Barbara Allen • Bernie Bradley • Patsy Brennan • John Britton • Veronica Buchanan • Brian Brown • Shirley Boyle • Brian Brown • Paul Campbell • Noel Connor • Marie Connole • Mark Cullen • Kathryn Daily • Mary-Joyce Dayvis • Cara Donaghey • Deirdre Doherty • Catherine Ellis • Michael Friel • Seamus Gallagher • Sinéad Gallagher • Carolin Grampp • Alison Hancock • Helen Hancock • Kevin Harkin • Mary Johnson • Josephine Kelly • Paul Kerr • Caroline Kuyper • Clodagh Laffan • Kyle Ó Léanacháin • Vanessa Marsh • Tessa Marsden • Bernie Masterson • John McCarron • Martha McCulloch • Joanne McLaughlin • Lady Milo • Stella Norby • Carmel O’Callaghan • Meg O’Doherty • Mary O’Malley • Kelly O’Neill • Alan Patterson • Sally Patton • Maeve Peoples • Ingrid Mary Percy • Emma Quinn • Nina Quigley • Carmel Reynolds • Liam Rodden • Myriam Rommers • Vanessa Ronan • Krisztina Rozanich • Dee Shanny • Sashka B Sheils • Patricia Spokes • Deborah Stockdale • Salty (Rebecca Strain) • Geraldine Timlin • Brenda Tierney Joyce • Hans van Meeuwen • Art Van Leeuwen • Wilma Vissers • Amanda Walker • Toni Zasa
AND AGAIN brings together the work of over 60 Artlink member artists in a vibrant and thought-provoking exhibition at Sladanha Gallery, Fort Dunree. Curated by Róisín Doherty bringing together a diverse range of contemporary practices, showcasing the depth of artistic talent.
The exhibition features a dynamic mix of installation, film, soundscapes, sculpture, painting, and mixed-media works, reflecting the many ways artists engage with the exhibition’s central themes of memory, belonging, ritual, landscape, and collective care. Rich in colour and materiality, the works offer deeply personal interpretations of the significance of land and place, exploring how our environments shape identity, history, and lived experience.
AND AGAIN celebrates the strength of the Artlink community while inviting audiences to reflect on the enduring connections between people, memory, and the landscapes that continue to define and sustain us. The exhibition is a testament to the vitality of contemporary artistic practice and the power of shared cultural dialogue.
