Arts / Ealaí & Artists Trail 2009
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1. Antonio Fazio moved to southwest of Ireland on the Dingle Peninsula in 1991, where he now lives and works. Fascinated and inspired by ancient Celtic design, Irish mythology and wildlife, he began to carve his ideas in stone. Since then he has created carvings in stone that have been bought by collectors from across the world. Wednesday April 29th |
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2. Caoimin O Fraithle lives in Dingle and has worked in Diseart. His Tree Art is impressive and daunting. Wednesday April 29th |
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3. Ursel Tramski - POTS IN THE GAZEBO Wednesday April 29th |
4. Silke Michels Wednesday April 29th |
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5. Niall Naessons lives in Brandon, Co. Kerry. He specialises in landscape. Wednesday April 29th
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6. Una Ní Shé works with felt and is inspired by poems of Cathy Ní Bheildúin Wednesday April 29th |
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7. The Dingle Art Group will be presenting a delightful and unusual display of Local Scenes and Still Life. Come and enjoy light refreshments with us on Old Monastery |
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8. Michael Travers In this exhibition - Tine ghealáin ar muir, A moment of sea and phosphorescence at Lios Dána we have a Preview of 2008 - 2009 paintings Live music Eoin Duignan Inch |
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9. Mazz O’ Flahery is an award winning Dingle born folk artist and musician. In 1975 women's international year, she won the soroptomists award in the oil category. In 1997, she converted her cottage in Dingle town to a studio gallery. Visit website Chapel Lane
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10. Manuel Scrima Greenlane Gallery |
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11. Julie Beckett - On the Art Trail for Féile na Béaltaine for the first time, Julie welcomes you to her new Gallery and Studio in Ballyferriter West. Her own unique style of painting will be exhibited at home and aboard and can also be viewed on her website Julie Beckett
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Joint exhibit of Artists 12-17 12. Adrienne Heslin, the proprietor of Tig Bhric, is a working sculptor whose works are to be seen in and around the environs of the pub. Tig Bhric / Bricks Pub |
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13. Liam O'Neill is amongst Ireland's most talented contemporary artists. He is a self-taught painter, who, over the last twenty years, has shown work at the Royal Hibernian Academy, Oireachtas, National Portrait Exhibition and Claremorris Open. His paintings are collected nationally and internationally. Over the course of his career as a painter, Liam O'Neill has developed a reputation as one of the finest portrayers of human beings and of West Kerry, and his painterly interest in the lives and environs of West Kerry has become his hallmark. Tig Bhric / Bricks Pub |
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14. Claire Curneen is becoming one of Britain’s foremost figurative ceramicists, renowned for the haunting, emotive porcelain figures that she has been making for over 10 years. Fascinated by the human body, she explores themes of human alienation, femininity, spiritualism and the inner life, the combination of bodily flesh and spiritual existence. These naked figures have extraordinary presence, awkward and vulnerable yet also self-contained and inscrutable. Tig Bhric / Bricks Pub |
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15. Mick Davis is a sculptor / stonecarver living in West Kerry. His subject matter varies widly from the abstract to more figurative forms. He is presently working on a series of busts of local people.He carves at his workshop in Riasc recently built with generous help from Údaras.na Gaeltachta. Tig Bhric / Bricks Pub |
16. Andrew Duggan Tig Bhric / Bricks Pub |
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17. Ursula Flannery - Just took this photo of a “DOUBLE Canvas Study in oils and mixed media which is called “ Life is what Happens when you are making other plans “ It is richly textured with layers and layers as there are in life. It is one of my Abstracts though I also do Sea Scapes, from that wonderful area and love the geography as well as the geology and Folklore of our Peninsula. Tig Bhric / Bricks Pub
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18. Tomas O Ciobháin Known primarily as a etcher he also is a typographical and historical painter of considerable skill and deftness. His signature pieces are seen from aerial perspective, over looking an area which he knows well. |
