Bridge Street Studios exhibition opens in Droichead Arts Centre

Bridge Street Studio artists   Mary Cowan, Suzanne Carroll, Orla Barry, Caóilfíonn Murphy O’Hanlon and Rachel Tinniswood at the opening of The Things that Matter Most are the Things that Can’t be Seen at Droichead Arts Centreplaceholder image
Bridge Street Studio artists Mary Cowan, Suzanne Carroll, Orla Barry, Caóilfíonn Murphy O’Hanlon and Rachel Tinniswood at the opening of The Things that Matter Most are the Things that Can’t be Seen at Droichead Arts Centre | Jenny Callanan

Opening of a new group exhibition The Things that Matter Most are the Things that Can’t be Seen by the artists of Bridge Street Studios, in Dundalk at Droichead Arts Centre, Drogheda.

Dundalk’s Bridge Street Studios artists’ exhibition The Things that Matter Most are the Things that Can’t be Seen has opened in the Droichead Arts Centre.

The exhibition celebrates 30 years of Bridge Street Studios, one of Ireland’s longest-established independent artistic collectives.

The studios have supported generations of emerging and established artists since 1996.

This special group exhibition brings together work by eight professional artists and craftspeople, exploring connection, community, heritage, landscape and the unseen forces that shape our lives.

Featuring Orlaith Cullinane, Rachel Tinniswood, Mary Cowan, Suzanne Carroll, Caóilfíonn Murphy O’Hanlon, Orla Barry, Sarah McKenna and Fiona Quigley, with work spanning painting, sculpture, print, ceramics, textiles and mixed media.

The exhibition will be accompanied by two lunchtime talks:

Saturday 11 July, 12.30pm – Rachel Tinniswood and Orlaith Cullinane

Wednesday 29 July, 1pm – Orla Barry and Fiona Quigley

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