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Kilkee Library
CLARE ARTS Office, in conjunction with Cultúrlann Sweeney Gallery, Kilkee, is delighted to present ‘Trio: Flow, Texture, Light’, an exhibition of artwork by Ronan McMahon, Marijke Jordens and Ingrid Lotter.
Marijke Jordens is a Belgian artist and singer-songwriter currently living in Ennis.
In her creative process, Marijke enjoys a feeling of flow, a surrendering to the medium and to the present moment. On display will be some of her latest paintings and intuitive drawings.
Ingrid Lotter is a mixed media artist from South Africa who has been living in Ennis since 2018.
She has been creating arts and crafts from a young age and likes to create different textures in her work. For her first exhibition she is combining her love for embroidery with painting.
Ronan McMahon is a self-taught Irish artist living in Ennis who draws on nature, music and light in his work.
This will be his fourth exhibition having also held a solo show earlier this year.
Ronan, Marijke and Ingrid are very much looking forward to welcoming everyone to come and see their wonderful exhibition.
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