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Jan
26

The Apollo Gallery specialises in the work of Irish artists or artists living in Ireland imbued with the Irish imagination. Its function is to bring Irish work to an international audience. We are presently looking for new exciting painters to exhibit alongside our resident artists here in the Apollo Gallery, Dublin.

If interested please email:
- Your Artist CV
- Images of your work
- and / or website link to your portfolio to: art@apollogallery.ie

Address: The Apollo Gallery, 51/c Dawson Street, Dublin 2
T: 01 6712609
www.apollogallery.ie

Feb
24

‘Cailleach Feasa’ Exhibition

Solas Art Gallery, Ballinamore, Co.Leitrim
Fri 25th Feb- Sat 19th Mar
http://www.solasart.ie
http://www.voiceboxart.com

Nov
11

OPEN ART’ CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION 2010

Leitrim Sculpture Centre (LSC) invites artists based in the North West to submit work for their 2010 Christmas Open. The exhibition will take place in The LSC Gallery from Friday 10th to Friday 24th December 2010.

The Exhibition Opening will be at 1pm on Friday 10th December. All welcome.

Submission for selection: Work in any medium can be submitted up to a maximum of two works per artist. Works put forward must not exceed 2ftsq. (incl. frame) and must first be emailed as jpegs to openart@leitrimsculpturecentre.ie or delivered as photographs to LSC.

Please include the following information for each image: Name of artist, title, date, medium, size and sale price (we will take 25% of this price as commission). All work should be for sale.

LSC Studio holders may submit up to four works with no fee payable, and we will only take 15% as commission, off the sale price. Works made at LSC will also receive a reduced commission of 15%. Please state on submission if the work was made at LSC.

Deadline for submissions for selection is Friday 12th November at 5pm.
(Original work must not be delivered to LSC for this selection process).

Notification to artists of the selection will be by Mon 22nd November.
Please do not send payment with the initial submission of images.

Delivery of work by selected artists:
Delivery of works to Gallery from Saturday 27th November to Friday 3rd December (incl) – 10am to 5pm. Closed Sunday. Late works will not be accepted.

If you are selected, a submission fee of €5 per work will be charged as well as €20 LSC Membership for 2011, unless already a Member. Membership benefits include:

Email notification of all our events such as workshops, projects and launches.
Email notification of all public National and International commissions, opportunities, residencies, training & general information, that are sent to us to distribute.
Discount of 10% if you book and pay in full, for two or more workshops at LSC. See the website or contact us for the Workshop Programme.
Use of the facilities at reduced rates from €5 per day.
Participation in a Residency or special project or event, subject to a selection process.
Proposing an exhibition or a curated event.
Apply to have work shown in the annual Christmas Open, subject to selection process.
Apply for long term Studio Space, subject to availability and a selection process.
Access to the Library with PC, printer, photocopier and broadband.

Removal of Work:
Work must be collected between Monday 10th & Friday 14th January 2011, 10am to 5pm.

Leitrim Sculpture Centre
New Line
Manorhamilton
Co Leitrim

openart@leitrimsculpturecentre.ie
www.leitrimsculpturecentre.ie

The Dock: Call For Submissions, Leitrim

The Dock , Carrick on Shannon welcomes the return of the Christmas Open Submission Exhibition. Both amateur and professional artists are invited to submit work for our Christmas show, which will be opening on Friday 3 December. The deadline for entries is Saturday November 20. Application forms can be downloaded from the website, for any other queries please contact Ciara:

Telephone:
071 96 50 828

Email:
cmccormac@leitrimcoco.ie

Website:
www.thedock.ie

Professional Practice Seminar for Visual Artists, Galway

A Professional Practice Seminar for Visual Artists will take place at 10am – 5pm on 26 November 2010 in Nuns Island Studio, Galway City. The day is designed to assist artists and art students  in their careers and inform them on current issues. Topics covered include: Funding, The Artist Led Initiative, Contributing to the Public Sphere, The Potential of Place and Building a Practice. Speakers on the day: Carl Giffney, Mick Fortune, Aoife Considine, Annette Moloney, Áine Phillips and Mark St. John Ellis. There will also be screenings of documentation of Public Art Projects by county based artist Ceara Conway. The day will close with a breakout session discussing topics that the audience want to follow up on. This event is supported by Galway City and County Councils and is free. Seating is limited so please book by emailing by 23 November.

Email:
Maeve@galwayartscentre.ie

Mad Art Gallery: Call For Submissions

The Mad Art Gallery is looking for professional artists for exhibitions in 2011. Only twelve artists with the most creative ideas and unique techniques will be selected. Please email 5 good quality images of your current work with short information about you to Sofia, for more details check the website:

Address:
MadArt Gallery, 56 Lower Gardiner Street, Dublin 1

Telephone:
0852779024

Email:
sofia@madartstudio.com

Website:
www.madartstudio.com

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Nov
03

Exhibition @ Hamilton Gallery

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Enclave

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Enclave Friday Still Life
Achill Storm 1 Path to the Well
Achill Series ll Raughley l
Achill Series l Waiting for Spring
Quiet Strand Sligo Headland

Light Years – New and Selected Artworks

Nov 4th, 2010 Dec 4th, 2010

Cormac O’Leary

Paintings evolve over years of gathered images, motifs emerging
and receding, stories being retold and reimagined. The Friday still-life was
painted in the hub of a wintry city, ghostly creaking on the studio floorboards,
a street din of traffic and voices outside. More recent work was accompanied
by birdsong and leaves rustling in the breeze. Visitants wandered onto one canvas, from a dusky wood. They lingered in the memory like shades.
As an artist I return to places over time, picking up the threads of a visual story. Scenes change but are also restored, reafirmed. Places are always renewing themselves- a shelf of rock by a thundering sea, beaches in a winter light, fields overshadowed by mountains, forests in seasonal flux. I draw the image out, build it up in waves of colour, try to strike the right note; the afterglow of memory

Feb
25

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Oct
05

‘Shifting Fields’,

An Exhibition of Original Artworks

by The NorthWest Artists Group.

At Markree Castle, Collooney, Co. Sligo

Opening October 24th 2009 at 7 pm.

Runs until November 22nd 2009.

The magnificent Markree Castle proves an appropriate location for the NorthWest Artists Group’s inaugural exhibition entitled ‘Shifting Fields’.

Set in 300 acres of stunning landscape and exquisite gardens, Markree is an inspirational setting, and small wonder that the castle steeped in history (since the 16th century) would also have a long association with the Arts. While staying as a guest Cecil Frances Alexander in 1848 wrote her most famous hymn ‘All things bright and beautiful’, having been deeply moved by her beautiful surroundings. William Butler Yeats also stayed as a guest here when the castle was still a private residence. In the recent past, Markree was popular as an artistic retreat, so against this background of artistry, it is only fitting that the castle should stage the first of what is hoped to be an annual series of art exhibitions featuring the most preeminent artists in and around Yeats country.

The NorthWest Artists Group was conceived at the beginning of this year, initially through a need to network and pull resources in the face of economic changes. The aim of the group was primarily to unite like-minded creative people together and provide a support network for all members and their individual art practices. The group wished to present an open platform for the promotion of original visual art from the North West of Ireland.

From there, it was a natural progression for the members to channel their creative energies into the community by organising public exhibitions. This they have succeeded in doing with ‘Shifting Fields’.

The show will encompass over fifty original works by professional artists from all over the North West. Artists taking part are Marvin Baldemor, Stephen Bennett, Brigid Birney, Lisa Bond, Morgan Ferriter, Marina Hamilton, Geoff Kilpatrick, Maria Noonan-McDermott, Carmel O Callaghan, Cormac O Leary, Thomas Sheridan and Heidi Wickham.

The exhibition will be officially opened by Mr. Niall O Donnell, who is no stranger to the art world, having successfully ran the Cristeph Gallery, one of the oldest galleries in Donegal, for over two decades.

All the artists will be present on Opening night so why not take this opportunity to meet them in person and learn more about their work.

Come along and discover the wealth of talent in your own community. What better way to spend an Autumnal evening, than with the warmth of a real log fire, a glass of fine wine in hand and stimulating conversation against a backdrop of the finest contemporary art the NorthWest has to offer!

For more information contact:

maria@voiceboxartgallery.com 086 8107360

patricia@markreecastle.ie 071-9167800

Aug
24


The North West Artists group had their first group meeting at Markree Castle, Collooney, Co. Sligo. Sunday, 23rd August 2009. The attendees were; Maria Noonan-McDermott, Marvin Baldemore, Geoff Kilpatrick, Thomas Sheridan, Morgan Ferriter, Lisa Bond and Carmel O Callaghan.

Markee Castle will be the venue for the groups first major exhibition on Saturday, 24th October 2009 and will run for a month. The original paintings of a dozen North West artists will be featured. The titled of the exhibition will be “Shifting Fields.”

Markree Castle Website