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The exhibition 'Measure for Measure' will open on Saturday December 7 at 2pm and will run until Saturday December 21.
Laois artist Stephanie Deady's hard work over the last two years as artist in residence at the Arthouse in Stradbally will be displayed for all to see when her new exhibition opens this weekend.
The exhibition 'Measure for Measure' will open on Saturday December 7 at 2pm and will run until Saturday December 21.
"Laois County Council Arts Office and the Laois Arthouse, Stradbally are delighted to present an exhibition of work by artist Stephanie Deady. This exhibition marks the end of a fruitful two-year artist residency awarded to Stephanie, by Laois County Council, at the Laois Arthouse, Stradbally," said Laois Arts Office.
The exhibition will be opened by Kevin Kavanagh and members of the public are welcome to attend. CONTINUE READING BELOW PHOTO
PICTURED: Measure for Measure No. 16, 2022/2024, oil on birch plywood, 100 x 144cm.
Arts journalist Aidan Dunne says of Deady's work -"Historically, in western painting, there is an art of drama and spectacle, and there is an art of quietness. The extrovert and the introvert. Stirring, dramatic events and moments of inner revelation. Stephanie Deady’s work is aligned with the latter, with interior life."
Stephanie Deady, born in County Laois, graduated with a BA in Fine Art from Limerick School of Art and Design in (2014).
Upcoming solo exhibitions include Claremorris Gallery (2025).
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