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Sculptor Redmond Herrity embarks on his debut Dublin exhibition at The Ireland Institute this month.
The exhibition will take place at 27 Pearse Street, Teach an Phiarsaigh, Dublin.
The official opening will be performed by Clannad's Moya Brennan at 6pm on Thursday, September 26 and runs for one week.
Featuring work from his 'Recyclable Studies' and his well known 'Undercover collection,' this exhibition brings together a mix of his collectible pieces.
Using ancient techniques along with a modern approach, Redmond's work spans centuries to bring together classical sculpture with everyday discarded rubbish. The work of his undercover collection meanwhile features mysterious objects draped in scarves, all carved from marble and limestone.
Herrity is an award winning Sculptor from Ramelton. He has travelled extensively, creating exhibitions and public commissions all over Ireland and abroad. His work has featured in the RHA Annual Exhibition since 2006 and he was awarded the Morgan O'Driscoll Sculpture Award in 2019 and the Connor Moran Award for Outstanding Sculpture in 2009.
Geraldine Mullan with her family - husband John, son Tomás and daughter Amelia. Photo Geraldine Mullan
The Easter Sunday parade featuring Rosses Fifers Unite which was held in 2016. Photo: Mary Rodgers
Darragh Wilson shows off his catch from Mulroy Bay
Volunteers are asked to meet at the Warden car park at 4pm, to come prepared, as work will get underway on a new pathway
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