Marion Stern is an intuitive, self-taught artist who reconnected with art in 2016 and has used this creative outlet as an expression of her own journey of self-discovery and healing. To date she has completed 4 Solo exhibitions at the ARTBANK in Bunclody in Co. Wexford. In May 2019 ”Introduction to the artist”, in February 2020 “These are my words”, in May 2022 “Metalheads” and June 2024 “Soul Song”. She also exhibited Soul Song at Creative places in Tipperary town in Sept 2024.
Visual Art (including sculpture, print, painting, photography, ceramics etc)
Lucy is a multi disciplinary artist who's practice encompasses social engagement, performance, sculpture and illustration. Her works have been shown both locally and further afield and her pieces appear in private collections worldwide. Lucy enjoys working with youth and community groups on both long and short term projects.
I’m a visual artist and writer, working with text, live event, video and sculpture. I am engaged in access led research
and practice since developing a condition which affects my mobility in recent years. I’m a portfolio artist with
field:arts curator Iarlaith Ni Fheorais. In 2023 we developed an ambitious new body of sculpture and text entitled
Support | Work as part of TULCA, commissioned by Arts & Disability Ireland. This was the first major commission I
completed since becoming disabled, working with a support worker.
Vi Bell is an emerging mixed-media artist based in Tipperary. A graduate of the Limerick School of Art and Design, she brings a thoughtful and immersive approach to materials, exploring their tactile and visual qualities as well as their emotional resonance.
After a dynamic career in project-based business roles, Bell turned to art as a way to explore the quiet narratives within stillness.
Expanding beyond her studio-based practice, she is now exploring community-engaged art, finding a deep sense of purpose in collaborative and socially driven projects.
Marie-Therese Walker of MTW Jewellery is a Goldsmith and Jewellery Designer. Her jewellery is hand-forged using precious metals and gemstones and is available to buy through her Gallery-Workshop in Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, and online on her website, Facebook and Instagram.
Edwina is a visual artist based in Nenagh, Co. Tipperary. She graduated LSAD in 1992 with a degree in sculpture and a H. Dip in Teaching. Her earlier work was mainly abstract, using ink and wax to create vibrant, colourful and bold pieces.
She now works mainly with oil paint on canvas translating her daily lake swims from photographs onto semi abstract paintings.
She has more recently been experimenting with textiles bringing the craft of crochet into the world of art.
I am a recent graduate from SETU Waterford where I studied Visual Communication. I'm a dedicated photographer and graphic designer, with a singular focus on my projects. For my photography, each image serves as a piece of a larger narrative, capturing pivotal moments that come together to tell stories. Photography has always been my creative outlet, a craft that I am continuously developing and striving to perfect. The processes I've developed in photography transfer to my graphic design work. Prioritising the work and the process.
Originally from Bucks Co. PA USA, now living in Co. Tipperary. Studied Foundation Fine Art at Tyler School of Art, Temple University. I am a largely self taught visual artist/painter. Working with oils I paint landscapes and still lifes in the subject of identity and the human condition.
I draw inspiration from the Art and Photography of the early decades of the twentieth century, particularly the German and Russian. Many of whom were killed in WW1.
An era that existed in the hinterland, drawing from their past but hinting towards options, some of which were developed in the US throughout the 20th century by the likes of Georgia O'Keefe and Alfred Stiglitz. And in Ireland by Mainie Jellett. They lived through hell, or died in it.
Benedict Hutchinson is a photographic artist who lives in Cloughjordan Ecovillage, Co Tipperary, Ireland. He grew up in England where he studied Photography at Kent Institute of Art and Design (1990).
Benedict’s work draws on the environment, sustainability and social justice.