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Caption for picture above: Visual artist Paulette O'Donovan (front) at the opening of her art exhibition called, Perfectly Imperfect, in Clonmel Library. Pictured from left: artist Ronnie Fitzgerald, who officially opened the exhibition, Sophie Carpentieri, Paulette O'Donovan, Marina Bourke and Marine Kearney. Picture Anne Marie Magorrian
An art exhibition called Perfectly Imperfect showcasing the creations of Clonmel visual artist Paulette O’Donovan, is on show in Clonmel Library until this Saturday, February 11.
The exhibition was officially opened on February 1 by artist Ronnie Fitzgerald. It features a selection of figure drawings and clay figure sculptures which show the imperfections and realistic, different body shapes and sizes, which Paulette said ‘are simply a representation of being comfortable within your own skin.’
Paulette’s work can also be viewed on her Facebook page @pauletteodonovanart
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