Lismore Castle Arts
Dates tbc - 2022
Abstracted by colour, Connors’ paintings and drawings are created through a process of structuring and re-working forms deduced from a process of personal visual research. Over time, these forms and ideas are steadily obscured through the repetitive application of paint and line – a combined visual reduction and dilation, creating poem-like works imbued with an almost psychedelic presence.
Indebted to the physicality of their production – process, materiality and action exist as equivalent points of departure in Connors’ work. Details are seized upon, drafted and re-worked – either within one painting or simultaneously across several; accidental drips and marks accumulated through time spent in his studio become integral to the work, his surfaces registering each moment in their creation. The installation of Connors’ works allude to the struggle and scrutiny of this process.
02 Jan 2019 - 31 Oct 2021
A presentation of new work by Carol Anne Connolly, developed from her 'A Space for Lismore' project.
2021 – 2022
Lismore Castle Arts
Exploring local photographic collections and archives in the Lismore region
28 Aug - 31 Oct, 2021
St Carthage Hall
Kaye will create a new body of work especially for the space at St Carthage Hall
23 Oct - 31 Oct, 2021
Lismore Castle Arts
A fundraising exhibition of over 800 postcards by Irish and international artists
06 Nov - 05 Dec, 2021
St Carthage Hall
An exhibition featuring the work of graduate artists from across the country.
03 Dec, 2021
Lismore Castle
Join the Lismore Castle Gardens team for a hands-on festive wreath-making workshop.
From 2022
Stable Yard at Lismore Castle
Niamh O’Malley has been commissioned to create a new permanent artwork for the former stable yard at Lismore Castle.
Open to view on selected dates from 2022
Lismore Castle Stable Yard
This installation is now permanently housed at the Stable Yard at Lismore Castle.
Dates tbc - 2022
Lismore Castle Arts
2022
Lismore Castle Arts
Monday to Sunday
10:30am – 5:30pm
March – October
St Carthage Hall
Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays
12pm – 5pm
During exhibitions
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