Oil and Acrylic Courses Tutor Jennifer Cunningham


Painting workshops with a Difference, in peaceful quiet, inspiring surroundings in Galway city.
Under the direction of professional artist Jennifer Cunningham, learn to paint and develop your own style in a friendly relaxed environment.


Lunch included, Cost € 50
Limited numbers available so please book early.
Dates remaining in May , 16th, 23rd and the 30th.
Classes run on Saturday From 10am to 5pm


email me to book a place or see adds about the place for more info ( there will be one in the Galway advertiser)

hello everyone..


just incase you happen to be up in Dublin over the next week my Masters graduation show is on.
Its a large exhibition called Maiden which is comprised of Paintings, video and drawings.

it takes place in the digital hub . The entrance is on Rainsworth street just off Thomas street in Dublin.

When you are at NCAD Go up thomas street towards the Guiness brewery until you come to thomas court which is beside a church and opposite booze brothers. Go down thomas court stree and take the first right. and second right again.

its on until June the 15th and open until 8 in the evening monday to friday and about 4. 30 saturday and sunday.
Ring me if you have any problems finding it...


jennifer Cunningham

I will be Participating in the Tulca festival of visual Art.
My work will be shown in the instore space on Merchants road Galway

The opening will be on Friday november 9th at *pm.
Everyone is welcome to come along
It looks like it will be really good this year, the curators have done a wonderful job.

And i would say it will probably be a really good night too...... ha ha

for more info, check out their myspace page, you can find it easy enough if you google...

Tulca festival of visual art includes....
Painting, live art, print, photography, installation, sound, video / DVD, film ETC.



TULCA is a Galway City and County based season of contemporary visual arts exhibitions, live-art performances, discussions & talks that aim to offer opportunities to local, national and international artists and to develop and stimulate the growing visual culture in the city and county. TULCA, now in its sixth year, was founded by Dr. Chris Coughlan to encourage contemporary art activity in the West.

“Mysterious & Fantastic” Programme for Tulca 2007

Following last year’s hugely successful Tulca which saw Galway city and county play host to renowned local and international artists like Pierre Huyghe and Maggie Madden, the Tulca Season of Visual Art returns boasting a “mysterious and fantastic” programme for 2007. Tulca 2007, which runs from the 9th to the 25th November, is a sprawling series of exhibitions, site-specific work, live-art performances, residencies, discussions & talks. Through its expansive and ambitious programme, TULCA aims to offer opportunities to local, national and international artists and to develop and stimulate the growing visual culture in the city and county. TULCA’s programme comprises of numerous innovative presentations of visual art that work with the city’s structure. It does so through the use of site-specific projects, the establishment of unique off site venues that would not normally work as a gallery space and through time based and interactive events.

Tulca 2007 features over 70 contemporary visual artists from Canada, the United States, Germany, the UK, Iceland, France, Spain and of course Ireland. Founded by Dr. Chris Coughlan, this is the sixth Tulca Season of Visual Art, and is the first under the curatorship of Aideen Barry and Louise Manifold, with curatorial advisors, Cliodhna Shaffrey and Sarah Searson. Áine Phillips curates Tulca Live.

The 1-5 Merchants Road venue (Old McDonaghs building) will form the touchstone for Tulca activities in Galway City. This venue will host City of Strangers, an exhibition of video, painting, photography and installations by Frank Abruzzese, Jo-Anne Balcaen, Felicity Clear, Jennifer Cunningham, Maeve Curtis, Simon Faithful, Anne Ffrench, Mick Fortune, Greaney & Taylor, Athene Greig & Ailsa Lochead, Martin Healy, Michele Horrigan, Jennifer Jacobs, Hye Seung Jung, Johanna Elisia Laitanen, Sagan Lee, Casey Logan, Antonia Low, Sarah O’Brien, Will O’Kane, Naomi Potter, Una Quigley, Sheila Rennick, Scott Rogers, Sandra Vida and Caroline Wright. Corto Circuito, an installation by artist Janet Mullarney addresses metamorphosis, tenderness, purity: men as big as trees transform themselves into lithe birds - their clear voices ringing through the air - unburdened of their role, they become fragile creatures to be nurtured with breadcrumbs during the hard snowbound winter, or to be caressed in the palm of one’s hand when they have a broken wing. Corto Circuito is curated by Ruairi Ó Cuiv.