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Photo: Hand carved and jointed ‘Gigi’ wooden cats; Maker: David Cousley; Photo credit: Craft NI

Re:New Wallace #4

R-Space Gallery presents the fourth in a series of collaborative cultural projects involving a Northern Irish artist/maker and the Wallace Collection in London, thus celebrating his historical/cultural connection with Co. Antrim and Lisburn in particular. Re:New Wallace #4 links the Wallace Collection with the historical past of the Hertford family and their strong links with … Continue reading Re:New Wallace #4

EMERGING TALENT

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

In partnership with Ulster University and curated by Kim Mawhinney, Senior Curator of Art, Ulster Museum, Craft NI are delighted to present the work of the Ceramics, Jewellery and Silversmithing Graduates of 2020. The work selected presents a range of pieces including functional, non-functional, figurative and abstract works across a breadth of materials, exploring a range … Continue reading EMERGING TALENT

REMEMBER at R-Space Gallery

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

Six artists based in Northern Ireland have been selected from an open call as part of the Materials, Messages and Meaning series at R-Space Gallery. Now in its ninth year, these exhibitions explore artists’ different approaches to materials, methods of production and messages within their work. This year selected artists  have responded to the theme … Continue reading REMEMBER at R-Space Gallery

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ForM Sculpture Exhibition

Walled Garden Bangor Castle Valentine Rd, Bangor

ForM is one of the highlights of Ards and North Down Borough Council’s annual Arts exhibition programme, giving visitors the unique opportunity to experience art in a different context, outside the traditional gallery setting. This year's exhibition showcases over 20 sculptures created by artists from across the island of Ireland. The works are inspired by … Continue reading ForM Sculpture Exhibition

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Liminal…[in Review]

Ards Arts Centre Town Hall, Conway Square, Newtownards, United Kingdom

This group exhibition, curated by visual artist Meadhbh McIlgorm, presents a selection of artworks and event documentation from two temporary, outdoor ‘alleyway exhibitions’ which took place in Belfast within the past year. Liminal - “relating to a transitional stage” or “occupying a position at both sides of a boundary". Within the past year artist Meadhbh … Continue reading Liminal…[in Review]

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