Please see images below for the artworks kindly donated to the Drummin Bog Project Fundraiser Art Event.
Click on an image to see the full-size artwork itself and to enjoy all the artworks as slideshow.
Mary Canty
Mairead Holohan
Annabel Konig
Joe O’Mathuna
Lorraine Cross
Lorraine Cross
Lorraine Cross
Dick Donaghue
Anthony Hobbs
Lorraine Cross
Fergus Doyle
Lorraine Cross
Margaret McDermott
Maura O’Halloran
Frank Abruzze
Sarah Iremonger
Garret Michael
Giulia Canevari
Tina Claffey
Irene Whyte
Phillipa Baylis
Rosie O’Gorman
Phillipa Baylis
Kathy Herbert
Catherine Duffe
Eoin MacLochlainn
Anne MacLeod
Mary Brennan
Frances Micklem
Andrew Kavanagh
Tina Kavanagh
Amelia Peart
Mo Montgomery
Steven Aylin
Margaret Doyle Hobbs
Martina Furlong
Andrew Kavanagh
Patricia Duffe
Nuala Grogan
Val Hennigan
Andy Lewis
Sinead Keogh
Andrew Kavanagh
Pav + Nick
Pav + Nick
Pav + Nick
Gay O’Neill
Bridget Flannery
Micasso
Pat Grassick
Micasso
Frances O’Dwyer
Jane Meyler
Marja Van Kampen
Maeve Coulter
Art O’Neill Mooney
Pat Byrne
Carolin Schofield
Hanneke Van Ryswyk
Romy Hogan
David Begley
Bridget Monks
Sean Hardie
Bernie Masterson
Pamela De Bri
Kathleen Foley
Bridget Flannery
Tonomi MacElwee
Monica De Bath
Brigid O’Regan
Breda Malone
Wendy Judge
Jason Ellis
Jan Ryan
Margaret Becker
Steven Aylin
Bernie Masterson
Bernie Masterson
Dorothy Ellen Kitchen
F. Grace
Brigid O’Regan
Chloe Stapleton
F. Grace
Mary Clare Nolan
Lorraine Hayden
Lorraine Hayden
Bridget Flannery
Catherine Duffe
Rita Stapleton
Louise Treacy
Holger Louze
Holger Louze
Leiko Uchiyama
Chloe Brenan
Anthony Lyttle
Andrew Pike
Axel Bernstorff
Clare Ormerod
Sabine Springer
Orla Kelly
Sinead Fahy
Axel Bernstorff
Julie Cusack
Orla Kelly
Cornelia McCarthy
Michele Sweetman
Jacqueline O’Neill
Orla Callaghan
Anna Rackard
Bobbi Smith
Thomas Barron
Jules Michael
Ann Nolan
Cathy Fitzgerald
Ann Nolan
Eileen Mulrooney
Tony Robinson
Ann Bernstorff
Brian Mulvany
Mary Ann Gelly
Paul Mosse
Jack Sheehan
Holger Louze
Lorna Corrigan
Lynda Phelan
Eileen Hutton
Emma Jane Champley
Tony Robinson
John Horan
Cathy Dineen
Rosalind Murray
Darren Caffrey
Elizabeth Joly
Martin Lyttle
Sonia Caldwell
Maria Levinge
Eileen MacDonagh
Lucy Moore
Caroline Murphy
Maria Brennan
Debra Bowden
Sinead Lucey
The work will also be installed in VISUAL, Carlow to view from Wednesday 29th November.
Names of participating artists will be REVEALED at the sale of these works in VISUAL on Saturday 2 December 2017 from 5.30 – 7pm.
Artworks will be €30 each and frames will also be available to purchase. All proceeds will go to support the Carlow Drummin Bog Project.
Can’t Attend the Event in Visual? You can also donate to the Drummin Bog Project via PayPal or your credit or debit card.
Our deep appreciation to all the participating artists
and we do hope you can join us at VISUAL Carlow to celebrate the unique natural heritage of Carlow’s only raised bog.
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Reblogged this on The Hollywood Forest Story : An Eco-Social Art Practice | Co. Carlow Ireland and commented:
I’m delighted to be a volunteer on the committee for a new project that is celebrating County Carlow’s last remaining raised bog – Drummin Bog, near St Mullins.
It’s a great committee to be involved with and my artist colleague Jules Michaels has organised this art event fundraiser to engage the local community, many who don’t know that Carlow has a raised bog. I’ve enjoyed creating the website and online slideshow for this project and also in thinking about the power of bring art strategies to environmental projects..
As alongside the environmental studies, education, local history and access plans being organised for the bog, artistic strategies are being employed to engage the local community and visitors to the area.
From the project website:
“Funding is currently being sought to commission a suite of baseline scientific surveys and maps of the bog which will better inform and plan the future restoration of the site to active peat-forming capacity. This baseline data will initially include topographical, hydrogeological, geological and ecological. This will assist in monitoring the success of restoration measures undertaken.
Artistic strategies will also be employed alongside science activities to engage the hearts and minds of the local community to celebrate this unique natural heritage feature of South Carlow. Recording local cultural and folk histories of people who have long interacted with bog will be important. Artistic strategies to highlight the beauty and understanding of this unique natural heritage area are also planned to engage both the local community and visitors.
Overall, these science and art activities will develop the overall site at Drummin bog as a important South Carlow conservation, educational and amenity area for the local community and beyond.”
There’s a power when we bring art and science together to engage people in their environments, isn’t there?
Enjoy the artworks and please do come and support the event on Sat 2 Dec at VISUAL Carlow if you are in the area.
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