Something a bit ‘outside the box’ here. The artist who we designed this exhibition invitation for, Tom Fitzgerald, had created this collection entitled ‘Celtic Zoo’ which is a series of works based on the Celtic Tiger years and how corruption, bad leadership and banking behaviou has affected this country’s economic
We designed and print managed this project for University of Limerick Visual Arts department to help them promote and inform people about the vast collection of art collections and outdoor sculptures that are available on campus. The brochure includes all sculptures and art collections, with information about the artists who
We were asked to create an invitation to the Official Opening of ‘Life Room’, an exhibition work from the ‘Drawing Thursday’ sessions at the Royal Hibernian Academy (RHA) School selected by Mick O’Dea RHA and Donald Teskey RHA. This exhibition will be exhibited at the Bourn Vincent Gallery at University
We are lucky enough to design the Event Guide for one of Ireland’s best known and loved theatre and arts centres, Siamsa Tire. The guide cover all aspects of performances, productions and visual arts exhibitions happening from January to the end of April 2011. We love working on this every
The National Self-Portrait Collection of Ireland was founded at the National Institute for Higher Education in 1983 and remains on permanent exhibition at the Bourn Vincent Gallery, University of Limerick. Its purpose is to form a collection illustrative of self portraiture in Ireland and of self-portraiture by Irish artists. This
We were contacted by Siamsa Tíre, Tralee to help them design a brochure for Féile Barraicíní – a festival dedicated to children as part of a partnership between Siamsa Tíre and Kerry County Museum. The festival gives children between the ages of 6 and 12 have the opportunity to explore
A collection of paintings commissioned by Cluid Housing to enhance the new retirement homes of residents in Killarney. Artist Sara Foust created this collection inspired by descriptions and feelings of ‘Home’ provided by the residents of the retirement village, who will each have the original art pieces hanging proudly in