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Artist Statement:
Formally trained in design
communications (graphic
design), I love to work in all
media. But I find acrylic
paint, at this time, the most
naturally expressive, in the
sense of painting from feeling
or from the subconscious. So
most of what is on display
here is acrylic paintings.
These acrylic paintings were
created from imagination and
feeling.
Expressing different emotions
or ideas about things.
Using colour, lines, and
texture to capture a
particular
feeling or mood, or to
communicate an individual
impression.
Painting spontaneously,
without really envisaging the
finished work, but rather
getting carried away with the
painting and letting it
develop naturally. Some begin
as small sketches - a rough
outline and these lines will
determine the overall flow of
the piece.
Before I began again to
concentrate on painting with
acrylic,
I used to use a process called
sublimation to apply my
earlier artwork and
photography to metal and
fabric. These were sold as
limited edition prints.
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Artist Reviews:
The Sunday Tribune, "Designing
the Future", 19th March, 2000.
The Clare Champion, "Caitriona
in the Picture", December
12th, 2002.
The Dublin Daily, April 2nd,
2003....
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Commissions:
Brid O'Gorman, Mobile,
Alabama.
Aine Keane, Dublin, Ireland.
Deirdre O'Sullivan, Cork,
Ireland.
Eileen Bugler, Co. Clare,
Ireland.
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Exhibitions for Caitriona Sheedy:
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Dec 8th -2008-January 3rd2009. Here in County museum gallery, Ennis and around streets of Ennis. then to be brought on tour, will post other dates etc...
Part of group show "In a Different Way", for Ennis Street Festival, on venues around ennis, Co. Clare.
Chrictmas Group Show, Ennis Library Gallery, Co. Clare. December 2007.
Florence Biennale, Italy. 1st - 9th December, 2007.
Hunt the Postcard Exhibition, Hunt Museum, Limerick, October 2006.
Shows in the Ennis Library Gallery, Co. Clare, May 2004.
Offset exhibition in Ennis Library Gallery, June/July 2005.
October Arts festival in Ennis, 2002.
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