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Museum Manager Marie McMahon and Terry O'Callaghan at the Visual Emotion exhibition in Clonmel
The Visual Emotion photographic exhibition of the work of photographer John D Kelly over the last 40 years will come to an end on February 7.
Members of the public will have an opportunity to buy the prints on exhibition on a night of entertainment planned.
The Visual Emotion Finale will be held on Friday Februry 7 at 7pm at the Tipperary Museum of Hidden History. All donations on the night are in aid of South Tipperary Hospice.
SOUTH TIPP HOSPICE
“Tipperary Museum of Hidden History are inviting you to take part in, John Kelly’s photographic exhibition Visual Emotion Finale. Enjoy a night of music, entertainment, sale of photographs, Why not own a piece of history . All you have to do is select the photograph you want to purchase on the night, and leave the rest to the Museum team. All donations on the night are in aid of the South Tipperary Hospice,” said Marie McMahon, Manager of Tipperary County Council Museum Services.
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