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‘Exquisite River’ at Ely Center of Contemporary Art 14 th April – June 2nd

Group Show by Think About Water, a collective of ecological artists and activists April 14th – June 2nd | Ely Center of Contemporary Art New Haven CT USA Opening Reception: April 14, 1-3 pm w/ Performance by Water Women at 2:00 pm& Open Studios @ ECOCA’s Keyhole Workspace Residency 1-5 pmEarth Day Celebration: April 21, […]

Hamilton Gallery & Nanchizi Art Museum Bejing China “St Brigid’s Well”

· Exhibitions

Feb 1st 2024 St Brigid’s Well is the third invited artists exhibition produced by Hamilton Gallery, Ireland, to coincide with the new Lá Fhéile Bríde / St Brigid’s Day celebration of women and creativity. Click on link to see works by participating artists : https://hamiltongallery.ie/st-brigids-well-beijing

‘Turner and Coastal Scenes’

· National Gallery of Ireland - Painting workshop

National Gallery of Ireland Painting workshop Saturday & Sunday 27 th/ 28 the January 2024 with Michelle Boyle ‘The celebrated painter J.M.W Turner was renowned for capturing atmospheric phenomena of light effects in his work. In Turner’s continental travel sketches, the changing light of sky played a significant role when recording of a specific place […]

ART ATRIUM at Acetech

· Exhibition India

Curated by Anurag Kanoria / The Great Eastern Home On view at AceTech Exhibition & Symposium, Bombay Exhibition Centre NESCO Mumbai India 2-4 th November 2023 10 am -7pm daily An exhibition of paintings , installations and sculptures by eminent International and Indian artists. Including Michelle Boyle, Prabhakar Kolte, Hélène Gutétary, Jayesh Sharma, Mainoz Bano […]

Earth Rising Festival IMMA

· Eco Art

21 – 24th September 2023 EARTH RISING is a four-day festival of free events and experiences aimed at addressing the climate crisis and inspiring collective action towards a sustainable and hopeful future. Taking place across the IMMA site, EARTH RISING promises an unforgettable experience that seeks to provoke, inspire, and empower audiences to become agents […]