Grace McMurray: Stitching Memory and Identity
Through knitting, embroidery, drawing and costume, Grace McMurray makes work that carries personal histories, shared enthusiasms and the value of time spent creating.
Caroline Murphy: Colour, Pattern and Possibility
Working under the name Pansy Soup, Belfast artist Caroline Murphy brings together colour, found materials and a willingness to see where an idea leads.
Annemarie Mullan: Creating Together with Cré
From articulated clay figures to ambitious group exhibitions, Annemarie brings stories into physical form while helping eight distinct creative voices become stronger together.
Critter: Strange Creatures and Creative Freedom
Through goblins, cartoon villains and a growing world of strange creatures, Belfast artist Critter is finding the freedom to make what he wants and enjoy making it.
Curly Bap: Making Art for Others and Herself
From animal portraits to experiments with paper, textiles and clay, Curly Bap is finding her next direction through the people, places and creative possibilities around her.
Noodle: Familiar Faces and an Eye for Light
Portraiture, playful references and a fascination with light shape Noodle’s paintings, as the Scottish artist explores new subjects and larger surfaces from her studio in Bangor.