BRAY ARTS

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Monday 3rd October 2016

Maria Callas Presented by George Fleeton

Bray Arts Show

November 2015

MC for the Evening

was Julie-Rose McCormick

Chair Bray Arts

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The Zoryanna entertain the attendance at November Bray Arts Show with their TRIBAL STYLE BELLY DANCE.
http://www.thezoryanna.com/

Two members of Tamure Tahiti entertaining the gathering at the November Bray Arts Show, 2015.

The Zoryanna entertain the attendance at November Bray Arts Show with their TRIBAL STYLE BELLY DANCE.
http://www.thezoryanna.com/

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Final Act of the Evening

was

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Tom Troy, barman for the evening produces a perfect WORK OF ART!!!!

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MC for the evening Julie-Rose McCormick, Chair of Bray Arts
http://www.mccormickpuppets.com/

First Presentation of the Evening Shirley McClure, Poet

Second Presentation of the Evening was Grace Hall, Photographer
http://gracehallphotography.com/

Mairin O’Donovan took time during the break to look at one of Grace Hall’s books on photography

Frank Gallagher performed from his great repetoire of Blues Music

The

GREAT HANK WILLIAMS

This is the poster of Hank Williams last Concert.

Unfortunately he didn’t get to perform this one as he died in the back of the taxi en route

This is the poster of Hank Williams last Concert. Unfortunately he didn’t get to perform this one as he died in the back of the taxi en route

Brian Whelan performed a tribute to Hank Williams

accompanied on percussion by Chris Hynes and Frank Gallagher on guitar

Shane Harrison taking notes for his October review for Bray Arts bulletin
https://xxharrison.wordpress.com/

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Launch of New Novel

by Author

Liz McManus

” A Shadow in the Yard “

 February, 12th, 2015

Author, Liz McManus signing copies of her Book

at the Official Launch at the Harbour Bar, Bray

Author, Liz McManus signing copies of her Book

at the Official Launch at the Harbour Bar, Bray.

Author Liz McManus’s agent Jonathan Williams

speaking at the launch of her New Novel

Brendan Keenan, financial journalist for the Irish Independent

launches Author Liz McManus’s New Novel

at the Harbour Bar, Bray, 12th, February, 2015

Author, Liz McManus

speaking at the Launch of her New Novel

” A Shadow in the Yard”

Thursday, 12th, February, 2015

New Novel, “A Shadow in the Yard”

by

Author Liz McManus

available at Dubray Books, Bray

 Photos: Peter Growney

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Bray Arts Show

February, 2nd, 2015

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Thabi took questions from ahe floor

after her Presentation

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Second Presentation of the Evening:
John Walshe, Writer.
John was Education Corrospondant for the Irish Independent for many years and then became special adviser to Education minister, Ruari Quinn. His new book ” An Education” was written about his times in that post.

John took questions from the floor after his presentation.

John Walshe’s Book ” An Education ” is available to purchase at Dubray Bookshop, Main Street, Bray.

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Third performance of the Evening was Singer, Denis McArdle.
https://soundcloud.com/songway

Rachel Hynes accompanied Denis McArdle at the February Bray Arts Show.

Ray McGee on guitar accompanied Denis and also sang a song.

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Shane Harrison taking notes for his review which you can read in the March Bray Arts Bulletin.

 Photos: Peter Growney

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BrayArts Show

January 2015

Rene Moore

Bray Arts Show

GLAMOROUS

MEET and GREET LADY

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MC

for the Evening

Julie-Rose McCormick

Chairperson of Bray Arts

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First Presentation of the Evening

Alison Kay

Ceramic Artist

Three of Alison’s Creations

which were on view at

The Bray Arts Show

Please visit

Alison Kay’s website here

http://www.alisonkay.ie

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Second Act of the Evening

 was Singer Songwriter

Lisa Hynes

 Lisa was accompanied

on guitar

by Sean Whelan

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Final Act of the Evening

Ronan O’Snodaigh

and the

Gallery Drummers

Katie Brightwater

of

Prelude Arts

introduces

Ronan O’Snodaigh

and the

Gallery Drummers

to

The Bray Arts Show

Ronan O’Snodaigh

and the

Gallery Drummers

rehearse at

Prelude Arts

on Tuesday nights

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 Dermot McCabe

taking notes for his Bray Arts Show review

which you can read in the February

Bray Arts Bulletin

 Photos: Peter Growney

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Bray Arts Show

October 2014

Artist Mark Lawlor

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Dan Roddy reads from his new book
A Wanderer Out of Time

Music from Tim Dolye and Friends

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Bray Arts Show

9 September 2014

Julie-Rose opens the show

Artist John Dunne discusses his work

“Dream of Gerontius”

Music from Bray group “Harbour”

Rosy Wilson reads from her new book

“Bright Water Over Greystones”

Anne Fitzgerald reads from her new poetry book

“The Map of Everything”

Jimi Cullen closes the show with songs from his new album

“Life”

Photographs courtesy

Joe Melican

Bray Arts Show

June 2014

Julie-Rose McCormick

Chairperson Bray Arts

was

MC for the Evening

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First Presentation of the Show

Contempory Artist

Jim Mullins

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Second Presentation

was

Writer

O. R. Melling

Website

http://www.ormelling.com/Book%20Pages/o.r.mellingbooks.html

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Final Act

was

The Cafe Vaudeville Band

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Bray Arts Raffle

on the Evening

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The Annual General Meeting

of

Bray Arts

then took place

Minutes being read

by

Bray Arts Secretary

Ger Thomas

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In charge of sound

was

Sofia Arteaga

Rosy Wilson

celebrated her

BIRTHDAY

at

Bray Arts

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Bray Arts Show

May 2014.

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First Act of the Evening

Rosaleen Power

Botanical Artist

Rosaleen Power – Botanical Artist

Rosaleen Power, Botanical Artist

giving her presentation

at the

May 2014

Bray Arts Show

Rosaleen Power – Botanical Artist

Julie-Rose McCormick

Chairperson Bray Arts

speaking

after Rosaleen’s Presentation

Examples of some of

Rosaleen Power’s Work

http://roseystories.blogspot.ie/

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Second Act of the Evening

Fiona O’Farrell

Artist

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Fiona O’ Farrell – Artist

Examples of some of

Fiona O’Farrell’s Work

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Final Act

of the Evening

Salvator Andrades Santiago – Gypsey Rumba

Salvator Andrades Santiago – Gypsey Rumba

Salvator Andrades Santiago – Gypsey Rumba

filled the floor

with dancers from the audience

Sofia Arteaga

who is

sound engineer

at

Bray Arts

Aoife Hester

who produces the fantastic monthly

Bray Arts Poster

Bray Arts former Chairperson

and

present committee member

Cearbhall O’Meadhra

couldn’t resist

playing one of the guitars

at the end

of the Evening

Aoife Hester

and

Julie-Rose McCormick

Chairperson of Bray Arts

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Bray Arts Show

April 2014.

“PVT Wars” One Act Play by John Mclure (Square One)

“PVT Wars” One Act Play by John Mclure (Square One)

“PVT Wars” One Act Play by John Mclure (Square One)

“PVT Wars” One Act Play by John Mclure (Square One)

“PVT Wars” One Act Play by John Mclure (Square One)

“PVT Wars” One Act Play by John Mclure (Square One)

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Master Gilzelbertus puts Superwoman and Mrs Boru

through their paces in Dungeons and Dragons

Master Gilzelbertus puts Superwoman and Mrs Boru

through their paces in Dungeons and Dragons

Master Gilzelbertus puts Superwoman and Mrs Boru

through their paces in Dungeons and Dragons

Master Gilzelbertus puts Superwoman and Mrs Boru

through their paces in Dungeons and Dragons

Master Gilzelbertus puts Superwoman and Mrs Boru

through their paces in Dungeons and Dragons

Master Gilzelbertus puts Superwoman and Mrs Boru

through their paces in Dungeons and Dragons

Master Gilzelbertus puts Superwoman and Mrs Boru

through their paces in Dungeons and Dragons

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“Pattanga” (Trevor Ledwidge) Plays music from his albums

“Pattanga” (Trevor Ledwidge) Plays music from his albums

“Pattanga” (Trevor Ledwidge) Plays music from his albums

“Pattanga” (Trevor Ledwidge) Plays music from his albums

“Pattanga” (Trevor Ledwidge) Plays music from his albums

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Photos

by

Joe Melican

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Bray Arts Show

March 2014.

Comhaltas Ceoltoiri

Comhaltas Ceoltoiri

Comhaltas Ceoltoiri

Comhaltas Ceoltoiri

Comhaltas Ceoltoiri

Comhaltas Ceoltoiri

Comhaltas Ceoltoiri

Comhaltas Ceoltoiri

Comhaltas Ceoltoiri

Writer and Poet Phil Lynch

Writer and Poet Phil Lynch

The Raffle

 Winning ticket

A happy winner

Sofia Arteaga Latin American Singer

Sofia Arteaga Latin American Singer

Sofia Arteaga Latin American Singer

Singer Gavin Coleman

Singer Gavin Coleman

Photos by

Joe Melican

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Bray Arts Show

February 3rd. 2014

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Author Catherine Brophy read from her new book “Burning Bright”

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Dancer Charline Vidal introduces her performance

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Martin Davidson read Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

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Bray Swing Band

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Bray Arts Show

January 13th. 2014

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Bray Active Retirement

Creative Writing Group

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Brigid O’Brien

Painter and Graphic Artist

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Justin Aylmer

Actor and Writer

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Last Act of the Evening

Music by

John and Mandy O’Loughlin

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Photos

courtesy

Joe Melican

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Bray Arts Show

Monday, December 2nd.

2013

MC for the Evening

Julie-Rose McCormick

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First presentation

of the Evening

Mary MacNeill

Hand Made Jewellery

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Examples of

Mary’s crafted silver jewellery

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Next Act of the Evening

Jack Latin- Pop-Punk

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Supporters of  Jack Latin

who came along

to support

this brilliant group

https://www.facebook.com/jacklatinband?ref=br_tf

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Next

was

David Butler

writer

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Final Act

of the

Evening

Darragh O’Neill

Guitarist

http://darraghoneill.com/

http://darraghoneill.com/biography/

http://darraghoneill.com/biography/

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Bray Arts Show

November 4th

2013

MC

for the

November, 2013

Bray Arts show

Julie-Rose McCormick

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First Act

of

the evening

Aoife Hester

Photographer

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Aoife Hester is no stranger to Bray Arts. She is the expert eye and talent that has been designing our poster and flyers for a number of years. At her presentation of photographs and video work for our November Bray Arts Show she again displayed her prodigious talent in a stunning display of glorious images.

Aoife began off by explaining how she does photography in her spare time. Working in a photographic studio in her first job she became fascinated by the possibilities the dark room allowed to trick around with images. She began to experiment  by producing films where the photograph was exposed on the other side of the film. We were shown the result in a display of highly coloured scenes drawing the eye and forcing the observer to sit up and take notice. Aoife is not afraid to take chances with her work and the results are striking. An eerie atmosphere is created by an observation of a big wheel, taken from an oblique angle, or by the silhouette of two people against a highly coloured sky. Always the viewer is compelled to stay and look as this expert photographer draws us into her vision of the world, one where nature predominates and originality is prized. Photography is fun, Aoife says. She loves cheap plastic cameras just as much as her new and much cherished digital one. She is dedicated to her art and determined to stretch conventional boundaries. One of the most striking pieces I saw was of the night sky from her bedroom window. This was using a technique of rapidly taken multiple photographs that give the impression a video is being made. The effect is startlingly simple yet beautiful, giving the pieces a feeling of peace and oneness with nature that could not otherwise be produced. We saw Aoife’s award winning photographs as well as those she takes on a daily basis, and all were stunning. Her love of Bray and her capacity for following her instincts and taking that shot others would miss are always to the fore. We saw a sunrise on Bray Head and stars on the Sugarloaf. There was a striking single tree on the Sally Gap and another standing alone in the snow. Photographs poured in our direction in a consummate display of ability and artistic sensibility. Congratulations to Aoife for her dedication, determination and ability to produce images and work that stay in the mind for long afterwards.

Review by Carmen Cullen

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This collage of work

by

Aoife Hester

are photos of her photos

taken from the screen

during her presentation.

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This collage of work

by

Aoife Hester

are photos of her photos

taken from the screen

during her presentation.

http://aoifehesterphotography.com/

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Second Act

of the evening

Helen Harrison

Poet

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Helen Harrison’s poetry is a celebration of the ordinary. She, as she says herself, loves that mid-air feeling,’ and somehow the line sums up what is good about her verse. We are brought for long moments into the mid-stream of other worlds, of the lives of country people of Monaghan. We meet the poet’ mother, potato peelings blocking sink, no time to think. A farmer tills fields, another cuts wood, engaged in the necessary activities that create the rituals of life from which Helen’s poetry, in the likeness of Patrick Kavanagh’s, is drawn. Just as Helen has freed herself from the realm of her childhood peers, in their neat clipped lives, she releases us to contemplate wonder through the beauty of her lines. In dappled light my speckled thoughts take flight. Helen’s voice clear and lucid, and her poetic vision is profound. Her love of nature is ever present as well as a passionate need to preserve it from human depredations. Wildlife doesn’t mind absence of human-kind, she assures us.  She shows her capacity to mine deep feeling, to empathise with loss, in her poem to a recently passed-away father. You smelt the lane before you saw the edge,- aromas of a time before,- you absorbed the tears of a broken mother, while they put wet clay over your father. Balanced thought combined with strong emotion and perfectly wrought original lines lead us to believe we will hear much more from Helen Harrison in the future.

Review by

Carmen Cullen.

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Third Act

of

the evening

Serendipity

Monday 4^th November 2013

The award-winning ladies barbershop chorus, Serendipity, directed by Pauline Edmondson took the floor to loud cheers of welcome. The Fifteen members of this fun loving group of women were dressed in bright colourful  outfits clearly enjoying every moment as they opened up with “Thunder away my Lord” singing & performing in the Barbershop Style. With voices ranging from deep contralto to high soprano they delivered a full, rich sound as they moved into “My troubles roll away Lord” and “Little dream”. The remarkable bass sound added power to their rendition combined with the classic tight harmony of the barber shop style. Since they are singing a capella, they made use of some of the voices to deliver a rhythmic accompaniment with staccato vocal sounds as the lead singers brought out the song words and melody.  Two numbers were delivered by their own prize-winning barber shop Quartet who sang “I can’t run away if you love me!” in intriguingly close harmony that must be very difficult to maintain. They added a touch of humour with “Don’t sit under the apple tree” as they returned to the full Serendippity choral group to close with “One fine day” to loud acclaim from everyone.

Review

by

Cearbhall E. O’Meadhra.

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http://www.serendipityacappella.net/

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The Final Act of the evening

was

Cafe L’Amore

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The final act was Cafe L’Amore, in the persons of Geraldine Mangan and Joe Domican Beattie. Dressed beautifully in trim black and white evening dress, they charmed their audience with soft vocals blending beautifully with the accompanying backing track of the traditional café orchestra. Their sound equipment was equally elegant and of such good quality that the orchestra might well have been live in the room. They took turns to perform a mixture of Jazz, Bossa Nova, Swing and Pop with such delightful numbers as “I’ve got you under my skin” in the Crooning voice of Joe to Geraldine’s gentle “Sweethearts and the summer wind”. Their easy, professional style delivered with cool confidence eased the evening to a close as the audience applauded the charming performance.

Cearbhall E. O’Meadhra

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Bray Arts Show

October 7th

2013

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The evening began with a lovely introduction from our Chairperson,

Julie-Rose freshly returned from a week-long working tour in Italy.

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First Act of the Evening

Grace Downes O’Reilly

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Grace Downes O’Reilly appeared as our “Young Writer”, starting with “Ben” – a poem about her new-born baby.  The beginning of the poem set the tone for the remainder of the piece. We immediately see a tiny little creature cocooned in the love of his mother and his family. The mix of adoration, delight and love is well expressed in the lines: “his head as furry as a peach

With dainty little hands

And dainty little feet” reflecting the innocence of childhood. Grace followed with her own short story entitled: “Private No. Calling”. This cleverly crafted piece effectively led the reader/listener into the mistaken conviction that the husband was having an affair. Juxtaposition of suspicious incidents invited sympathy for his distressed wife. The surprising truth, when it was revealed at the end of the story, had the effect of relieving the ugliness of the potential marital breakdown. Grace skilfully generated feelings of concern for the very serious medical trauma that was the real worry on the husband’s mind and the switch to relief when the medics reported the “All Clear”. We look forward to further writings from Grace in the future.

Cearbhall E. O’Meadhra

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 Grace photographed with

her father Oliver after her performance

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Two of Grace’s friends came along

to support her

Katie Seville and Caria King

Grace with three friends

who came to the Show

Jamie Richardson ,Kate O’Meara

and

Patrick Doran

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Grace’s website

wordweaver007.blogspot.ie/2013/0…

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Second Act of the Evening

Christien Van Bussel

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Christien Van Bussel, potter and wood-turner, presented the art of slip-casting pottery. Originally from the Nederlands, she is now living in the countryside, just outside Aughrim, where she keeps herself fit looking after four stubborn donkeys! Christian gave a brilliant demonstration that made the process look simple and straight-forward as she explained how she uses plaster of Paris to make a mould for a cup. The Plaster moulds have to be made on a wheel in her workshop so she brought the completed moulds in for the demonstration. It was interesting to here how water plays an important role in first soaking the  clay for pouring into the mould but must then be drawn off in a controlled way so that the clay bakes as hard as stone. This is achieved by lining the mould with layers of soda ash and plastic which also help to make it easier to keep the fired clay separated from the mould. Christian demonstrated how the clay needs to harden in the air before firing. The thickness of the vessel wall is controlled by the length of time the clay is allowed to dry out. She then demonstrated how to make the handle in a separate process with its own mould. Paint cannot be used to colour the pottery as it will not survive the great heat of firing so coloured clay is used by mixing in metal oxides to achieve specific tones such as rust for brown and other metals for green, blue and yellow effects. Additional coloured clay decoration is layered or painted inside the mould. This is the artist’s opportunity to go wild with the decoration and a variety of textures. The final glaze is made from flint like a layer of glass on top of the pot. From this demonstration, Christian must be a very welcome visitor to the Schools and workshop sessions that she conducts. More information on Christian’s wonderful work can be seen on www.turningthistle.com

Cearbhall E. O’Meadhra

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A selection of

Christien Van Bussell’s

beautiful creations

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Third Act of the Evening

Dancer

Antje O’Toole

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Antje O’Toole’s Website

http://rockinghorsedance.wordpress.com/tag/antje-otoole/

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Final Act of the Evening

Wyvern Lingo

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Working through about six songs in succession, as far as I can gather, the common theme seems to be the standard twenty-something angst and romantic woes, reminiscent of Laura Marling (in her ‘Mumford’ days) On hearing anyone’s music for the first time, this old sixty-something longs for the odd cover, maybe a Joni Mitchell number thrown in somewhere in the middle just to give me an anchor. but hey, that’s a small quibble on what was a completely engaging performance from this talented trio of songsters who gave it their all in the best performing ‘girl band’ I have ever heard live. Epic !  Watch out for ‘Wyvern Lingo’ – they’re going places fast !

Review by

Michael Doorley.

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Caoimhe Barry

Saoirse Duane

Karen Cawley

 “” Wyvern Lingo” all girl band from Greystones, Co. Wicklow were fantastic on Monday Arts Nite in Martello Upstairs, Bray. They write their own material, beautiful songs & harmonies. Watch out for them……..they’re gonna be HUGE !!”

Harriett Ledwidge, Bray Arts committee.

A fantastic performance by Wyvern Lingo

was really appreciated by the audience

at the

October

Bray Arts Show

at the

Martello

Bray Seafront

October 7th. 2013.

Listen to

Wyvern Lingo

https://soundcloud.com/wyvernlingo

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In charge of sound

for the SHOW

Niall Cloak

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Photos: Peter Growney.

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Bray Arts Show

September 9th

2013

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MC for the Evening

Julie-Rose McCormick

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Dermot McCabe

paid a moving tribute to

Seamus Heaney

and read many

of his poems

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Dermot McCabe

remembering the late Poet

Seamus Heaney

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Second Act of the Evening

was

Nicole Keating – Rejuv designs

Nicole set up her own business in 2011

She designs  bags, hats

from old garments and vintage cloths.

She sells her creations at local markets

and online.

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An example of some of Nicole’s materials

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One of Nicole’s bags

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A leather bag by

Nicole Keating-Rejuv designs

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http://www.rejuvdesigns.com

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Third Act of the Evening

was

Jane Stanford

Historian and Author

” That Irishman”

is her biography of

John O’Connor Power

the nineteenth century

Nationalist leader

She read excerpts from her book

and you can get more information

by visiting

Jane Stanford’s blog

http://thatirishman.com/

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A two page spread in the Irish Post

about John O’Connor Power, the Irish Fenian Leader

and the subject of a book by

Historian and Author Jane Stanford.

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Final Act of the Evening

were

Sonny Condell and Robbie Overson

Singers,  Songwriters and Guitarists

and a brilliant act

to finish off

a very memorable Evening.

They performed from a varied repertoire

and at the end left the Bray Arts audience

shouting for more and they

responded generously.

Robbie and  Sonny

are members of the well known group

Scullion.

https://myspace.com/scullionband

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Sonny Condell

Performing at

The Bray Arts Show

at the Martello, Bray,

9th., September, 2013.

http://www.sonnycondell.com/

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Robbie Overson

gave a virtuoso performance at

The Bray Arts Show

September 9th., 2013  at

The Martello

Bray Seafront.

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Sound Engineer

Bray Arts Show,

September 9th.,

Niall Cloak.

Sound Engineer

Bray Arts Show,

September 9th., 2013,

Niall Cloak.

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Brigid and Cora

enjoying

The Bray Arts Show,

September, 9th.,

2013.

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Official opening of

Darren Nesbitt’s

Art Exhibition

at the

Barracuda Restaurant

Bray Seafront

on

Friday, 2nd. August, 2013.

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Artist, Darren Nesbitt

speaking at the opening

of his

Art Exhibition.

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Paul Finnegan of the Barracuda Restaurant, Seafront Bray,

speaking at the Launch of Darren Nesbitt’s Art Exhibition.

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Cllr. Tracy O’Brien, Cathaoirleach, Bray Town Council

officially opens artist, Darren Nesbitt’s Art Exhibition

at the Barracuda Restaurant,

Seafront, Bray, Co. Wicklow.

(2nd. August, 2013.)

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Artist Darren listens as Cllr. Tracy O’Brien

officially opens his Exhibition

at The Barracuda Restaurant,

Seafront, Bray. ( 2nd. August, 2013.)

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Paul Finnegan of the Barracuda Restaurant,

Artist, Darrin Nesbitt,

Cllr. Tracy O’Brien

and Kieran O’Brien.

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Artist Darren Nesbitt,

Cllr. Tracy O’Brien, Cathaoirleach, Bray Town Council,

Kieran O’Brien and

Anne Ferris, TD.

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Artist Darren Nesbitt with

Liz and Paul Finnegan of the Barracuda Restaurant,

Seafront, Bray, Co. Wicklow,

at the opening of his Exhibition.

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Darren photographed with his brother Peter

and his mother Mary

at the opening of his Art Exhibition.

(2nd. August, 2013)

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Marian and Ray

watching a timelapse presentation

by photographer Aoife Hester

of  Darren painting the self portrait.

You can view this presentation

when you visit Darren’s Exhibition

at the

Barracuda Restaurant

on

Bray Seafront.

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A small section of the

very large attendance

who came along to

the opening of

Darren Nesbitt’s

Art Exhibition

at

 The Barracuda Restaurant

on Friday 2nd. August, 2013.

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