The Wilton Gallery

08/10/2024

ARTISTIC VOICES 

Mia Wilson gets in conversation with the talented visual artist Jenny Fox. We uncover Jenny’s current projects, including her evocative work with gilded thorns. Foxes new paintings are currently on view in Continuum - running until 12 Oct.   

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21/03/2024

MEMORIES

Reflecting back, we were honoured to welcome An Taoiseach .

It was a joy to discuss the art market in Ireland, a book entitled 'Taoisigh and the Arts' by Patrick J. Murphy, Cardiology at St Vincent's Hospital, and the future.

Image: An Taoiseach with us holding artwork entitled 'Sandycove II' by Stephanie Sloan.

Link to bio for editions of Sloan’s striking compositions or DM us.

Artwork:
Sandycove II
H 58 x W 76 (cm)
Screen print on 300gsm arches cotton paper
© Stephanie Sloan, 2024

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15/03/2024

ARTISTIC VOICES

In our upcoming Artistic Voices, we are in conversation with the talented visual artist Jenny Fox. We uncover Jenny's current projects, including her evocative work with gilded thorns. This coincides with a forthcoming group exhibition curated by the Wilton showcasing new paintings by her.

25/02/2024

INTRODUCING...

ARTISTIC VOICES

In our new series of exclusive interviews, we will explore the stories behind the artwork we love. Delving deeper into life as an artist, this series will touch on the inspirations, creative process, and artistic journey of the artists we display.

We begin with Hilary Evans, a talented abstract artist who reveals the meditative nature of her artistic practice. She explains the catharsis that art brings her, shedding light on the reasons behind her characteristic use of palette knives and expressive layering.

Click the link in bio to read more about Hilary Evans in our Artistic Voices interview.

21/02/2024

FINAL VIEWING WEEK
A Splash of Colour Exhibition .ie

In this exhibition we explore how Stephanie Sloan has developed her practise over time, experimenting with new methods, techniques and influences.

Working from a studio on the coastline of Wicklow, Sloan’s depictions of the natural world are imbued with illuminating colours and the charming characteristics of local scenery. Her process involves unifying technology and the organic process of printmaking to create captivating minimalist artworks.

Sloan graduated from the National College of Art and Design and the Royal College of Art, London. By 2005 she had won the Design for All awards by IDI. Previous print commissions include: The National Library of Ireland, U2 and The Office of Data Protection Ireland. See her work online now (link in bio).

View online | Exhibition runs until 29th Feb | DM for enquires or click the link in bio.

17/02/2024

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A Splash of Colour Exhibition .ie

Stephanie Sloan’s artistic journey…

Stephanie Sloan’s artistic experimentation continues with ‘Floral Form I’, 2023. Sloan skilfully employs the timeless allure of cobalt blue, influenced by her continued fascination with Henri Émile Benoît Matisse.

The artwork acts as a bold portrayal of nature’s most elegant motif, the flower. Sloan’s powerful ex*****on of petal veins explores the vibrant life force which runs throughout the natural world. The subtle dimensional aspect of the petals draws attention to the individual parts which form the whole of the natural world.

Image:
Floral Form I
Stephanie Sloan
H 56cm x W 78cm
Screen print on 300gsm Arches cotton paper
© Stephanie Sloan, 2024.

View online | Exhibition runs until 29th Feb | DM for enquires or click the link in bio.

14/02/2024

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A Splash of Colour Exhibition .ie

Stephanie Sloan’s artistic journey…

‘Sun Seats’, 2022, captures Stephanie Sloan’s progression towards more complex layering techniques in her screen-printing practise. Within this piece she depicts local Sandycove scenery, illuminating man-made and natural ‘sun seats’. Her bold amber and intricate textural layering enable her to depict sites of unification at awe-inspiring coastal sunsets with the detail they warrant.


Image:
Sun Seats
Stephanie Sloan
H 57cm x W 76cm
Screen print on 300gsm Arches cotton paper
© Stephanie Sloan, 2024.

View online | Exhibition runs until 29th Feb | DM for enquires or click the link in bio