Brian MacGabhannI was born in Dublin and have been drawing on and off for many years most of these drawings have been finished in the last 2 years.
Zita McGarryI create a dense and richly textured surface by manipulating materials (polyfiller/gel) through etching, carving and lively brushwork. These elements combine with colour washes and muted tones to create a striking balance between abstract expression and control.
Tom HerdmanI strive to perfect on how one incorporates the subtleties, colour and movement of water into a still artwork. I do not define myself by any particular style or era but put simply, I paint what I enjoy painting
Micheal Gallaghermy art explores the nature, landscape, history and people of Ireland. I am a self-taught artist, and I continue to develop and adapt my techniques.
Mary KavanaghI have been President of the Glenageary Art Group and more recently of the Dublin Art Society enjoying many years organising and taking part in Group Exhibitions.
Gary McMullanI am a human being living on planet Earth enslaved by the tyranny of the blood lined gods. I express my last freedoms through my imagination.
Ben PatemanTried for years to make a living out of art, animation, tattooing, teaching children, graffiti workshops for young people, illustrations, commissions but it never worked out for me. I work in healthcare now and paint as a hobby, which is a balance I enjoy.
Ani MollereauThrough my sculpture I free my Spirit that is within and tell my story but I also want the viewer to be inspired to see their story too that is my motivation to create.
Roberta RoperMy inspiration is the Irish landscape, and my love of nature, birds and animals. I have over the years exhibited my work in various locations from Buncrana to City hall in Cork and locations in between.
Deirdre GrovesAbstract portraits, contemporary, original art, fine art prints
Carol Ann WaldronOriginally working in pencil, she quickly moved to acrylic, pastel, watercolour and eventually to oil - which remains her primary medium.
Tom HogartyAs the founder of The New Irish Art project I thought I might share how I have used art during these challenging times.
