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Welcome to the July edition of the Meath Arts Office Newsletter.

Meath County Council Arts Office, in partnership with the Centre Culturel Irlandais Paris, are pleased to announce an exciting Artists Residency Bursary for artists in Meath in 2020. The bursary will enable an artist spend a month long residency at the prestigious Centre Culturel Irlandais, Paris and includes traveI from...

Meath County Council Arts Office is delighted to present a new exhibition by the Kells Photography Club entitled: Meath Through the Lens Meath Through the Lens will show at the Toradh2 Gallery located in the newly renovated former Courthouse in the centre of Kells town from November 13th until January...

Meath County Council Arts Office is pleased to present Places, Histories and Other Matters , a solo exhibition by Helsinki based Meath artist Jane Hughes. Originally from Navan, Jane has worked internationally as a visual artist, curator and educator in Germany and Finland for over a decade.

Meath County Council Arts Office is pleased to present The Perfect Rain, a solo exhibition by Meath based children’s author-illustrator Tatyana Feeney. Originally from North Carolina, Tatyana has lived in Trim, Co Meath for the past 15 years where she draws inspiration for her art works and stories from the...

Applications for the 2019/20 Artist and Youth Work Residency Scheme close this Friday !

Closing date for ALL grants is 12p.m., Wednesday 3rd April 2019

Comhrá will be hosted in a relaxed atmosphere at Toradh Gallery during which audience members will be invited to engage in conversation with artists over tea, coffee and croissants. The first event in the 2019 Comhrá series will feature current exhibiting artist Dermot McNevin in conversation with gallery owner and...

Shadows in the Valley by Emile Dinneen An exhibition of photographs at Dowth Hall December 1st, 1 - 4pm, Preview & Artist Talk December 2nd, 10 - 4pm

Meath County Council Arts Office is delighted to present: Here Comes the Night , a group exhibition by members of the Graphic Studio Dublin. An eclectic and atmospheric exhibition, Here Comes the Night features an array of artistic responses in contemporary printmaking to the theme of night-time.

Irish speaking visual artists, writers, musicians, designers, poets and performers; interested in delivering workshops through the Irish language in creative, artistic and community settings; are invited to submit proposals for consideration.

The Going Solo Graduate Award, originally launched in 2001 is designed to assist emerging Meath artists in the earliest stages of their artistic careers.