Deirdre Conroy presents three examples from a number of conservation projects initiated by the grant scheme of the Irish georgian Society
Over the past five years, the Irish Georgian Society (IGS) has provided restoration grants for multiple cultural heritage projects throughout Ireland, totalling over €250,000. The pooling of resources from Ireland, England and America (New York and Chicago Chapters), along with the expertise of technical, art, craft, and conservation individuals, has culminated in the restoration of distinct elements of our cultural memory.
Brian McAvera wonders whether soulless consumerism is the message in Ian Cumberland’s dramatically installed artworks recently shown at Golden Thread Gallery in Belfast
Anita Groener’s strength lies in a total focus on her theme and her art, an art that draws in and challenges the viewer, writes Judith Hill
‘I’m trying to make the invisible visible’ Pat Harris tells Brian McAvera on the eve of his exhibition at the Taylor Galleries, Dublin