Something about Mary
I’ve a peice in a show that opens this Tuesday. The image was up on an earlier post here>>
Baile Chonaill
This is a view from Ballyconnell Co Donegal, just outside of Falcarragh>> This fine old house is sadly falling to bits now.
Keshet 2
This scraperboard was done from an earlier life drawing that I posted here>>
Ciall 2011
I was very lucky to be selected to exhibit at An Gailearaí>> for Ciall 2011 The opening was very enjoyable with some great work on display I posted my selected piece earlier, you can see it here >> An Gailearaí Aislann Centre Industrial Park, Gweedore Derrybeg Co Donegal
Our Lady of Perpetual Succour
This is my take on the famous icon Our Lady of Perpetual Succour>> The original icon has a very interesting history behind it. We had a print of it hanging for years in my Grandmothers house, where did it get to I wonder. Done for a fundraising exhibition to take place in Ranelagh in May.…
Exhibition of a selection of IGI members
You are invited to a preview of work from a selection of IGI members To be opened by Anne Gildea of The Nualas Thursday 24th March @ 8pm The United Arts Club 3 Upper Fitzwilliam St Dublin 2 Exhibition continues until April 11th 2011 Viewing Mon to Friday 11am to 11pm www.illustratorsireland.com www.scamp.ie Featuring; Eoin…
Scraperboard Exhibition
I have an exhibition in Dublin……. SCRAPERBOARD Exhibition of Scraperboards by Brian Gallagher Opening Reception: Tuesday 8th February 6.30pm- 8.30pm Viewing: Tuesday 8th February – Saturday 12th February opening hours 11am – 6pm Ranelagh Arts Centre 26 Ranelagh Dublin 6
Nosferatu
This is a competition entry. A poster for the 1922 German Expressionist horror film Nosferatu>> There is more info on the film here nosferatumovie.com>> Update- I was selected as one of the eleven designers who have been chosen as highly commended runners up and will subsequently have my work exhibited in the upcoming Nosferatu Poster…
Hornhead 2
Here is the finished scraperboard from my earlier drawing. I used a few new tools on this, one in particular worked well. But I found that I could not resist using my old favourites. This house is up on Hornhead >>