stained Glass and Mosaic from Dingle Further Education and Training Centre.
Enjoy a variety of creations, sewn and quilted by Dingle crafters, including examples of items made at the Sew Social classes in the Dingle FET Centre.
A silent auction, with reserve, of a painting by Julie Beckett, of a mixed media sunflower.(16 x 19 inches) All proceeds of the sale will be donated to humanitarian aid for Ukrainian people.
A collection of new work by artist Liam Holden. “I don’t consider my paintings to be ever finished, but rather ongoing expressions; the artists job is to always explore new possibilities and move on beyond the boundaries.”
Comhoibriú cruthaitheach idir an t-Amhránaí & Cumadóir Fiona Kelleher, an Ceoltóir Caoimhín Vallely agus an Scannánóir Dónal Ó Céilleachair atá sa léiriú seo a thugann chun beatha Suantraí Draíochta agus Sraith Amhráin bunathe ar dhánta le Séamus Ó Céilleachair and Seán Ó Ríordáin (An Creagar).
Clodagh’s first solo exhibition. Working from her studio in Brandon, she has produced a body of work of figures of a different kind. Otherworldly, timeless, often masked. Hiding their physiology from the other crowd. The oil paintings explore figuration and abstraction in a search for the sweet spot.
Battle Of Ventry / list of events / Amchlár Cuimhne Chath Fionntrá
O C R A S is a Courthouse Studios Project led by Andrew Duggan in partnership with the Feile na Bealtaine, Digital Hub Dingle, HSC and Údarás na Gaeltachta. Funded by Ealain na Gaeltachta, Feile na Bealtaine and Kerry County Council
This event will screen the short drama films and group music videos produced by the Principles of Film workshop, held at the Dingle Hub between October 2021 and April 2022. We will begin with a champagne reception for participants and attendees.
Art exhibition within shop front windows of Annascaul Village
Brides is primarily a black and white photographic installation. The model confronts the viewer, her head and torso are hidden under a white shroud. Hands, hair, a bear glove, and mask are signifiers to her persona. The artists are influenced by Irish mythology and old Irish text which show the presence of the powerful Irish woman, an allegorical figure who in many senses represented the spirit of the Earth itself, the anima mundi.
Walk the Ring of Ballyrishteen and experience its history, landscape and the art inspired by the stunning surroundings of this ancient area. Visit the studio of painter Lynn Parr and see sculptures in the landscape by Ben Dearnley and listen to local history and stories from Paudie Ahearne. Limited to 12 people. Saturday 10.30 am, Sunday 1.30 pm, Monday 1.30 pm
Workshop creating Vinoks, beautiful traditional Ukrainian Flower Crowns.
Beidh obair nua déanta ag Liam O’ Neill don mbliain seo 2022 Liam O’ Neill exhibit a collection of new works at his gallery in the Colony.
Former Professor of the History of Art, Trinity College, Roger Stalley will deliver a lecture on a number prominent sculptors who worked between approximately 900 and 1200AD. He will consider them as individual artists, with their own personalities, explaining how they set about their work and the practical problems they had to overcome, with a particularly interested in their displays of humour and fantasy.
This exhibition launch marks the opening of the 2022 season of The Carol Cronin Gallery. Cronin’s seascape paintings are finding a large audience at home and abroad.
The film explores the relationship between past and present through the memory within a landscape and its exploration through the body. Film and performance : Two performances 9pm and 10pm
A special reading of children’s book A Pocketful of Dreams and art workshop with the author and illustrator.
Walk the Ring of Ballyrishteen and experience its history, landscape and the art inspired by the stunning surroundings of this ancient area. Visit the studio of painter Lynn Parr and see sculptures in the landscape by Ben Dearnley and listen to local history and stories from Paudie Ahearne. Limited to 12 people. Saturday 10.30 am, Sunday 1.30 pm, Monday 1.30 pm
Ukrainian flower Crown Workshop
SOLD OUT An evening of painting with Laura Barry, where you’ll enjoy a selection of cheeses, nibbles, and a glass of natural sparkling wine supplied by Cáis €45 pp. Booking essential, contact [email protected] to book a space.
Walk the Ring of Ballyrishteen and experience its history, landscape and the art inspired by the stunning surroundings of this ancient area. Visit the studio of painter Lynn Parr and see sculptures in the landscape by Ben Dearnley and listen to local history and stories from Paudie Ahearne. Limited to 12 people. Saturday 10.30 am, Sunday 1.30 pm, Monday 1.30 pm
‘Ar an Imeall’/ ‘On the Edge’ is Dingle Hub’s bilingual sound installation created for TG4 television series, Creative Company, which countered/pitted teams of non-artists from varied businesses around the country against each other, to create pieces of art.
Céad Míle ’’, the Irish for one hundred thousand usually associated with the word Fáilte ’ plays on the infamous theme for Laura ’s latest collection Our beloved Irish pubs.
Ceiliúradh ar 40 bliain do shaibhreas físealaíona na Gaeltachta, faoi choimeádaíocht An Gailearaí i nGaoth Dóbhair, mar chuid de cheiliúradh 40 bliain d’Údarás na Gaeltachta. Tá Dath an Dóchais ar camchuairt ar fud na Gaeltachta agus tá luachair orainn go mbeidh sé ar thaispeáint i Mhúsaem Chorca Dhuibhne mar chuid don bhFéile. This exhibition celebrating the wealth and diversity of the visual arts in the Gaeltacht continues its tour in Músaem Chorca Dhuibhne in Baile an Fheirtéaraigh. Curated by An Gailearaí in Gaoth Dóbhair as part of Údarás na Gaeltachta’s 40-year celebrations. Le tacaíocht ó/Supported by: An Chomhairle Ealaíon, Údarás na Gaeltachta, Ealaín na Gaeltachta, Féile na Bealtaine & Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne.
A series of landscape paintings of Wet Kerry by Korean painter YunJee Kim
Seo sraith íomhánna, cruthaithe ag Domhnal Ó Bric le péint, dúch, cailc, luaidhe agus gual ar pháipéar, bunaithe ar an ndráma tragóideach Ghréigeach Medea. This is a series of images, created by Domhnal Ó Bric with paint, ink, chalk, lead and coal on paper, based on the Greek tragedy Medea.
An exhibition and performance that explores the power of embracing the cyclic nature of human existence and celebrates living in tune with our own energies rather than going against them
Exhibition of paintings by Julie Beckett, a retrospective of Julie’s work and styles, including a silent auction, of a painting of a mixed media sunflower.(16 x 19 inches). All proceeds of the sale will be donated to humanitarian aid for Ukrainian people.
Téarnamh (emergence) revisits the Ar Scáth a Chéile project with an installation of the full collection of flags, over 1,300 of them, that were made last year as a way to bring people together when it was impossible to do so due to Covid restrictions.
‘From vividly painted lobsters to lush coastal scenes, Ruth Carbery brilliantly captures the complexity and energy of her environment’
Mary’s Creature Haiga Art Series comprises 20 haiga, an art form, originating in Japan, that brings a fragment of haiku poetry and a simple sketch image together in the same art space.
This exhibition of sculptures, by Mick Davis, is a celebration of these widely cherished coins that were so familiar to generations of Irish society and added so much to our unique national identity. San taispeàintas dealbhdóireachta seo ag Mick Davis, déantar céiliúradh ar an gcionn agus lúcháir forleathan a mhéadaigh ó ghlúin go glúin àr muintir agus a chuir go mór le saibhreas agus lenar gcultúr uaillmhianach Éireannach.
A collection of abstracted paintings referencing landscape and nature through shapes and colour, exploring the connection between our inner and outer worlds.