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  • Curved Earth – Ceramic Forms in Spiral Balance

    Enniskillen Castle Museum Enniskillen Castle, Co. Fermanagh, United Kingdom

    “Curved Earth” showcases work by Enniskillen-born, London-based ceramic artist Pádraig Drugan. Pádraig’s striking hand-crafted ceramic sculptures flow with spirals, curves and rhythmic lines. Inspired by the natural world, the forms suggest harmony, movement and balance, inviting us to pause and reflect. Short media clips reveal how Pádraig creates his work from first sketches to finished … Continue reading Curved Earth – Ceramic Forms in Spiral Balance

    £6

  • THE GIFT

    Craft NI Gallery 115 - 119 Royal Ave, Belfast, United Kingdom

    THE GIFT, Craft NI Gallery's Christmas selling exhibition, will showcase thoughtfully-designed and beautifully-crafted works that highlight the concept of considered gifting, as well as showing the gifts and dedication of designer-makers, reflecting their mastery of material and unique design.  These contemporary works, functional or decorative, will be objects made to be cherished and given with intention. … Continue reading THE GIFT

    Free

  • The Anna Cheyne Visual Art Award exhibition

    Island Arts Centre The Island, Lisburn, United Kingdom

    The Anna Cheyne Visual Art Award acknowledges the outstanding achievements of Lisburn artist Anna Cheyne (1926-2002), and is open to artists working in any medium.  This exhibition will feature a selection of the entries received for this year’s competition. The winning artist(s) will be announced at the preview and acquired artwork will become part of … Continue reading The Anna Cheyne Visual Art Award exhibition

    Free

  • ‘Patterning Futures: Dynamic Textiles’

    R-Space Gallery 32 Castle Street, Lisburn, United Kingdom

    ‘Patterning Futures: Dynamic Textiles’ by Jackie Toal is an experimental exploration of Irish textile heritage through immersive technologies and projections. The work engages with Irish motifs, patterns and the Irish linen industry, while foregrounding women’s central role in the linen production. Silk scarves reimagine motifs from Irish lace and floral patterns, translating historical knowledge into … Continue reading ‘Patterning Futures: Dynamic Textiles’

    Free