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A new exhibition will open at The Narrow Space Gallery in Clonmel on March 3
Through Different Eyes is an exhibition of contemporory modern and traditional style paintings and sculpture that will open at The Narrow Space Gallery in Clonmel on March 3.
Artists Graham Carew, Clare Caron, Niamh Curry, Kate McMeekin and Ross Stewart have different
styles, work in different media annd hail from different places, but with a shared belief in
the importance of community and connectedness they formed an art collective in 2022.
All working to the same brief, a quote by Virginia Woolf, these five artists explore their own
individual interpretations of "although we see the same world, we see it through different
eyes", and give us a glimpse into their links to childhood, home, memory and the world we
live in.
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