Showing posts with label Irish art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Irish art. Show all posts

Wednesday 11 October 2017

"Nostalgia's Not What it Was" by Pigsy

Ciaran's exhibition "Nostalgia's Not What it Was" ran from the 5th - 8th of Oct in Fumbally Exchange.  It was a big success with over 400 people visiting over the weekend.

The first piece was "No space for nostalgia" and it was based on this picture of Ciaran as a child with his two best childhood friends.



The photo seemed to spark something in many who visited and lots of his pieces evoked memories of childhood that were familiar to all.

It was great to have both the guys in the picture drop in for a look!



I'm feeling nostalgia just looking at them!!

If you want to see all of the paintings in this exhibition - click here.

Monday 26 September 2016

"I Find You Fascinating"



The KEMP Gallery welcomes another debutant in the Irish art scene "Pigsy" for his solo exhibition “I FIND YOU FASCINATING” at 6pm on Thursday the 6th of October 2016 at 25 South Frederick St, Dublin 2.

Pigsy aka Ciaran McCoy is an award winning architect with ODKM Architects who has designed projects ranging across the commercial, retail, residential and leisure sectors. He borrows from his design and architectural knowledge as well as a flair picked up from his father, who is also an artist, to create diverse artworks. Come along to see the magic that he conjures up with a vast array of media from spray paints to oil sticks.

Drinks on the night will kindly be sponsored by O Brother Brewing.
www.obrotherbrewing.com

Please RSVP to thekempgallery@gmail.com

Click here for Facebook Event page

Sunday 7 August 2016

Busy Weekend with friends & family

I've had a busy week.  I'm doing a lot of yoga after work most evenings so am only getting home about 8.30pm.

Weekends are generally my time for catching up on things that I didn't get done during the week.  However, this weekend I had a lot on so of course I didn't get caught up on chores at all.

On Saturday, I went to Bikram in the morning and then met with Amy & Alice for lunch.  We went up to the RHA to check out the art which was nice!  We agreed that the small gallery was just enough culture for the day :-) 

From Amy's I then cycled down to the conference centre where there was a surprise birthday party for a work colleague on a boat docked up on the liffey.  It was great and I had an enjoyable cycle home about midnght even though it was very windy weather and I was wearing a very short skirt!

Then Sunday started out with more Bikram yoga with Amy.  After yoga I drove home, got my bike and cycled in to town. I then met my mother and two sisters and we went to Featherblade for lunch to mark my mother's birthday. Everyone had a very enjoyable lunch and we followed it with dessert in Amy's.

A lot of fun all in!

Ciaran painted all weekend while I was out carousing.  Here's his latest piece.....