*Strawberry Moon by Gina O’Connor. 

‘OUTSIDE IN’ a new exhibition by Limerick-born artist Gina O’Connor is now on display at the Scariff Library Gallery.

Clare Arts Office and Scariff Library Gallery have collaborated with Gina to showcase the exhibition which drew inspiration on the beauty of the West of Ireland.

Gina divides her time between Limerick and West Clare. While Gina is mostly self-taught, she has also completed art courses in TUS (LCAD) and LCFE. Gina has exhibited in many galleries including Draíoctht (Adare), The Bridge (Ballina/Killaloe) and Hare’s Corner (Limerick).

She is inspired by the nurturing beauty of the West of Ireland and draws on her experiences of being in nature on foot, on bike and swimming in the sea. Her exhibition, ‘Outside In’ is a reflection of these experiences.

Gina works mainly in oils with palette knife and brush in a semi-abstract style. Gina loves to experiment and is often surprised by the interesting and colourful faces, figures and features that emerge from her explorative journeys on canvas. Atmosphere, emotion, and motion are central to her work. Gina describes her experience of painting as an “urgent outburst of expression”.

This free exhibition runs from 24th August to 16th September 2022, and everyone is welcome

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