Exhibitions

Daryl Young is an enthusiast landscape photographer who lived in Downpatrick until aged eighteen, and who was educated at Down High School. Daryl's love of photography started at the age of twelve, when he was bought his first camera as a Christmas present. Long family walks and frequent visits to the coast molded Daryl's love of the great outdoors. These two passions come together in Daryl's love of landscape photography. Through his photography, Daryl showcases the beauty of the Co Down landscape and seascape. As well as more traditional images, Daryl specializes in producing stunning panorama photographs which he prints in two, three or four separate panels. Printed large, installations can be as wide as two and a half metres by forty ce

Katerina Gribkoff - Malú Colorín - Maya Todd - Niamh Ní Catháin - Ruth Osborne This group exhibition brings together artists from the North and South of Ireland whose work and processes reference Linen heritage in a contemporary context. The exhibition weaves together each artist’s creative practice and how it engages, questions or explores sustainability in relation to functional textiles and textile art.  This exhibition is shown as part of the 2025 Linen Biennale.

During Covid, while Clare’s hair salon (Vintage Rocks) was closed, Clare focused her creative energy into producing super bright and colourful art pieces instead of bright and colourful hair. She went on to gift and sell her beautiful wildflower meadows to many of her family and friends. Following Clare’s untimely passing in October 2024, Clare’s family decided to gather up as many of these treasured pieces and display them as a tribute to what a creative and magical person she was.