30/01/2026
Delighted to be taking part in "Holding Ground" exhibition with an incredible group of fellow female artists opening tomorrow (Saturday 31st January) at 5pm as part of at Sligo 😊✨ pictured is one of my artworks exhibited: 'Céide', silkscreen print collage handmade book.
Holding Ground is a highlight event of BrÃd Festival Sligo 2026, presenting a powerful group exhibition inspired by St Brigid as a figure of renewal and marking Imbolc as a time of transition, awakening and care.
Rooted in the spirit of Brigid, this exhibition explores acts of ecological, cultural and personal care, positioning women’s creative practices at a threshold between nature and culture, past and future. Here, the act of making becomes an act of tending, holding and sustaining — a quiet but vital form of resistance, connection and continuity.
Through diverse artistic approaches, Holding Ground invites audiences to reflect on the ways we nurture what matters, protect what is fragile, and imagine new futures grounded in care. The exhibition highlights women’s creative practices as a dialogue with the environment, exploring our connection to the land and the ways making can nurture, protect, and sustain the natural world.
Participating Artists: .colhoun , .connolly , Clare Doohan, , , .leask , , , , , , , , Caroline Walshe, karen Webster.
Supported by Creative Ireland Programme (Sligo) 2023–2027 and Hyde Bridge Gallery Sligo