Past
Louise Neliand
Nowhere, Now, Here25 Apr - 17 May 2025 Taylor Galleries is excited to present Nowhere, Now, Here , a new solo exhibition by artist Louise Neiland . Opening on 24 April and running through 17 May, this exhibition features a series of captivating landscapes that blur the boundaries between memory, time, and place. Nowhere, Now, Here, explores the... Read moreDiarmuid Breen
Give Me My Meaning21 Mar - 12 Apr 2025 Taylor Galleries is proud to announce the opening of Diarmuid Breen’s latest exhibition, Give Me My Meaning , running from 21 March to 12 April 2025 . The show will feature a collection of figurative oil paintings that delve into the complexity of modern life, exploring themes of work, identity,... Read moreCecily Brennan
SIX MEN14 Feb - 8 Mar 2025Read moreSeasonal Colour 24
13 Dec 2024 - 31 Jan 2025Read moreJanet Murran
Glimmer13 Dec 2024 - 31 Jan 2025Read more24 @ TG
8 Nov - 12 Dec 2024Read moreMakiko Nakamura
Lover18 Oct - 2 Nov 2024 Makiko Nakamura's paintings relate to the rhythms and patterns of our lives, the fleeting nature of experience, the workings of memory and our most intense feelings. Yet the elements of her artistic language suggest the coolness of minimalist abstraction. Her is structured on the circle, the square and the grid.... Read moreJames O'Connor
Transit20 Sep - 12 Oct 2024 The exhibition showcases works selected from 2017 to 2024. It's been a long journey with these paintings, from big to small, trying to evoke notions of space, both close and far. The link between space, colour, and form is essential in my work. My ongoing interest in fragmentation is at... Read moreSummer Group Show
Gallery + Specially Invited Artists 31 Jul - 18 Sep 2024 Ann Quinn, Bernadette Kiely, Bo Bell, Brian Bourke, Charles Tyrrell, Claudia Roche, Colin Harrison, Danny Osbourne, Diarmuid Breen, Janet Mullarney, Janet Pierce, John Doherty, John Shinnors, Louise Neiland, Makiko Nakamura, Maria Simmons-Gooding, Martin Gale, Mary Lohan, Michael Cullen, Michael Kane, Michael Mulcahy, Micheal Farrell, Pat Harris, Patricia Burns, Patrick Scott,... Read morePatricia Burns
Newfoundland Paintings 30 May - 29 Jun 2024 These new paintings extend Burns’ preoccupation with mysterious in-between places, neither urban nor rural. Her inspiration comes from her time spent on an artist residency in Newfoundland 2023. Read moreColin Harrison
Late Works2 - 25 May 2024Read moreBrian Bourke + Michael Kane
Bourke / Kane 1 Mar - 13 Apr 2024Read moreBeatrice O'Connell
Overwintering on the Moon1 - 17 Feb 2024 Beatrice's practice is multi disciplinary; encompassing drawing, painting, animation, video, sound, sculpture and installation. With a painting practice spanning 27 years, she has had, amongst others, solo exhibitions in the Kevin Kavanagh Gallery and the Hunt Museum, Limerick. Recent exhibitions include Taylor Galleries Winter Group Show 2023/24 and 'Landmarks' at... Read moreJohn Doherty
Tempus fugit et vita brevis3 - 25 Nov 2023 The inspiration for the current show comes from my childhood. My family would travel to Wicklow to visit Grandpa and other relatives, this was in the 50s and 60s when we also made regular epic trips to Kilkenny to visit Dad's side of the family. The journeys were long; no... Read moreAnn Quinn
Twilight Time6 - 28 Oct 2023 There are certain rare moments in life when I feel I am witnessing magic, I try to capture this in a painting. I grew up on a dairy farm in East Donegal, where the large dramatic skies and open landscape have influenced my vision as a painter. Many of my... Read moreMartin Gale
Happenstance8 - 30 Sep 2023Read moreSummer Group Show
Gallery + Invited Artists24 Jul - 31 Aug 2023Read moreMary Lohan
Sea16 Jun - 8 Jul 2023 Taylor Galleries are pleased to present an exhibition of new paintings by gallery artist Mary Lohan. In February 2020 I headed for Wexford and a place facing the Irish Sea, where I had worked on many previous occasions. My intention was to work on a new body of work to... Read moreBernadette Kiely
SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST - [the answer is] blowing in the wind16 Jun - 8 Jul 2023 Bernadette Kiely lives beside the river Nore in Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny and this has become the driving force in her work. Particularly drawn to and inspired by flooding, her work is responsive to environmental shifts, the effects of weather on land, rivers and on human lives. She depicts imagery that... Read moreCharles Tyrrell
new paintings 19 May - 9 Jun 2023 Grid thinking. I started out working with Indian ink on card and then acrylic on Yupo paper where I extruded the paint using icing tools. A breakthrough came when I started building grids in an unstructured way: placing squares and rectilinear shapes randomly on a field, either floating singly or... Read morePat Harris
Maybe18 Nov - 24 Dec 2022 Maybe , the title of this exhibition refers to the artist's state of longing and uncertainty during the various Covid lockdowns. A longing to visit places, and loved ones, that through Covid restrictions became increasingly distant, almost vague memories or fragments of his imagination. But then Harris claims that artists... Read moreMakiko Nakamura
Wings, Moons and Love Songs7 - 29 Oct 2022Read moreHelen Comerford
Indigo7 - 29 Oct 2022Read moreLouise Neiland
outpost9 Sep - 1 Oct 2022 Louise Neiland is a world-builder. Each new painting adds breadth to a painterly globe that has been expanding now for three decades. The unveiling of a Neiland solo exhibition sees the artist invite viewers to set foot on a fresh continent. Outpost is an exhibition of new paintings that document... Read moreTim Goulding + Summer Group Show
Music Rooms 13 Aug - 3 Sep 2022Read moreMichael Mulcahy
MULCAHY AT SEVENTY15 Jul - 11 Aug 2022Read moreBrian Bourke
Infinite Jest19 May - 11 Jun 2022Read morePatricia Burns
Sea Road Paintings8 Apr - 14 May 2022 Sea Road Paintings sees Patricia Burns return to a familiar place, to create paintings that are simultaneously similar to and completely unlike her previous series. Over the past two decades, she has made numerous trips to Ballycastle, spending short, intensive periods of time living and working in the expansive landscape... Read moreWinter Group Show
A selection of work by gallery and invited artists.15 Dec 2021 - 31 Mar 2022 Sean McSweeney, William Crozier, John Shinnors, Charles Tyrrell, John Doherty, Micheal Farrell, Patrick Scott, Fionnuala D'arcy, Diarmuid Breen, Ann Quinn, Janet Pierce, Bernadette Kiely, Janet Murran, Alex Sadkowsky, Melita Denaro, Brian Bourke, George Burland, Louise Neiland, Tim Goulding, Martin Gale, Patricia Burns, Michael Cullen, Jenny Richardson, Ruth McDonnell, Tony O'Malley,... Read moreJohn Doherty
Totems of the Highway18 Nov - 11 Dec 2021 John Doherty became aware of totems as a toddler from the back seat of his parent's car while on holidays. Stopping at country outposts for petrol and refreshments, sometimes at a garage or else at a shop with a pump or two on the kerbside - some with pomp others... Read moreMartin Gale
Recent Works 23 Oct - 13 Nov 2021Read moreAnn Quinn
North Calling 24 Sep - 16 Oct 2021 The work in North Calling is inspired by two different places: Ann Quinn's ancestral farm in East Donegal and the villages of Andenes and Bleik in Norway. Quinn was invited to spend time in Norway as part of a cultural exchange between Donegal County Council Cultural Services and Vesterålen Cultural... Read moreBernadette Kiely
One Touch of Nature makes the Whole World Kin28 May - 20 Jun 2020 The line 'one touch of nature makes the whole world kin' is taken from Ulysses' famous speech in William Shakespeare's play Troilus and Cressida. It is often used to refer to fellow feeling and comradeship in the face of calamitous events. Continuing with Bernadette Kiely's theme of mapping the changing... Read moreMakiko Nakamura
Love Songs 13 Sep - 5 Oct 2019 Born near Kyoto, Japan in 1951, Makiko Nakamura has lived and worked between Ireland and Japan since 1999. She has exhibited extensively in Ireland, Britain, the USA, Japan and France, and completed numerous residencies. Her work is represented in private collections in Europe, America and Japan as well as the public collections of the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA), the Gate Theatre, Wexford Opera House, the OPW / State Art Collection and Boyle Civic Collection, among others. Read moreBrian Bourke
Contemplating the Ineluctable28 Jun - 20 Jul 2019Read moreCharles Tyrrell
LINE31 May - 22 Jun 2019Read moreJohn Doherty
Enduring Aspirations3 - 25 May 2019Read morePatricia Burns
Morning Commute1 - 23 Mar 2019 Morning Commute has evolved from previous bodies of work exploring the subject of home. It begins with the largest paintings, which depict the trees outside the artist's house and act almost as portraits. Seen on dark, early mornings when Burns leaves her home to start her working day, they appear... Read morePat Harris
The Weight of Light 16 Nov - 8 Dec 2018Read moreNataly Maier | Janet Mullarney | Helen O'Leary
O Z I O28 Sep - 20 Oct 2018 Taylor Galleries is proud to present OZIO, a three-person exhibition of new work by Nataly Maier, Janet Mullarney and Helen O'Leary. The show will open with the artists In Conversation from 6pm on Thursday 27 September and the Private View runs from 6-8pm the same evening. OZIO continues from 28... Read moreMichael Cullen
Tír na nÓg13 Apr - 5 May 2018Read moreDiarmuid Breen
Existing Realities16 Mar - 7 Apr 2018Read moreLouise Neiland
Calibration16 Feb - 10 Mar 2018 'Calibration' can be defined as the action or process of measuring the relationship between two quantities that may, or may not, be known. The unknown quantity in these paintings is the amount of time given to an event, or even the amount of time between events. The images work in... Read moreDavid Quinn
undersong9 Nov - 2 Dec 2017 Taylor Galleries is proud to present undersong, an exhibition of new paintings by David Quinn that opens at the gallery with a private view on Thursday 9 November 2017 from 6 to 8pm. The show continues from 10 November to 2 December and is accompanied by an In Conversation event... Read moreWilliam Crozier
Landscapes13 Oct - 4 Nov 2017 Upon establishing a studio near Roaring Water Bay, Cork in 1983 the Irish landscape became a prominent theme in William Crozier's work. In Landscapes , views of West Cork islands, inlets, fields and woods are accompanied by paintings of his garden and the fertile farmland surrounding his home in the... Read moreAnne Madden
Life and death in the garden30 Jun - 22 Jul 2017Read moreMelita Denaro
On Home Ground Then17 Jun - 9 Jul 2016 Melita Denaro was born in Donegal in 1950 and studied Ceramics at the Central School of Art in London from 1975 to 1978. In 1992 she completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Painting at the Royal Academy School. Denaro lives and works between Donegal and London and her work is represented... Read moreJames O'Connor
Collages & Paintings27 May - 11 Jun 2016 Taylor Galleries is pleased to present Collages & Paintings (2014-2016), an exhibition of recent work by James O'Connor. Working with paper and making collages has always been part of James O'Connor's visual world. In 2014 he started making very small collages from printed coloured paper and cardboard that found its... Read morePauline Bewick
Love, Life and Launch5 - 26 Sep 2015 Taylor Galleries is pleased to present Love, Life and Launch , an exhibition of work by Pauline Bewick that runs at the gallery from 5 to 26 September 2015. Held on the occasion of the artist's 80th birthday, the exhibition also coincides with the publication of Bewick's autobiography, 80 ,... Read moreJane O'Malley
A Selection of Recent Work26 Sep - 11 Oct 2014 Taylor Galleries is pleased to present A Selection from Recent Work by Jane O'Malley. The exhibition opens on Thursday 25 September with a private view from 6 to 8pm and continues from 26 September to 11 October 2014. The recently published book Free Spirits: Jane and Tony O'Malley by Marion... Read moreMary Lohan
Ocean9 - 31 May 2014 Taylor Galleries is pleased to present Ocean, an exhibition of new paintings by Mary Lohan opening on Thursday 8 May 2014 from 6 to 8pm and running until the end of the month. Ocean is Lohan's first exhibition with the gallery since 2008's Ballyconnigar, which concentrated on a spectacular stretch... Read moreSeán McSweeney
Land and Sea4 - 27 Oct 2012 Since moving to the west of Ireland in the 1980s the Sligo coastline has become a recurring leitmotif in Seán McSweeney's work, which is firmly rooted in the tradition of Irish landscape painting that stretches back to the 1800s. He returns frequently to the same subjects and is consistently drawn... Read morePatrick Scott
Meditation9 May - 3 Jun 2006Read moreConor Fallon
Further Small Discoveries 20 Oct - 10 Nov 2005Read moreJohn Devlin
Paintings 28 Mar 2003 - 12 Apr 2013Read moreColin Harrison
Colin Harrison20 Jun - 6 Jul 1996Read more
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