New Lake Exhibition


Dunfanaghy Workhouse, Donegal

Art Exhibitions

  • Karen O'Kane
    Saturday 5th June until Friday 25th June 2010
  • Rowland White
    Saturday 26th June until Friday 16th July 2010
  • Nora Duffy
    Saturday 17th July until Friday 6th August 2010
  • Ivan Armstrong
    Saturday 17th July until Friday 6th August 2010
  • Heather Simpson
    Saturday 7th August 2010 until Friday 27th August
  • Jim Osborne
    Saturday 28th August until Friday 25th September

painting by Karen O'Kane image by Rowland White painting by Nora Owen

Karen O'Kane - "Flowers"
An Exhibition in Silk"

Rowland White - "Natural Beauty"
Landscape & Nature Photographer
Nora Duffy - "Images of My Life"
Nora lives and works on the edge of the Derryveagh Mountains, a sheep farmer, she is working with the seasons and experiences the colours of nature everyday, which is reflected in her pieces. She changes mediums with ease and is also a printmaker and makes Original Limited Edition Etchings. Exihibiting regularly, both locally and in the RDS, Dublin. Her maternal Grandfather hailed from Renvyle, Connemara, Co. Galway and this she incorperates into her work. She is the Vice Chairperson and Secretary of CUISLE, the Donegal Gaeltacht Art and Crafts Collective and a member of Donegal Irish Farmers Association.
painting by Ivan image by Heather Simpson painting by Jim Osborne

Ivan Armstrong - “Off The Edge”
Web: www.ivanarmstrongarts.co.uk

Heather Simpson
Exhibition of Paintings

Jim Osborne - “Outa My Head”
I'm a largely self-taught landscape artist and I work in watercolour, acrylic & oils, my inspiration being my surroundings, the light, and the weather, with its' many moods. My work is in private collections in the US, Canada, Germany, Sweden, UK and Ireland. I started painting on my return to Ireland in 2001, tutored in watercolour by a local artist. I then decided to let myself loose and develop my own style, bold and full of colour.

Web: www.osborneart.com

 

 

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