The seven painters featured on RTÉ One‘s hit TV show Painting the Nation have joined together to present their work at a series of galleries across the country.
In Our Own Time’ is an eclectic collection of artworks from the talented septet - the actual winner of Painting The Nation won't be revealed until the grand finale airs on RTÉ One on Sunday, October 29th.
The artists featured in the exhibition are:
When he's not brushing up on his art, Alan is also an Ironman Triathlete.
Says Sinead Mc: “I paint life that surrounds me, I find fascination in the ordinary.”
The first to leave the competition, Kevin's work is oft-peppered with a wry social commentary:
Says Sinead: 'I am always seeking obscurity in an effort to paint what lies just beneath the surface.'
Louise and her painting coat have been scene-stealers since the very first episode:
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David insists that his masterwork 'Pauline with beloved donut' will one day be finished...
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Originally from Poland, adopted Navanwoman Aga says she finds inspiration in the beauty of Ireland.
In Your Own Time is touring to the following locations:
Dunamaise Arts Centre, Portlaoise
Opening: Thursday 20th October @ 6pm
Exhibition runs 20th - 25th Oct 2016
The Schoolhouse Gallery, Enniskerry, Wicklow
Opening: Friday 28th October @ 7:15pm
Exhibition runs 28th - 30th Oct 2016
The Elms, Punchestown
Opening: Thursday 10th November @ 7pm
The Village Hall, Cork City
Opening: Friday 25th November @ 6:30pm
Exhibition runs 25th - 27th Nov 2016
Painting the Nation, Sundays, 7.30pm, RTÉ One. Watch all the episodes to date here.