WALKING THROUGH BY NIAMH SYNNOTT – SCULPTURE IN CONTEXT 2017
I like this work “Walking Through” by Niamh Synnott and reminds me of “Equality Emerging – The People” by John Behan which is located near Galway Cathedral.
sculpture in context 2017
THE DINOSAURS BY BRIAN SYNNOTT
THE DINOSAURS BY BRIAN SYNNOTT – SCULPTURE IN CONTEXT SEPTEMBER 2017
Sculpture In Context 2017 at the National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin, Dublin 9.
7th September to 20th October 2017
This sculpture by Brian Synnott was the highlight of the exhibition for most children.
Recipients of the 2017 Awards
The McKeon Stone Awards. For works of distinction in stone, were awarded to:
1st Prize – Claudia Pigors – Hug Umarmung
2nd Prize – Stephen Burke – Water
3rd Prize – Darren Rogers – Born in the Sea.
The Bronzeart Award. For a work of distinction in any medium, was awarded to:
Catherine Byrne for Regeneration & Seed
Mill Cove Award. For a work of distinction in any medium, was awarded to:
Martin O’Keefe for Sunrise
The Zozimus Award. For a work of distinction in any medium exhibited in the gallery, was awarded to:
Sophie Kate Curran for Entrophy IV
A huge thanks to Bronzeart, McKeon Stone, The Mill Cove Gallery and Gallery Zozimus for their very kind support and sponsorship of our awards this year.
3 Sculpture in Context Awards for large outdoor works of distinction in any medium were awarded this year, recipients were:
Martin O’Keefe for Sunrise
Mick Davis for Le Poete
Brian Synnott for Dinosaurs
The winner of this years People’s Choice award for most popular outdoor work will be named after the exhibition closes.
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