We regularly genuflect at the ‘Maahs’ Alter. Only a few short years after we opened the gallery, did we stumble across the work of artist Kaye Maahs – and we haven’t looked back since! Ailish had attended an art exhibition in Culturlann Sweeney Kilkee, a beautiful nearby library and centre for the arts. She picked…
Born in the West of Clare, not far from its ever changing , awe inspiring coastline, I developed an early connection and appreciation for the raw beauty of the landscape. As a child , I would often visit Loop Head and Baltard with my Father, captivated by its wild, untamed and strikingly bleak scenery; a…
Featured Image: The Magnificent Loop Head by Mark Eldred One of the most important spaces for the procurement and support of Irish art continues to be the corporate space. Although art is, for the most part, an appreciating asset and thus a clever investment, as well as being a positive contribution to their working environments,…
One of the most important spaces for the procurement and support of Irish art continues to be the corporate space. Although art is, for the most part, an appreciating asset and thus a clever investment, as well as being a positive contribution to their working environments, many companies see their purchasing of Irish contemporary art…
Featured Piece: Malachy by Donnacha Cahill – web link to this piece HERE Have you considered extending your display of art to the garden? You don’t need to have a stately home to want to add a new visual element to your outdoor space and original art is a brilliantly individual way of doing so….
Prints, in the art world, are a delicate balance. Are they a good thing? Yes, they really can be. Is there a time when they are a bad thing? Yes, if it hurts the artist’s main body of work. Do collectors take prints seriously? Oh Yes, in some cases, they absolutely do. As a way…
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