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Bridge Street Studios launched their latest visual art exhibition, 'Shed,' in the Basement Gallery at An Táin Arts Centre recnetly.
The 'Shed' exhibition features the works of nine dynamic professional artists and craftspeople who are all based in Bridge Street Studios, including Orlaith Cullinane, Rachel Tinniswood, Mary Cowan, Cathy McKeown, Suzanne Carroll, Caoilfionn Murphy O'Hanlon, Orla Barry, Sarah McKenna, and Fiona Quigley.
Bridge Street Studios launched their latest visual art exhibition, 'Shed,' in the Basement Gallery at An Táin Arts Centre last Wednesday.
The exhibition runs to March 30th with opening hours on Tuesday to Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm.
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