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The artists' works explore their interpretations of nature, history, and beauty
DOORADOYLE Library is launching a new summer exhibition by Croom Art Group, facilitated by Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board.
The group of artists meet weekly in Croom College of Further Education.
This impressive exhibition will showcase a striking selection of works by the passionate group of local artists, and allow hose who visit an insight into what the group does.
The exhibition reflects the group's deep connection to and interpretation of nature, history, and beauty.
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The artists have explored their unique perspectives on the dance of light, shade, texture, colour, and movement across various mediums and periods.
Taking place in the Dooradoyle library, all are welcome to experience the reflective and widely themed collection.
The exhibition runs from June 13 to July 4, opening at 6pm Friday 13.
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