Drogheda Arts Collective

This fantastic show is coming to Drogheda tonight. Get your tickets now folks!

NB. This event is NOT sold out yet, as the website reads.

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Open Call to Visual Artists for Artists Arising Exhibition 1916-2016.
The Governor’s House, Millmount, Sunday 24th April.

- To create a work of art on an A4 size sheet of paper.
- It can be a drawing, painting, watercolour, cartoon, or print of any type on A4 paper.
- The subject matter is free and there are no constraints of expression on the artists.
- All works must be unframed.

The works will be hung and exhibited in the Lecture Room of The Governor’s House, Millmount for just one day, Sunday 24th April.

The A4 pieces should be signed by the artists as all works of poetry, music and visual art will be donated to The Drogheda Museum to form a time capsule and record of the historic day.

Please bring your works of art to the Governor’s House Millmount on Saturday 23rd of April from 11am ---- 5pm

NB.
If artists wish to leave their work into The Governor’s House Millmount during the week they can do so during office hours (11am – 5pm). Saturday April 23rd is the final day to leave work into Millmount (11am-5pm). Liam Reilly, Betty Quinn or other staff members will be in the office. Please put your artwork in A4 envelope and mark it Artists Arising 1916 –2016 with your name and address on the back of the envelope. The time capsule folder will be presented to the Drogheda Museum on Saturday April 30th in the Tholsel, West St at the Old Drogheda Society 1916 launch.

'Negotiations' closed last Sunday afternoon, wrapping it up with poetry, storytelling, acting and music. The exhibition was a huge success with hundreds of people visiting the exhibition each week. Big thank you to the artists involved and to those who made it possible. A special congratulations to Vivienne Byrne who organised the event and put so much of her time into making 'Negotiations' the triumph that it was.