Urban Expression And Depression By Infomatique
DELIQUESCENCE I BY AYELET LALOR
Ayelet is a Dublin-based Irish artist. She specialise in decorative and colourful sculpture and graphic art: ceramic and bronze figurative sculpture, print and painting. Art and creativity have always been an intrinsic part of her life, and her work is inspired by the female form, joy and life.
She works in a variety of media and scales. Her artwork and designs are available to purchase in the shop, and she welcomes commission enquiries, so get in touch.
HYBRID A SCULPTURE BY MICHELLE MAHER
The Artist: “I am an award-winning Ceramic Artist in practice since 2003, who lives and works in Castleknock, Dublin. I regularly exhibit my sculptures in gardens and public spaces all over Ireland and my work is held in the collections of numerous public buildings.
My ceramic sculptures are an exploration of colour and texture. The idea of connection is central to my practice; both in terms of how my pieces connect to each other and how they connect to the spaces they exist in.
THE SOULS OF THE TREES – EBONY AND OAK BY MERCE CANADELL
Photographed using an iPhone 12 Pro Max plus the Halide App.
Last Monday I visited the Botanic Gardens to the indoor section of the Sculpture In Context exhibition and was told to come back at the weekend as public access was not possible on weekdays. Today, Sunday 10 October 2021, I visited again to be informed that it is closed on Sundays … I must admit that I was under the impression that the weekend included Sunday.
Anyway, as I decided to walk around the gardens using my iPhone 12 Pro Max.
Born in Barcelona, Mercè Cañadell studied Ceramics and Sculpture in Massana School of Art & Design from 1990-93.
Since then she has continued studying different techniques and the use of different materials, covering mould making, sculptural ceramics, carved wood and painted textiles.
She has been in Ireland since 2002.
An important part of her artistic development involved metal work and casting bronze in Barcelona and in Dublin. She is an artist that enjoys working in different media. Her sculptures in bronze and ceramics have been exhibited regularly in galleries throughout Ireland and Dublin.
CONTEMPLATION BY HELEN WALSH – SCULPTURE IN CONTEXT 2021 [SEP-OCT]
Winner: “Outoor Work Of Distinction”
Helen Walsh Helen was born in the UK and grew up in Skibbereen; she studied Fine Art Sculpture in Limerick College of Art & Design, where she graduated in 1989. Soon after, she was commissioned to make two permanent, public works of Art. In 1994 she was awarded residency to Australia on grounds of distinguished talent. In Australia she worked on sets and props for TV, film and advertising. Helen moved back to West Cork where she now lives and works.
helensculpts.portfoliolounge.com/portfolio/more-about-helen
AN LINN A SCULPTURE BY BRID NI LINN
An Linn is the Irish for “the age”.
As a matter of interest instead of Ó and Mac, Ní and Níc respectively are used after names of females in surnames and it should be mentioned that Mc is but an abbreviated version of Mac [though some may disagree]
Brid received a diploma from the National College of Art. She works as a sculptor and has created many pieces in bronze, stone and wood, some with religious themes for churches and several outdoor pieces which can be found in Ireland, U.K and the U.S.A. Her work has been exhibited at RHA and the Oire.
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