Hamilton Gallery countdown to our St Brigid’s Day exhibition at 12 Star Gallery, Europe House London, is underway.
The exhibition will open to the public from January 23rd and run until February 1st, St Brigid’s Day.
In the run up to our opening night in London we bring you a daily blog with a selection of the 90 works by Irish women artists that will be shown at the exhibition.
We will include interviews and insights from the artists involved as well as other news and developments relating to events at the 12 Star Gallery in London which will occur in compliment to the exhibition.
Today our artists are Susan Dubsky, Karen Daye-Hutchinson, Patricia Curran-Mulligan and Molly Douthit.
mixed media on board
30 cm x 30 cm
unframed
Exhibition Complete. Please Contact Gallery before purchasing as this piece may no longer be available
mixed media on canvas
30.5 cm x 30.5 cm
unframed
Exhibition Complete. Please Contact Gallery before purchasing as this piece may no longer be available
Patricia Curran Mulligan. Residence/Studio, Carrowmore, Sligo Ireland Art Work Title:The Turning of Bridget. Media:Mixed Media: “Layers of media infuse, write out, the time of another year turn for lmbolg, St Bridgets Day twisting sounds to echo words of reposition a new growth beyond the self”
oil on panel
30 cm X 30 cm
unframed
Exhibition Complete. Please Contact Gallery before purchasing as this piece may no longer be available
Mollie Douthit (b. 1986, USA) Douthit currently resides in North Dakota, and spends time in Ireland annually.
“Knowledge is a powerful tool to ward off ignorance. The painting of a woman reading is her own collection of knowledge, similar to the purpose of collecting reeds to build St. Brigid’s cross to ward off fire. The title references the sound of fire, and the Grimm’s tale Rumpelstiltskin.”
St Brigid’s Day exhibition by 90 Irish Women artists at 12 Star Gallery London. Organised by Hamilton Gallery, Sligo, Ireland, with the support of the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the Irish Embassy to Great Britain.
