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The exhibit will feature a vibrant mix of art
Creative Spark says it is proud to present Glór | Ciúnas, a group exhibition at Dundalk’s An Tain Arts Centre showcasing new work by artists from the 2024/25 Artist-in-Residence programme.
Featuring a vibrant mix of painting, print, installation, sculpture, and mixed media, the exhibition brings together work by Aoife Cawley, Klowi, Claire McAteer, Colleen Eilís Murphy, Nicola Moran, Áine Dunne, Maria Atanacković, and Eimear Murphy.
The title Glór | Ciúnas translating as Loud | Silence reflects the work created by this year’s artists.
Some use bright, bold colours to express energy and stories while others create subtle, quiet works that invite you to reflect.
Glór | Ciúnas marks the eleventh year of the Artists-in-Residence exhibition hosted in an Táin Arts Centre.
The Creative Spark Residency Programme, supported by the Arts Service of Louth County Council and the Arts Council of Ireland, is dedicated to providing essential support to artists.
Opening launch is on Thursday 2nd October at 7pm.
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