Archive for the ‘Art & Literature’ Category
Review:Rayleen Clancy
Rayleen Clancy’s new exhibition LAX-SNN is a set of paintings mostly watercolour that are very much transitional work that at face value trace a journey from her American youth in Los Angeles LAX to her later settling in Ireland.
New exhibition at the Tramore Coastguard Station
The Coastguard Station. Love Lane, Tramore is gearing up for a very positive year in 2010 with the venue being used for art classes, exhibitions and cultural events which will enhance the town for the locals and visitors alike.
Rockscapes & Surfaces at Garter Lane
Rockscapes & Surfaces is an exhibition of new works by Waterford based Milia Tsaoussis-Maddock and Bernard Queally.
Rayleen Clancy ‘LAX–SNN’ Solo Exhibition
An exhibition of 16 watercolour drawings retracing the journey from Los Angeles to Ireland by Rayleen Clancy.
Talk to Library Staff in City Square during Library Ireland Week
‘@ Your Local Library’ is the theme of this years annual Library Ireland Week, which runs from 8-13 March.
A Write Good Festival!
Once again the Seán Dunne Writers’ Festival will be held in Waterford City during March.
Figurative Impressions
The work of artists Maria Doyle and Máire Cregan in Figurative Impressions is comprised of drawings and paintings.
Greyfriars Gallery gets “Appendicitis”
Greyfriars Municipal Art Gallery is currently hosting “Shadows and Light”, an exhibition of twenty nine works from the Waterford Municipal Art Collection.
Review: Natasha Edmondson
I like the accessibility of the Index Gallery at Central Library, Lady Lane, and I like the austere bare walls approach, with only the artwork to engage with.
Review: Alan Garvey
One of Ireland’s up and coming poets is Alan Garvey who spent much productive time here in Waterford before love and the attractions of Carlow lured him away.