There was a great turnout as local artist Vincent Devine opened his ‘Regenesis’ Art Exhibition at Esker Arts in Tullamore on Saturday, July 4.
Devine is an internationally-renowned artist originally from Clara but lives in Tullamore. He welcomed an array of art enthusiasts to the opening from both the locality and beyond last weekend.
The exhibition was launched by special guest Billy Keane and will run in Esker Arts until Saturday, September 26.
Esker Arts describes ‘Regenesis’ as a mid-career exhibition by Irish artist Vincent Devine, bringing together a selection of works created across different stages of his artistic practice.
The exhibition presents an opportunity to pause and reflect on the evolution of a body of work shaped by curiosity, research, intuition, and lived experience.
Photos courtesy of Ger Rogers Photography.
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17. Members of the Flanagan family pictured beside a portrait of the late Johnny Flanagan a well known figure in Tullamore and Offaly L. - R. Tony, Rosaleen and Fiona Flanagan, Karen Flanagan Meehan and May Cavanagh. Ger Rogers Photo
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18. Artist Vincent Devine pictured with his parents Hazel and Beanie beside the painting that the exhibition is named after entitled 'Regenesis' in Esker Arts. Ger Rogers Photo
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19. Pictured at the launch of Vincent Devine's Exhibition 'Regenesis' L. - R. Cllr. Sean O'Brien, Vincent Devine, Artist, Cllr Declan Harvey, Cathaoirleach Offaly County Council, Sean Walsh, Artistic Director, Esker Arts, Billy Keane, Special guest who launched the exhibition and Aisling McElligott Administrator. Ger Rogers Photo
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20. Local artist Vincent Devine addressing the large attendance during the launch of his exhibition 'Regenesis' in Esker Arts. Ger Rogers Photo
Ger Rogers Photography