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Now in its 10th season, the gallery was founded by Catherine Hammond after working for more than 20 years with major U.S cultural organizations, including the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, the MacArthur Foundation, Chicago, and the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. The gallery is proud of its association with some of Ireland’s most outstanding established and emerging artists.

Paintings and prints by Janet Vinnell and Ted Turton. Framed and unframed. Greeting cards, giftware, glass, ceramics, bronzes and hand made rugs / hangings.

The James Joyce Centre, located in Dublin City Centre, houses a permanent exhibition focusing on Joyce's Ulysses. The Centre hosts lectures, workshops and reading groups as well as Joycean Dublin walk

Butler Gallery actively promotes and affirms the value of the arts to society through a diverse programme of contemporary exhibitions, which reflects the constantly changing nature of visual art practise. The Gallery has a significant permanent collection, which is maintained and safeguarded for the future. Butler Gallery has also developed a significant programme of innovative education projects encouraging the participation of diverse audiences in the activities of Butler Gallery, including family, school, youth, adult and older age programmes. These opportunities encourage meaningful public engagement and contribute to the development of an audience of diverse age groups, backgrounds and abilities. In 2008 Butler Gallery was awarded Full Museum Accreditation in 2008 from The Heritage Council of Ireland’s Museum Accreditation Scheme for excellence in Caring for Collections, Museum Management, and Exhibition, Education and Visitor Services.

A delightful collection of oddites, gifts, antiques and art pieces in the heart of Enniskerry

At the Artist's Gift Gallery our aim is to bring you a wide range of unique, handmade crafts from across the country. Whether it be ceramics, textiles, sculpture, paintings, jewellery, woodwork, tradi

Exhibiting the artworks by many of Irelands established artists. The gallery has a vast range of artworks in stock.Tony O'Malley HRHA, John Behan RHA, James English RHA, McGonigal, Terence Gravett RUA, Manus Walsh, Trevor Geoghegan, Sarah Corner, Liam Jones, Joe Dunne RHA, Rose Stapleton, Mike Fitzharris, Michael Gemmell, George Walsh, Bob Quinn, Fiona Smith Darragh, Colm Brennan, Anna Campbell,Webb and many more established artists. Contact the gallery for images and prices of artworks you would like to view from our store stock. We have constant exceptional value (up to 35% off market prices) in Irish Art. The latest exhibition:- Fergus Lyons Solo Exhibition can be seen on our website www.kilcockartgallery.com Contact Gallery Director Breda Smyth Tel: + 353 86 2578283 or email info@kilcockartgallery.ie Hours during solo exhibitions 10am - 4pm Tue to Fri. Sat 2-4pm & by appointment. Website: www.kilcockartgallery.com

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In general In-spire Galerie is not only four white walls fully prepared for exhibitions, but it is also an independent place where artists can get experience, inspiration, knowledge, support, professional help…anything they may need to become more confident and to develop their career

The official opening of The Arthouse Studios and Library, Stradbally County Laois took place on 13th May 2011. The opening was performed by Minister Jimmy Deenihan, Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht. The development, costing in excess of €1.7million, commenced early in 2010 has been assisted with funding from the Department of Tourism, Culture and Sport Access 11 scheme. Construction work was completed in December 2010. The architects for the development were Milligan, Reside and Larkin and the contractor was L&M Keating. Facilities include a community library, artists’ studios and living accommodation, an exhibition gallery, an equipped music rehearsal space, a kiln, and a garden space with a commissioned Percent for Art wall mounted artwork and a meeting room for the Laois Heritage Society. Under the percent for art scheme a stainless steel relief wall piece was created by Wicklow based artist James Hayes and it graces the garden wall of the studios. A limestone sculpture by Henk Korthuys was purchased for the front of the building, also funded by the Percent for Art scheme. This sculpture was made in Mc Keon’s Stone, Limestone Yard in Stradbally by Henk when he participated on their international artist visiting programme last Summer. The new gallery programme is up and running and it showcases: drawing, painting and sculptural works in contemporary and traditional mediums. Or visit the Arthouse garden and view the percent for art sculpture. In the process of setting up the artists’ studios there was wide consultation and links were formed with the Arts Council, NCAD and the Crafts Council of Ireland and other artists studios in Ireland and abroad. Links also have been made with the County Enterprise Board and other developmental agencies. Muireann Ní Chonaill, Arts Officer is managing the studios. Muireann says, “It is a privilege to be associated with such an exciting venture and I look forward to the many new experiences it affords us to provide for artists and the general public, enriching their lives through the arts

Bronzed statues are made of recycled materials. All jewelry are one of a kind. Everything is handmade by TC.