Bridget Fahy
A talented Irish Artist currently painting from her Studio in Tala, Pafos. She has exhibited in Ireland, England, Cyprus and at the Florence Biennale in Italy in Dec 09. Her work is included in many public and private International collections.
Niamh Slack
Working in oils and acryclics, my art draws its inspiration from the natural landscape. Painting outdoors whenever possible, I especially enjoy depicting the woodland and coastal scenes of the East and West of Ireland.
John Jermyn
Living on the edge of the cliff at Fennells Bay, Crosshaven in County Cork, John Jermyn has gained a fascination with landscape. He also works as a designer and consultant in the field of landscape architecture.
Liz Crossley
Internationally renouned Artist, with a great interest in Ireland.
Jonny Donutz
His second exhibition comprises of his latest work, inspired by sea and stone
and entitled "The Struggle".
The Struggle is an exhibition, an installation revealing Jonny's central philosophy that everyone has a gift.
Sean Corcoran
An Irish artist based in Waterford. He works in many different media, currently on Architectural and Digital projects.
Caoimhghin Ó Croidheáin
An Irish artist who has exhibited widely around Ireland. His work consists of drawings and paintings and features local scenes as well as images from his travels to the west of Ireland and abroad. His social and political themes range from the local to the global.
John Morris
- His paintings are about light and the effects of light on objects such as figures, water, landscape.
Veronica Heywood- Her work can be found in private collections in Ireland, England, Europe and the USA. An experienced teacher in Northern and Southern Ireland, she gives lectures and Masterclasses. On the National Council of An Taisce and a founder of "Eigse Laoghaire", the Dun Laoghaire Arts' Centres Multi-Cultural Arts Group. Her paintings are delicately painted in soft hues and show great sensitivity in capturing the landscape.
Seamas Culligan, Painter
Roger Cummiskey
A Dublin Watercolourist, specializing in watercolor paintings which take their themes and titles from the wanderings and writings of James Joyce.
Matt Doyle
- Irish Photographer and Painter of celebrity portraits
Patricia McCormack French, Watercolourist
Now residing in Castlerock, Northern Ireland. She has won several artist in residence awards, solo exhibitions and corporate commissions in Ireland and abroad. An Irish finalist on BBCs Watercolour Challenge 2000; Bass Ireland Contemporary Art Awards selection, 2002.
Felim Egan
Philip and Kate French
Their gallery, exclusive to their work only, is situated in a period listed house in the small quaint town of Kinsale, Co. Cork, Ireland.
Eileen Ferguson and Neil Greig
Sean Hillen
- Paper Collages
John Jobson- Covering a broad spectrum of representational landscape through to more abstract and figurative art forms.
Alan Kenny, Painter
Kees Kramer
- Born in Holland, grew up and inspired by West Cork, a very picturesque area in the south of Ireland.
Gervaise Landy, Painter
Michael Loyer
- FarmScapes
Jim Lawn
- A contemporary Irish artist based in the town of Dungarvan, County Waterford, Ireland. Jim's works are also available in a poster format.
Marty Garland
- Lives and works in Dundalk, Ireland. His style is a mixture of creative digital, photography & paintings - mostly in acrylics and pastels.
Mary McSweeney
- Her portrayal of the Irish people at work and at play evokes the same memorable nostalgia that made Norman Rockwell's heartwarming scenes of life in America so popular.
James G.Miles
Painting in the hamlet of Minerstown, County Down. James is inspired by the fabulous natural beauty of Dundrum Bay, Tyrella Beach, St. John's Point, Coney Island, Rossglass, Ardglass and the Mountains of Mourne.
Barrie Maguire- Artist, Painter
Brian McCarthy- Art In Print
Ray McEvoy- Photo Artist.
- A mix of surrealist and mood inspiring imagery of landscapes, objects and animals.
John Nolan- Artist, Painter
Pádraig Naughton
-Tactile and Visual Artist
Jonathan O'Dea
- An Irish born Artist, producing abstract figurative painting which examine nationalisn and nationhood.
Michael O'Connor
Landscapes, portraits and other works using a variety of media including oil paints, acrylic and watercolours.
Tomas O'Maoldomhnaigh
- Landscapes, Illustrations ,Portraits
Maire O'Sullivan
- The Ballyvourney Artist
James Quinn- A full member of AAI (Association of Artists in Ireland) he works with acrylics on canvas, mixed media, and digital imagery. He has majored in sculpture at the College of Marketing & Design, Dublin. His works are represented in many private and corporate collections in Ireland, and internationally.
Paul Regan- Since his graduation in 1993 from the College of Marketing and Design, Dublin, he has been the recipient of numerous Arts Council awards. He has had a number of solo exhibitions and presented his work in numerous group exhibitions internationally. His work has been reviewed widely in the media and is represented in a number of international private and public collections.
Frances Ryan
Laurien Scheffers- Artist, working with Acrylics on canvas. She was Born in the Netherlands, and studied at the Utrecht School of the Arts and at the Academia Delle Belle Arti in Bolonga, Italy. She is now living in Ireland, gaining inspiration for her paintings from the its myths, legends and landscape.
Anne Stahl
- Abstract Modern Landscape Painter. Born and brought up in Gremany, she has trained and worked in Ireland for the last decade. She is the winner of numerous Irish Arts Council awards, and is repesented widely in Irish exhibitions and collections.
Ross Stewart
- Painter, Illustrator
Vivienne St Clair-Collins
- Impressionist Painter working with oil on wood or panel and pastel. Her paintings infuse her mainly Irish scenes, with light and colour. Vivienne who was born and educated in London, now lives and works in Tralee, Co. Kerry, on Ireland's west coast. Formerly an archaeological illustrator, her paintings are influenced by the French Impressionists and modern English Impressionists. Her work can be purchased directly online.
Edmund Sullivan- A prolific Irish American painter, focusing his life's work on the Irish Landscape. He studied at the Art Students League in NYC under Mr. Arthur Maynard and in 1976 he exhibited his work at a major show in New York City, where it was a well received. His brilliant renditions of Ireland are also produced in limited-edition prints and as record album covers.
Aidan Timmons
- Irish landscape painter.
Conor Walton
- Painter. Born Dublin 1970. Graduated from the National College of Art and Design in 1993. MA in Art History and Theory at the University of Essex, 1995. Studied painting and old master techniques in Florence with Charles Cecil. First solo exhibition Dublin 1999.
The Taylor Prize for painting; The Don Niccolo D'Ardia Caracciolo RHA Medal; The Keating McLoughlin Medal.
His works are held by a number of major Irish collectors.
The Works
- Rosemary Canavan and Michael Cunningham
Yanagi
- A best-selling and sought-after artist working in Ireland. Yanagi first began exhibiting his work in 1984 and in the following decade lived and worked in Minneapolis, Oslo, Barcelona and London. He has lived in Clonakilty, Ireland since 1995.
Three Barrett Sisters- Ailbhe, Ester and Louise Barrett are self taught, young Irish artists. Ailbhe specialises in Lanscapes, while Ester favours Equine Art. Louise is interested in Animal Portraits, Irish & Canadian Landscapes and Hunting Scenes. They have exhibited in Ireland, France and in North America.
Brian Boylan
Born in Dublin, Ireland he began his career in animation at Sullivan Bluth Studios. Over the course of the past ten years he has worked at major animation studios such as Disney, Warner Brothers and Dreamworks.
Henry Blackmore
Rachel Burke - An exploration of figurative and landscapes images in paint and inks on canvas. B.A. (Painting) Honours graduate from the Crawford College of Art and Design in Cork. Rachel's work has been presented in a several exhibitions in Ireland, since graduation.
Oliver Comerford, Painter
his spiritual and religious engagement with it, turning a field in early morning fog into a sublime experience.
The work is figurative and realistic, but that realism is tempered by its deliberate lack of specificity
The paintings deliberately invoke photography
James Culligan
- Multimedia Artist and Teacher
