irish art

We love Instagram! Why? Because it gives you access to tonnes of visual art at your finger tips! Follow @thisheadstuff to stay up to date with our finds on our favourite app! Every week HeadStuff’s Visual Arts Editor will feature posts…

Sadie Cramer is an Irish illustrator who lives in a top secret hide-out on the shores of Lough Corrib, Galway with her husband and four children. Here is a look at her Galway Hooker inspired illustrations. By means of drawing, painting,…

16 - Travelling Exhibition of Prints On 24th of April 2016 in St Peter’s Art Museum and Event Venue, Cork, I had the pleasure of attending the 16 Art exhibition, curated by Jessie Malone in association with Cork and Limerick Printmakers,…

We love Instagram! Why? Because it gives you access to tonnes of visual art at your finger tips! Follow @thisheadstuff to stay up to date with our finds on our favourite app! Every week HeadStuff’s Visual Arts Editor will feature posts…

Emily Robards is an artist and surreal poet living in Limerick County. She works in a variety of media, including printmaking, photography, sculpture, and painting. Her practice incorporates the themes of home, love, nature and the self.…

May is here and with it comes Summer and a whole lot to see and do in the Visual Arts scene in Ireland. LIMERICK PRINTMAKERS | '16' | BELLTABLE Limerick Printmakers are proud to exhibit '16', a box-set created by artists from four Irish…

In Part One of The State of Visual Art Funding in Ireland, I urged artists to speak out about the lack of support given to the arts in Ireland. Here, I will discuss our state institution IMMA and its lack of funding. In a submission to the…

We love Instagram! Why? Because it gives you access to tonnes of visual art at your finger tips! Follow @thisheadstuff to stay up to date with our finds on our favourite app! Every week HeadStuff’s Visual Arts Editor will feature posts…

L&R is an illustration project created by Aoife and Sheena Flynn. As twins we’ve always done everything together and a creative streak (thanks Nan!) meant that included heading to Art College together too. We always talked about doing…

Jill Quigley grew up in Inishowen in Donegal, on a dairy farm, and most of her work is made in and around this environment. After studying art history and ancient history in college, she subsequently spent "quite a few years doing nothing…