Colin H DavidsonColin H Davidson, born 1961 in Donaghadee Co. Down.
Sylvia LinehanThe Irish countryside is the spark for her creativity. In particular she has a passion for trees. She is drawn to their complexity and beauty.
Shashi MartynovaIn 2017, she held her first small individual show, The Land of Something Else, in Moscow, and this show was entirely focused on all things Irish.
Pat TraceyPat's paintings are primarily figurative, and range from simple portraiture to intricate narratives. Often using humour, he depicts scenes using social, psychological, and political issues.
Nick FeganMy primary objective is to capture all my subjects outdoors - 'plein-air'. It's a difficult way to paint, however, this gives you two things
Michael ClancyDublin City and its skyline intrigue him and he is a constant cloud watcher. Michael worked as a cameraman and a photographer before taking up the easels and paints.
Madeleine FaddenSometimes I focus on landscape especially when I travel or hill walk. Often it's the flowers and vegetables I grow that inspire me. I typically work in oils but I also like to experiment.
Jaanika TaltsI'm not able to put it into words how much I love colours! Colours are everywhere. We all use the power of colours daily, often unconsciously. For me, colours became my language. A tool I use to translate my thoughts and feelings. Emotions revealed, without saying a word.
Angel Solecki ArnoldHer happiest place is always in front of a canvas giving each of her portraits unique character, flair and personality. When not painting she also teaches art to school children, sharing her skills!
Alan SomersLight and shadow take centre stage, playing on your senses to deliver a city different from the everyday experience; peeling back the modern façade to show what once was, and a reminder of what could be.
TisArtI studied Japanese art at Trinity College, I am also a carver of wood. Both these skills influence my art.
Stephen T ShawMost of my work is inspired by the surrounding landscapes of places I know well in Derry, Donegal and Dublin. I enjoy juggling a professional career in graphic design and working as a painter/artist in the evenings and weekends. I work predominantly in the medium of acrylic.
