Pallas Projects/Studios Gala Auction of Contemporary Irish Art Thursday 9th of October

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Her work is held in many public collections such as the opw, axa
Insurance, hse, University of Limerick, Donegal County Council and
in many private collections in Ireland, Europe and United States. You
can view more of her work on her website:
Stephen Loughman was born in 1964, and lives and works in Dublin. He
graduated from ncad in 1987. Selected solo and two-person exhibitions
include our victory, Kevin Kavanagh Gallery, 2009; Stephen Loughman
& Mark O'Kelly, Galway Arts Centre, 2007; The Lake, Kevin Kavanagh
Gallery, 2006; and Desperate Optimists, 26th Sao Paulo Bienal, Brazil,
2004.
In 2010, his work was included in group shows Surface and Reality,
Kilkenny Arts Festival, Collecting the New, imma, and What Happens
Next is a Secret, also in the imma. Loughman also participated in
above the fold, Kevin Kavanagh Gallery, 2009; Summer Show, Galerie
Bugdahn und Kaimer, Dusseldorf, 2009; Winter Salon, Temple Bar
Gallery, 2008, timbuktu, Pallas Projects/Studios, 2008; Contemporary
Art from Ireland, European Central Bank, Frankfurt, 2005; and New
Territories, arco '05, Madrid, 2005.
His work is housed in the imma, the Arts Council of Ireland, the
opw, the collection of axa. Insurance, and several private collections
across Ireland, the uk and Spain.
Beth O'Halloran lives and works in Dublin. She received her joint b.a.
in both Fine Art and History of Art at ncad and Glasgow School of Art,
and her m.a. in iadt in 2006. She has exhibited extensively in Ireland,
the uk, usa and Japan. Highlights include Trust, the Niland Gallery, 2011;
Housewarming, Rua/red, 2008; and Preponderance of the Small, Douglas
Hyde Gallery, 2009.
Overseas highlights include Green Horizons, Olin Museum of Art, Bates
College, Maine, usa, 2008; Khroma Tone, Gallery 128, nyc, 2010; Blank
Canvas, Foster Art, Shoredich, London, 2008; and Centennial Celebration
of Women in Art, Shanghai, 2010.
Included in collections of Olin Museum of Art, Maine, usa, Irish
Arts Council, Irish Office of Public Works, Louth County Council.
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