Sult announce Ardclough exhibition
Painting, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, drawing and mixed media
The Heart of me goes thinking long, from the poem The Boreen by local poet and schoolteacher Nora J. Murray is the title of the new Sult artist exhibition in Ardclough Village Centre.
The exhibition showcases work from Sult artists in a variety of media, which include painting, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, drawing and mixed media and was launched on October 24. It will continue until end December 2024.
Members of Sult Arrtists will host a series of workshops, the first of which begins Thursday 24 October at 9.30. If you are interested in any please email [email protected] or phone087 2875616 or 087 6616863.
Ardclough Village Centre is housed in a building that served as Ardclough’s primary school, St Anne’s NS from 1949 t0 2013. It is an exhibition and event centre for the village as well as a lovely café/restaurant.
Various aspects of local and regional history are commemorated with storyboard throughout the building, writers and artists such as Emily Lawless and Mary Redmond, patriots such as John Devoy and Valentine Lawless, horses and hurlers that won national international fame.
Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 9.30 am to 15.00pm