An exhibition of paintings from artist Brid Quinlan will be hosted at Clare Museum from 30 July to 31 August.

Brid Quinlan is a self-taught artist who works mainly in the medium of oils. Since retiring recently from teaching from Parteen N.S, the Limerick-born artist has been able to devote more time to her art work. To date she has exhibited her work in Scarriff, CB1 Gallery, Limerick City and The Heritage Centre, Adare.

Her works in this “Memories” exhibition are inspired by the ever-changing aspect of nature. They also include paintings of sights around Limerick City.

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