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Four former night‑school students from the College of FET, Mulgrave Street Campus, have opened the “Beyond Boundaries” exhibition of landscape paintings at the People’s Museum Limerick.
The show features works by Carmel O’Doherty, Margaret Phelan, Olga Klis and Edel Hartnett, who met while attending evening art classes at the former LCFE. Although each has followed a different career path, they share a renewed passion for painting.
Jim Furlong, artist and tutor at Mulgrave Street Night School, said the exhibition demonstrates how a dormant love of creativity has been reignited, resulting in a “beautiful and very impressive” display of landscape art.
“Beyond Boundaries” will be launched on Friday 16 October at 7 pm and will remain on view from Saturday 10 October to Saturday 24 October.
Source: Limerick Post. Photo: Josue Canceco / Pexels.