Loo Loo Glass

Loo Loo Glass A selection of Handmade Glass items. Personalized Information on Glass and the progress and processes of Glass Making.

24/08/2026

Install day one at the Chapter House ✨

Unboxing, unpacking and beginning to bring THREADS: Time, Memory and Material to life. A little chaos, a lot of glass, and some very curious Beasties keeping watch…

More tomorrow 👀





Opening Thursday 27 August at 6.45pm
Chapter House, St John’s Cathedral, Cashel
All welcome ✨

Absolutely honoured to have been nominated by GSoI to co-curate this show with the wonderful A V A H A Y E S 💖Rooted in...
25/07/2026

Absolutely honoured to have been nominated by GSoI to co-curate this show with the wonderful A V A H A Y E S
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Rooted in the Glass Society of Ireland ‘Of Sand & Ash’ is a portrait of makers continually shaping what glass in Ireland can be. Moving through its chapters, visitors experience glass not as a single tradition but as a living, expansive field of making. Together, the works reflect the skill, generosity and momentum of a community expanding what glass can be.
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The Glass Society of Ireland, in partnership with the Design & Crafts Council of Ireland, is delighted to invite you to the opening of our milestone exhibition, ‘Of Sand & Ash’ celebrating contemporary glass practice in Ireland.

Date: Thursday, 6 August 2026
Time: 2.30 pm
Venue: National Design & Craft Gallery, Kilkenny
RSVP by July 31st!

🔜🔜🔜. [email protected]

DCCI National Design&Craft Gallery

37. 3 + 7 = 10, 1 + 0 = 1. Back to one.What a difference a year can make.Home feels good again.Breathe. ❤️ #♋️
02/07/2026

37.

3 + 7 = 10, 1 + 0 = 1. Back to one.

What a difference a year can make.

Home feels good again.

Breathe. ❤️

#♋️

25/05/2026

Wow, what a special evening!!
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Feeling so grateful for my time as a resident artist at Leitrim Sculpture Centre, and for the beautiful community in Manorhamilton that made the experience so special.
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A huge thank you to Brian Leach and Jane Willow for closing The Long Pause: Ecology of Ruins I with such stunning music.
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The audio is Jane Willow’s Let There Be Light, with Brian Leach accompanying on hammer dulcimer.
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Thank you to for putting on the event. And the Sculpture Centre for being such a great host!

Please give us a follow as the next chapter begins.

Ruining photos since 1989 😜 🌱 📸
18/05/2026

Ruining photos since 1989 😜
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THE LONG PAUSE is coming to a close, but the work feels as alive as ever.🌱This Saturday we gather to celebrate the closi...
18/05/2026

THE LONG PAUSE is coming to a close, but the work feels as alive as ever.
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This Saturday we gather to celebrate the closing of The Long Pause: Ecology of Ruins I at Leitrim Sculpture Centre, with live music from Brian Leach and Jane Willow.
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A final evening for thanks, reflection, music, conversation, being together in the work, and opening the door to what comes next with Studio Dúlra.
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I’m so excited to be able to invite you to visit my current (and first!) solo exhibition The Long Pause / Ecology of Rui...
28/04/2026

I’m so excited to be able to invite you to visit my current (and first!) solo exhibition The Long Pause / Ecology of Ruins I, now open at Leitrim Sculpture Centre.
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https://www.leitrimsculpturecentre.ie/whats-on/exhibitions/the-long-pause-ecology-of-ruins-i
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A four-room installation developed through research in the boglands of Leitrim, bringing together reclaimed materials, glass, sound, moving image and evolving process.
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Live glassmaking demo every Wednesday throughout the run.
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The Long PauseEcology of Ruins I Still gathering myself after Friday night….my first solo exhibition opening. 🥹Thank yo...
26/04/2026

The Long Pause
Ecology of Ruins I



Still gathering myself after Friday night….my first solo exhibition opening. 🥹

Thank you to everyone who came, lingered, listened, asked questions, and shared the room with the work. To witness these pieces finally breathing in space, after months of making, carrying, burning, breaking, rebuilding, is something I won’t forget.

This exhibition grew from places where life returns quietly: rusted metal, discarded glass, bog water, tools left still, matter changing shape over time.

Grateful to all who helped bring it into being, and to everyone who stepped inside it.

Open now until 23/05.

19/04/2026

The Long Pause: Ecology of Ruins I
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“In The Long Pause, a four-room installation, LeBlanc explores the land as ‘ruin’ - a site of strange continuity rather than an ending…”
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FRI 24TH APRIL — SAT 23RD MAY 2026
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Exhibition Launch: Friday 24th April 2026, 5pm-8pm
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Sound by Brian Leach

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