Cullinagh Stables & Gallery: teatime - artist: Eabha Rose (acrylic)

Background

Welcome to Cullinagh Stables & Gallery.

We are located on a working farm in the picturesque Kilmeaden, County Waterford countryside on the banks of the River Dawn. Facilities include a working yard and livery stables (for long and short term use), an American barn, a large outdoor sand arena, a cross country course, riverside and woodland treks, plenty of grazing as well as lots of storage space and parking. Fishing is available upon request. For those interested in using the facilities, you are very welcome to get in touch with Eabha Rose by email (eabharose@yahoo.ie) or phone + 353 (0)87 6062 580. Our postal address is Cullinagh Stables, Kilmeaden, County Waterford, Ireland - no zip.

The gallery has a large selection of artwork and photography by artists, Ann Barry, Mary Sue Connolly and Eabha Rose.

Ann is primarily a landscape artist who works in oils, watercolours, acrylics and charcoal. Self taught, she has exhibited widely in Ireland and the United States. Upon moving from medicine to art, Ann spent much time on Achill Island, capturing the ever changing colours of this inspiring landscape. Her paintings will be exhibited at the Children's Hospital Philadelphia through July 2012.

Mary Sue studied fine art at Crawford College, Cork before basing herself in New York where she works as a documentary maker. Mary Sue produced the widely acclaimed documentaries Glenafooka (a journey through Ireland's pagan past) and Kumbha Mela - The Great Gathering. She is co-owner of Wayward Films, Inc and founder of Black Watch Films. Through her travels around the Unites States, Eastern Europe and Asia, Mary Sue has produced a large body of photographic work. She continues to capture the Irish landscape when she returns to her beloved homeland. The link to some of Mary Sue's photographic work can be found above.

After studying English Literature and French at Fordham University, New York, Eabha Rose based herself in the French Antilles, where she worked as a translator before commencing further studies in narrative therapy. Combining art and prose, Eabha has written and illustrated short stories. Her work has been published by Village Voice, New York Post, Hot Press and Irish Theatre Magazine. Eabha continues to collaborate with Mary Sue.

For further information, please contact Eabha Rose at eabharose@yahoo.ie or +353 (0)87 6062 580

Fishing is also available upon request.

~We are just ten minutes from Waterford city, forty minutes from Cork city and ninety minutes from Dublin city~

Cullinagh Stables & Gallery

Sunday, July 1, 2012

teatime - artist: Eabha Rose (acrylic)

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