Willie has been working hard for months in preperation for the largest art fair in Ireland.

Ireland’s biggest and best art fair is returning to the RDS this year. Running from Friday, 11th November to Sunday, 13th November, Art Source is a unique event which will feature work from hundreds of artists and galleries.

The show gives visitors a fantastic opportunity to meet the artists and to buy from them directly and also to see the best works on offer from a selection of Irish and International galleries. Art Source will also feature a wide range of events and activities including workshops, demonstrations and talks along with a dedicated children’s area where little artists can create their very own masterpieces.

Website: www.artsource.ie

 

Willie has been working hard for months in preperation for the largest art fair in Ireland.

Ireland’s biggest and best art fair is making a welcome return to the RDS this year with a new name and look. Running from Friday, 14th November to Sunday, 16th November, Art Source is a unique event which will feature work from hundreds of artists and galleries.

The show gives visitors a fantastic opportunity to meet the artists and to buy from them directly and also to see the best works on offer from a selection of Irish and International galleries. Art Source will also feature a wide range of events and activities including workshops, demonstrations and talks along with a dedicated children’s area where little artists can create their very own masterpieces.

Website: www.artsource.ie

 

Willie will be exhibiting at the Royal Ulster Academy Annual Exhibition 17th October 2014 to 4th January 2015.

The Royal Ulster Academy Each year the Academy hosts an Annual Exhibition in Belfast showcasing the work of Academy members, invited artists and artists selected through open submission.

It is an artist led organisation which promotes traditional and contemporary approaches to visual art through its exhibition and education programme. It was originally founded as The Belfast Rambler’s Sketching Club in 1879, became the Ulster Academy of Arts in 1930, and finally the Royal Ulster Academy in 1956.

Website: www.royalulsteracademy.org/