2009 Exhibitions

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	Where Shadows Fall by Liam Jones Liam Jones is a uniquely talented artist who for over a quarterr of a century has captured on canvas the stark beauty of the Irish countryside. January 9th - January 29th
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	Of the Essence by Marja van Kampen Marja van Kampen's warm and vibrant work is very much influenced by the saturated colours, light and vegetation of the south of France, India and other places to which her travels have taken her. January 30th - February 19th
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	New Paintings - soft day, thank God... by Leah Beggs Leah Beggs's rich paintings begin with a pictorial element of landscape in mind... this acts only as a trigger to the final abstracted image. February 20th - March 12th
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	Tribal Dynamics by John Behan RHA John Behan RHA - one of the most important sculptors working in Ireland today - returns with a fine collection of bronze sculpture and paintings. March 14th - April 2nd
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	New Paintings by Charlotte Kelly Charlotte Kelly's oils share a deep intimacy with the earth - this conveys a real feeling of spirituality and emotion. April 3rd - April 23rd
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	New Sculpture by Liam Butler Originally from Kilkenny, Liam Butler showcases his latest exhibition of dynamic new sculpture in welded copper. April 24th - May 14th
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	Making Waves by Various Artists A major group exhibition on the theme of The Sea to celebrate the visit to Galway of the Volvo Ocean Race. May 15th - June 4th
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	New Paintings by Jim Kinch New paintings inspired by Australia and Ireland - full of expression, vigour and light. June 5th - June 25th
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	New Paintings & Limited Edition Prints by Martin Finnin Painting and graphics from Martin Finnin - best described as celebration of the sheer sensuality of colour. From June 26th
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	Two Men, Two Cities by John Minihan Two Men, Two Cities - Minihan brings us on a photographic journey with Francis Bacon and Samuel Beckett. From July 3rd, 2009
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	New Works by John Kingerlee Galway Arts Festival 2009 - Kingerlee - an approach to depicting the landscape which is as radical as it is original. From July 10th
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	EQUUS by Paddy Lennon Dublin born and now Wexford based Paddy Lennon shows a fine collection of equestrian paintings executed in the medium of charcoal. July 23rd - August 6th
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	A Colourful Imagination New Ceramics by John ffrench An exhibition of new works from the internationally renowned Irish ceramic artist John ffrench. August 8th - August 28th
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	New Paintings by Anna Maria Rossi Zen Depicting Ireland for the first time, Rossi-Zen is one of the most important and successful artists of the alpine region and is known far beyond her home country of Italy. August 29th - September 17th
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	New Watercolours by Phyllis del Vecchio Phyllis del Vecchio's still life paintings are rich and warm in colour, more like oils than watercolours, she makes it all look so simple, and that is her great gift. September 26th - October 23rd
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	New Paintings by Stef Callaghan & George Callaghan We think of George and Stef Callaghan as a unit. To meet them is to meet two happy contented people. They are both multi-talented, in love with life, modest, full of fun. This joi de vivre is reflected in their paintings. This is their third major exhibition together in Galway. October 24th – November 13th
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	New Paintings by Fran McCann Fran McCann has developed a highly personal and recognisable style, producing paintings of enormous energy and passion. From November 14th 2009