Emerging and established talent shines in Flowerfield’s ACNI Collection exhibition ‘Here There and Them’
Jan 08, 2025Flowerfield Arts Centre, Portstewart is excited to unveil its first major exhibition of 2025, Here, There & Them: Contemporary Art from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland Collection.
Running from 11 January to 1 March, this dynamic showcase highlights a mix of emerging and established artists who are shaping the future of contemporary visual arts.
The Arts Council of Northern Ireland’s Contemporary Art Collection represents a rich tapestry of talent, featuring artists at the forefront of visual arts practice.
The curated selection, that includes work from artists in the Causeway Coast and Glens Borough, invites audiences to explore how artists interpret themes of time, place, and memory. Visitors will encounter a diverse array of mediums and styles – from abstract and nostalgic to playful and visually striking – offering an eclectic and vibrant experience for all.
Mark your calendars for the official launch on Saturday 11 January, at 12 noon, where representatives from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland’s Collections and Acquisitions team will lead an exclusive guided tour. Gain valuable insights into the artworks and learn about the innovative creators behind them.
Joanna Johnston, Visual Arts and Collections Officer, Arts Council of Northern Ireland, commented: “This exhibition highlights the diversity and vibrancy of contemporary visual arts, showcasing works that are both thought-provoking and inspiring. We’re thrilled to share these exceptional pieces with the Flowerfield audience and celebrate the remarkable talent of both emerging and established artists.”
This inspiring exhibition is free to attend and runs from Saturday 11 January until Saturday 1 March.
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