Cork Craft Month to launch with Fota House exhibition

Cork Craft Month to launch with Fota House exhibition
Textile Artist Síofra Holyland, whose work will be placed in the spotlight during this annual event. Pic Darragh Kane

CORK CRAFT MONTH kicks off tomorrow with the launch of the ‘Present Past’ exhibition at the library in Fota House.

The exhibition, which is curated by Róisín Foley, showcases works from a selection of Cork Craft & Design artists and makers, while representing the ethos and legacy of the annual event as it celebrates its 10th year.

Ceramicist Bernadette Tuite.Pic Darragh Kane
Ceramicist Bernadette Tuite.Pic Darragh Kane

“We’re celebrating a decade of appreciation for the artists and makers that pour their heart and soul into their craft; a decade of the public supporting the wealth of local talent we’re lucky to have on our doorstep; and a decade of the evolution of the craft sector in this county,” Cork Craft Month Operations Manager Maeve Murphy said. 

“All of our exhibitions, from ‘We Are Cork’ that showcases our members’ works across the board, to ‘Emerge’, which highlights the next generation of creative brilliance have a part to play as they celebrate what we love about the past 10 years of Cork Craft Month, while making us aware of the new and exciting prospects in store.” 

The complete Cork Craft Month 2019 brochure is available to view online at www.corkcraftanddesign.com, with workshops, talks, exhibitions and demonstrations taking place across the county.

East Cork Silversmith and Jewellery maker Shmuel Yolzari, Silverstone Dimensions whose work will be placed in the spotlight during this annual event.Pic Darragh Kane
East Cork Silversmith and Jewellery maker Shmuel Yolzari, Silverstone Dimensions whose work will be placed in the spotlight during this annual event.Pic Darragh Kane

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