Upcoming Events
The following events are proposed for 2025 (watch this space!):
February 22
2 Studios: 1 Gallery
On Saturday February 22nd at 11.30 am we will be visiting 2 Studios: 1 Gallery in Coachford, Co. Cork. This is the working studio and gallery of the sculptor Michael Quane RHA and artist Johanna Connor. On the day we will have the opportunity to browse the artworks on exhibit in the gallery followed by an informal chat with both artists about their work.
Johanna and Michael are also very kindly providing complimentary refreshments of Tea/Coffee and home baked scones on the day. (If anyone attending is gluten intolerant please advise us when you are making your booking.)
CorkDFAS members will have priority for this event. As spaces are limited, we would advise you email Karen or Kathy before February 12th to book your place.
This event is free to members. Fee for non-members/guests: €10.00
As transport is not provided, perhaps members could car pool to travel on the day.
March: Camden Fort/Castletownshend (Drishane house and church)
April/May(rescheduled from November): a visit to the Joseph Walsh studio in Fartha, Riverstick, Co Cork
Joseph Walsh is an outstanding Irish Designer and Maker whose work reflects his passion for expression through material and form.
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Previous Events
Saturday October 5
Berthe Morisot: Woman with a Fan. Portrait of Madame Marie Hubbard, 1874, Oil on canvas
Women Impressionists in the National Gallery of Ireland.
Sat. Oct. 5th 2024 @13.00
Guided Private Tour: National Gallery of Ireland, Millenium Wing, Clare Street, Dublin 2.
Also in The National Gallery:
An Túr Glaoine: Artists and the Collective in Room 11,
In Real Life: drawings and paintings celebrating nature in the Print Gallery
Mary Cassatt: Autumn, Portrait of Lydia Cassatt, 1880, Oil on canvas
Heritage Week: 17-25 August 2024
Tuesday 20 August,Cork Public Museum in Fitzgerald’s Park
Cork DFAS volunteers manned a selection of displays in the museum, guiding visitors through them and providing extra information.