Panna ZsambaI'm a self-taught watercolour artist with a great interest in the mythical and imaginary. My subjects are mostly fantastic beasts, but I have a thing for birds, especially poultry.
Marcel LindsayI took up painting while on holidays and have never looked back. I work in Acrylics and Pen for the most part and love painting the Sea and Coastlines
Martin PrendergastMy art comes from life and imagination. They are from the life and experiences that I have had
Colin WoodI work mostly in oil's, painting local views and landmarks as well as some of the more well known places in Ireland as well as locations farther afield.
Joe FulhamI mostly do oils, and have sold and given away paintings. I have a number of paintings on permanent display in DVI community Centre in Cabra.
Ruth MoloneyI try to make my art joyful and focus on people, animals and places that put a smile on my face or give me cause for reflection. I love expressive people and so I also experiment with portraiture in graphite and life drawing.
Nana BradleyNana is a self-taught artist who has worked to add her own artistic interpretation to the landscapes and characters that have inspired her, extending her artist licence on occasion to the landscapes of the Orient.
Kevin McSherryKevin's pieces have been exhibited in galleries in London, Paris and Dublin and major Irish cities. He has also been involved in shows in le Louvre, Paris and the Chester Beatty Library, Dublin.
Gerard BuckleyI paint local scenes in oils, the Irish landscape is my constant source of inspiration. I aim to capture the essence of this timeless beauty, both in traditional and abstract form.
David MerrifieldDavid Merrifield graduated from DIT college of art in 1998 with an honours degree in fine art. He lives and works in Co.Donegal.
Noella ManleyI am enthralled by the beauty in the world about us and I strive to capture it through my painting. I find my self drawn to land seascapes and still life. I work mainly in oils.
Luke HickeyThe artist's work depicts scenes from ordinary, everyday life, paying attention to the daily routine and everyday objects. These subjects are explored through emotions that relate to depression.
