'Bold Impressions' Solo Show in Dungarvan, Ireland


15 February 2024 - ongoing

'Journey through the landscape'

@theoldbank.dungarvan Dungarvan, County Waterford, Ireland.

Thank you to everyone that came to my opening party of Bold Impressions. We had a brilliant turn out and had so many lovely comments about the show and immersive plant experience. The show is ongoing so please make your way up to the Fine Dining area upstairs, the Bistro and Cocktail Bar downstairs to view all my new original paintings and art prints available to buy either through the simple 'Scan to Pay' QR code or via my website. Once payment has been confirmed The Old Bank will be notified and you can take your original artwork with you, ready to hang up in your home and enjoy.


Originally from New Zealand, the award-winning London-based artist Luana Asiata draws comparisons between her home and Ireland in her latest exhibition Bold Impressions. The exhibition invites viewers to embark on a visual journey through a series of bold and captivating pieces inspired by the Irish landscape in her husband’s hometown of Dungarvan, Waterford.

Collaborating with Louise Ryan of Sunfleck, guests were be able to enjoy an immersive experience connecting with the natural world indoors and a shared belief in the power of nature for wellbeing support.

This exhibition is a celebration of life, colour, community spirit and energy.

Huge thanks to our generous sponsors JNWines and Dungarvan Brewery for keeping everyone hydrated.

Our guests enjoyed a Cremant de Loire sparkling wine, made from the indigenous Loire grape Chenin Blanc with the process mirroring that of Champagne production. A bottle exclusively made for JN Wines and a bespoke label designed by Northern Ireland artist Kathryn Callaghan.

We also had real Irish craft beer on offer courtesy of Dungarvan Brewery, guests sampled Greenway Waterford Pale Ale, a refreshing pale ale bursting with citrus flavours and a satisfying bitter finish. 

The collaborative efforts with local businesses such as 'The Old Bank' for providing a stunning venue, 'David Walsh' for art supplies, Pat at 'Dreoilin Glass' for framing my canvases, Printmasters for my flyers, Louise Ryan at Sunfleck for bringing nature indoors with her lovely plants, 'JN Wines' and ‘Dungarvan Brewery’ for sponsoring the event, this highlights the significance of community support in making artistic endeavors come to life.

This collaboration not only enriches my artistic journey but also contributes to the vibrant cultural exchange within the community.

Thank you again for a fun evening of fine art and community spirit.

The Cove (Abbeyside), Oil & Acrylic on Canvas, SOLD

 

Serenity, Oil & Acrylic on Canvas, SOLD


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