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Mayo glass artist Laura Quinn is this year's recipient of the RDS Irish Craft Bursary 2022.

Midland artists, Úna Cahill and Ciarán Mac Domhnaill, have completed their community art project titled ‘Recaptured and Draped’.

Glass artist Laura Quinn, originally from Mayo and now based in the UK, has been awarded by the Design & Crafts Council Ireland (DCCI) Future Makers programme.

The saga pertaining to the installation of the ‘Mask of the Shannon’ sculpture at Custume Place is gathering momentum with each passing day, and has garnered much national media attention courtesy of an editorial relating to the topic which appeared on TheJournal.ie as well as being featured on Newstalk’s Sean Moncrieff Show.

April 20 will see the official launch of a new artwork by artist Rachel Joynt at the riverside walkway, Ballina.

A new public art installation at Knocknacarra National School will be unveiled by the Minister of State for Training and Skills tomorrow at 9.30am.

An exhibition celebrating Irish women working in the medium of hot glass has opened at the Glass Attic Gallery, Jerpoint Glass Studio in County Kilkenny.

228 LASHES, the new exhibition at the 126 gallery on Queen Street, will be officially opened tomorrow with a reception from 7pm to 9pm.

On July 9 at 1pm the official launch of new artwork by artist Joe Neeson at Pearse Street, Ballina will take place. The sculpture is five metres in height and constructed from stainless steel, copper, bronze and a special polyurethane resin and it is based on the form of diving salmon.

What better way to celebrate the solstice than by viewing an exciting temporary once off installation of artwork with refreshments and some music. If this sounds good, go to Aughagower on Saturday June 19 from 9.30pm in the community hall.