Maria Noonan-McDermott: Where Memory Becomes Art
Transforming intimate family memories into paintings and poetry, her work invites others to recognise stories of their own.
Rosina Law-Braney: Reclaiming the Seven Deadly Sins
Through zines, illustration and humour, Rosina Law-Braney creates vibrant feminist stories that make room for identity, desire, grief and collective creative freedom.
Alexander Edward: Weaving from the Land
Growing his own willow beside Strangford Lough, Alexander Edward brings coppicing, landwork and an ancient craft into bold contemporary forms.
John Britton: Finding Calm Through Ink
After three decades of visceral performance and constant travel, John Britton has found a quieter connection through ink, mentorship and calm.
Yvonne Moore: Following Curiosity into Colour
Refusing to settle into a single style, Yvonne Moore follows curiosity across colour, poetry and community, creating art that brings her – and those around her – fully to life.
Lucy Fleming: Carrying the North Coast Light
Through fluorescent colour, oil pastel and an instinct for collaboration, Lucy Fleming turns the light of the North Coast into images that connect art, music and community.
Paul Burch: Shaping Old Mountains in Clay
After decades spent teaching others, Paul Burch has returned to clay, building warm, characterful sculptures from memory, landscape and the freedom to experiment.