The funeral cortege of the late Philly Ryan passing through Clonmel on Wednesday afternoon. Picture John D Kelly
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22 Oct 2025
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Artist and sculptor Adam Pomeroy's exhibition Deep Roots is on display at Cahir Arts Gallery (pictured)
Artist and sculptor Adam Pomeroy’s exhibition titled ‘Deep Roots’ opened in Cahir Arts last Friday evening to a great crowd and continues until June 8. This exhibition focuses on a series of paintings and sculptures.
Born in Norfolk, England, in 1979, Adam moved to Clare in 1999 and started painting professionally in 2001. From his own perspective, the subject matter of a painting is less important than its treatment, but his practice is rooted to direct observation.
Adams current work is concerned with minimalist realism, paring down representation to the essential, without sacrificing the integrity of the subject.
“The intention is that the beholder’s eye will unconsciously supply what cannot be seen, giving the subject a perceived solidity that is illusory” Adam Pomeroy.
Drop into Cahir Arts to see Adam's stunning paintings and his intricate, detailed and realistic sculptures, another free to visit must see exhibition on show at the gallery.
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