Ballyrogan Expression - Arklow Library

March 2025 – Arklow, Co. Wicklow – A new exhibition presented by Ballyrogan Expression has opened at Arklow Library, bringing together an exciting and diverse range of works from established artists with deep roots in Ireland’s creative landscape. Running from March 3rd to March 31st, 2025, the exhibition features a compelling mix of painting, printmaking, and photography.

The artists featured in this exhibition include:

Andrew Manson, a distinguished painter and art director known for his work in independent films and international exhibitions.
Attracta Manson, a fine artist and printmaker whose mixed media works explore layered narratives.
Sarah Manson, an artist and curator whose multidisciplinary practice spans painting, filmmaking, and printmaking. https://www.sarahevamansonart.com/
Robert Manson, a professional independent filmmaker based in Germany, known for his award-winning visual storytelling. https://ballyroganfilms.ie/robert-james-manson/
Maisie McNeice, a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores nature, abstraction, and printmaking. https://www.maisiemcneice.com/

A Celebration of Art, Legacy & Experimentation

The exhibition highlights the interconnected nature of artistic practice, featuring works that range from traditional fine art to experimental contemporary techniques. The show brings together artists with a shared creative background while celebrating their distinct individual voices.

Curator Sarah Eva Manson shares:

“This exhibition is about connection—between generations, between disciplines, and between artists and audiences. We all have spent time in Ballyrogan, Wicklow.”

A Unique Insight into Arklow’s Artistic Landscape

One of the key highlights is a painting by Andrew Manson depicting a festival scene from Arklow town, tying the exhibition deeply to local culture and history. This exhibition serves as a bridge between Arklow’s artistic heritage and contemporary practice, offering a fresh perspective on Ireland’s visual arts scene.

Visit the Exhibition

The exhibition is free to the public and runs during Arklow Library’s opening hours. Visitors are encouraged to engage with the artworks and share their thoughts with us info@ballyrogan.com