Just Checking In.    Sandra.

Last night I attended the Xmas Show held at the Ireland Institute. The venue was busy with a wide variety of colourful paintings to view ranging from figurative to streetscape. This exhibition will continue on the first floor at 27 Pearse Street, Dublin 2 until Wed 4th Dec 2019 at 5.30 pm.

Classy.

Luke Kelly by John Coll.

I want to share my love of mathematics. Created this image on the computer. Adapting to the lockdown. Got to try something new. Learnt lots.

Classy

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O'Mhaonaigh at Kevin Kavanagh

Just back from the opening of Sinéad Ní Mhaonaigh's exhibition 'Dwelling' at the Kevin Kavanagh Gallery, Chancery Lane, Dub 8. Most of Sinéad's paintings were the same shape and size which gave consistency to her exhibition. My favourite painting was the large yellow one called 'Dweling' because it was cheerful. The venue was busy, the atmosphere lively. Sinéad's exhibition will run until 2nd Mar 2024.

Eyeballs 👀

Dáire Lynch at Gallery X

I saw the opening of Dáire Lynch's exhibition at Gallery X, 11 Hume Street, Dublin called 'The Light Falls Softly'. The venue was packed. There were many paintings on view which ranged in size and content. However, most of Dáire's paintings were figurative in genre. I particularly liked his large blue paintings each featuring a single figure with a patterned background. Dáire's exhibition will only run for another week.

Classy.

Luke Kelly by Vera Klute

Yesterday, I visited the marble and metal head of Luke Kelly created by Vera Klute. I thought the portrait was very well done in design and execution. A lovely sense of movement and striking facial expression. I loved the hair. 

Classy. 

Oliver Sears Gallery

Last night, I attended the opening of Catherine Owens’ exhibition ‘6 am’ at the Oliver Sears Gallery, 29 Molesworth St, Dub 2. The gallery was packed. Everyone there was very friendly. It was a treat to view work that looked a bit different. The curtains and LED lights added to the effect of seeing something new. Catherine’s show will run until 31st July 2018. Classy. 

Vera Klute at the Molesworth

I have attended the opening of 'Petals and Pulp', Vera's Klute's exhibition at the Molesworth Gallery, 16 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2. 🌳 Her paintings done in oil on linen or digital watercolour show woodland scenes, foulage and individual flowers. 🌻 I was impressed with the amount of detail that Vera had included in her paintings. A particular example is one of her larger paintings called 'Clearing' which features lots of fallen branches amongst trees. 🌲 I also loved 'Lustre', a painting of foliage due to its vibrant colours. 🏵 Vera has also included a couple of Jesmonite on concrete sculptures in her show. Her exhibition will run until 23rd Dec 2024.

Eyeballs 👀

Tonight, I present the 5th and final packing solution in my exhibition ‘The Beauty of Maths’. The opening hours at In_spire Galerie will be extended to as late as 8.00 pm tomorrow, Thursday and Friday nights to enable you to see my exhibition after work. Please come if you can. Classy / Sandra #in_spiregalerie #inspiregallery #sandramccowen #packingsolutions #circles #art #ceramicart #colour #whattoseeindublin #thebeautyofmaths #maths #classy