See you all TODAY at 5pm for our Christmas Show-Opening!! 🎁☃️🎄Lets get together and start this holiday season with some great art!!! 🎄☃️🎁

Closing this 2017, we present to you this month's Christmas Exhibition!! A selection of works from great local and international artists at varied price range, that would make for original and different presents this season! Join us tomorrow, and let us wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy 2018!! 🎄🎁☃️

Achill, Keel Beach by Jonathan Frisby

Please join us this Thursday December 7th, at 5pm for the launch of this year's last exhibition! Showing works by: Dolores Lyne Jonathan Frisby Jane Dunn Malachay Costello Liz Doyle Michael Wann Hughie O'Donoghue Eddie Kennedy Jane Williams Breda Burns Bob Lynn Mary Patterson Rebecca McLynn Gary Robinson Brian Bourke Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and Happy 2018!! 🌲☃️❤️

Recap of November on our walls at GF. 'Mind has Mountains' **Contact us for further information on these, and all original pieces and prints on our photo gallery!! Christmas Show Opening: Thursday Dec.7th!!! 🌲☃️❤️

'Mind has Mountains' an exhibition of four artists responding to a collection of poetry... 'Mountains for Breakfast' by poet Geraldine Mitchell. With works by Aiofe Casby, Margaret Duffy, Jane Williams and Lisa Molina. This exhibition will run through December 2nd! Come in and visit us over this next week!!

Installation Art by Aiofe Casby

TODAY at 5PM!!! Show Opening: 'Mind has Mountains' A collective exhibition by the joint forces of -Geraldine Mitchell -Aoife Casby -Margaret Duffy -Lisa Molina -Jane Williams Visit us during the remainder of this month of November to view this selection in our walls!!

Sculpture by Billy Moore, with 'Wood Shed' by Bob Lynn in the back.. Inbox for prices and other information!

Born in Scotland in 1940, BOB LYNN studied art at the Edinburgh College of Art. Since then he has travelled, studied and worked in London and Poland. In the seventies he fell in love with Ireland and after years of commuting between London and the West of Ireland, he finally settled in Co. Wicklow permanently in 1980. Wicklow has given him a rich store of subject matter, which he has drawn on for many years. His earlier paintings, although recognisable in the drawing aspect, showed the beginnings of his use of exaggerated colour. Strictly speaking his work inhabits a world somewhere between figuration and abstraction: objects and things are strongly suggested if not actually depicted. In his recent work colour is to the fore. Working in the typical Scottish 'colourist' tradition, he uses vibrant colours and broad brushstrokes and has a brilliant compositional sense to create stunning results. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND CV YOU MAY VISIT: www.boblynn.net

Rain or shine!! Another joyous gathering last weekend, amongst friends for the opening of this month's show: Bob Lynn!! Thanks to everyone for coming in to visit!