The art of Bernadette O'Huiginn.
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"Semi-abstraction is the area that I feel happiest in, not pure geometry or pure abstraction or pure figurative representations, but rather the area in between," explains sculptor Bernadette O'Huiginn. "I've always been attracted to the line of beauty, a sinuous, serpentine line. The significance of the curved line is very meaningful; … [Read more...] about Hibernia:
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Spiral, Spiral Night & Other Paintings
By Robert F. Manning
March/April 1994
Robert Manning lives in Vermont. His many trips to Ireland resulted in an exhibit of his paintings: "Stone Walls of Ireland", which ran at the Arts Work Gallery in Hartford, Connecticut. Proleek Dolmen "This spectacular dolmen just out of Dundalk sits in a potato field behind a hotel now and it looks like some giant mushroom. The stones on top are there because of a … [Read more...] about Spiral, Spiral Night & Other Paintings
Art Review: An Alternative Reality
By Frances Haines July/August 1991
"Patrick Graham is a powerful and poetic artist. This man is real. He's the artist to watch in the 1990's.” So says Thomas Hoving, former director of the Metropolitan Museum, New York, now editor for Connoisseur. Graham's impact on Irish art is without precedent, and his work is increasingly arousing a dramatic response in the U.S. In 1986 he exhibited with four Irish … [Read more...] about Art Review: An Alternative Reality