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Two Roads Diverge in a Yellow Wood by Mary McGrath
This exhibition, "Gifts of the Mind"(taken from "Ranglan Road" by Patrick Kavanagh) features original prints from 18 Leinster Printmaking Studio Artists.
Opening yesterday Saturday, January 10 it continues until January 25 from 11am to 4pm. It explores a diverse array of printmaking techniques and a variety of styles. It highlights the unique perspectives of each artist, showing how ideas can be transformed into tangible Works of Art.
Kilcock Art Gallery is committed to promoting local artistic talent and fostering a vibrant artistic community in Co. Kildare.
The artists include Mary McGrath, Eileen Keane, Hilary Kinahan, Melissa Cherry, Frank Rafter, Peter Van der Burge, Katherine Smits, Margaret Becker, Rebecca Homfray, Deirdre Shanley, Val Hennigan, William Finnie, Michelle Sweetman, Regina Richardson. Felicity McCartan, Jo Howard, Nuala O'Dea, Gay O'Neill,
Don Braisby, and Pamela de Bri.
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