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| | Current Exhibition | |  The Coercion of Substance is a new body work by the artist Samuel Walsh who describes his practice as one that emerges “from endless dualities: drawing and painting, line and colour, art and audience, seeing and drawing and poetry and prose.”
The title of this exhibition is taken from Seamus Heaney's poem The Artist. Multitudinous square canvases will fill the gallery; vivid colours These paintings, made between 2008 and 2011, are influenced by places, experiences and colour memory.
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|  | | | Workshops at Highlanes Gallery | |  Facilitator Lynn McGrane is delivering four gallery workshops, 2 each for children aged 5-8 and 9-12, considering Samuel Walsh's current exhibition.
The dates of the workshops are Thursday and Friday 16 and 17 February.
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| | | REACTION Room | |  Highlanes Gallery opens a new room from January 20 until February 29 where adults, children, and families can drop in and use the paper, and dry materials to react to the exhibitions they see, and to make new work
Visitors and users can chose to hang their work on the walls or take it home...
The REACTION Room is located in the Irish Cement Room on the upper floor, and is open gallery hours.
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| | | | Drogheda Municipal Art Collection | |  A selection of work from the Drogheda Municipal Art Collection featuring key work and recent acquisitions goes on display this winter.
The earliest paintings to be exhibited in this display are View of Drogheda from Ballsgrove and View of Drogheda both c.1753-1758 which were painted by the Neapolitan painter Gabriele Ricciardelli, and capture the town in all its splendour in the eighteenth century.
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| | | Andersons Cafe at Highlanes Gallery | |  Andersons Cafe is a continental style café providing a unique food experience in a relaxing ambience and strives for quality, innovation, style and tradition with particular emphasis on customer service.
Andersons which has a seating capacity of just over 50 is open 6 days a week. In summer additional outdoor seating is used located at the main entrance to the gallery under a canopy with a wonderful view of bustling Drogheda.
See our new menu launched in July 2011
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