Miriam is an established Contemporary Figurative Irish Oil Painter seeking inspiration for her work from looking at the human form in everyday living and life. Her photographs of unplanned gestures, meetings and movements are sources of reference to her work. She acutely observes how we see people visually, their posture, emotion and how we engage …
Ed Quinn is a professional portrait painter, figurative and conceptual artist working mostly in oil and acrylics. Art Currently Available at Draíocht
Ailbhe Barrett is an award winning professional painter working as both a figurative and conceptual artist.At 188th RHA Annual Exhibition Ailbhe earned peer recognition with the ESB Keating Award and Silver Medal for an outstanding art work for Presence. Lately in the Graphic Studio Dublin, Ailbhe explores the relationship between etching, drawing and painting and the …
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This gorgeous female ceramic figure kneeling in contemplation on a solid oak block, staring into a golden bowl. Unique and unusual composition sculpted by Clodagh Redden.
Gavin Hogg studied in Limerick School of Art and Design (Ireland) from 1983-87, going on to complete a Masters Degree in Birmingham (England) in 1988. He has exhibited widely and won numerous awards (EVA award winner ’93) and achieved wide critical appreciation for his work. Hogg’s work is included in many public and private collections. …
Josephine Geaney graduated from Limerick School of Art and Design in 2008 with an Honours Degree in Fine Art Painting. Since graduating she has added Printmaking and Photography to her work practice, specialising in the mediums of mono printing and silk screen printing pulled together with the practice of painting. While at LSAD Josephine received …
Gráinne Watts’ current work features a collection of thrown vessels and a series of sculptural forms in porcelain and stoneware. She is inspired by the natural world, the landscape around her and nature photography. Over the years, Watts has cultivated a visual and tactile vocabulary that feeds into the development of her ideas and reflects …
Roger always had an interest in working with shape and design and works to combine the two techniques, so that what result is not merely an piece of pottery, but a form of sculpture that can be admired for it’s balance and movement in decoration. It can move from having a two dimensional surface to …
John Sherlock is an Irish born man from Limerick city. He was first introduced to pottery whilstin South Africa where he lived for 27 years. John spent 7 years working with a local potterbefore creating a business with his partner. When returning home to Limerick in 1999 Johnenrolled in the Limerick College of Art and …
