NEW WORK NEW ARTISTS

18 December 2025-13 February 2026

With a background in industrial weaving, her work is concerned with ritual and ruin in late stage capitalism.

As a widow, themes of grief and loss are ever present in her art. 

Mark Joyce

practice is rooted in optics and colour. His work sits between inquiry and

expression. In this new series, the ‘wandering’ is both a reference to celestial

mechanics and a nod to his journey over the decades through the indeterminacy of

painting.

Caroline McCarthy Composition with Red, Yellow, Black, Blue, Green, Pink, Brown and Silver #4 2025 54 x 54 cm - Acrylic on linen

“ At the core of my practice is an interest in how we see and experience the world. I’m

interested in the space between the world we inhabit and the one within our minds.

I create paintings and ceramics that can be seen as representations of a different

world or state of mind.

My work unpacks visual language and re-assembles it to

create new meaning and association. These new geographies and artefacts question

the language of painting and cultural and historical representations. The abstract

worlds I create at times teeter on the edge of edges, balancing precariously close

to chaos. Other times they are a celebration of life, sprouting unknown gardens and

vistas in a colourful explosion. They can appear like a waking dream leaving the

viewer in a state of hypnagogia, drifting between the sleep world and our own. “

-Damien Flood

Damien flood Twisting Branches 2025 - Oil on canvas, ceramic, linen frame 71.5 x 62 cm

Luke van Gelderen (b.1997, Dublin, Ireland) works across film, sculpture, image making and digital media,

creating immersive installations that examine the performance and mediation of contemporary identities

through technology. Converging celebrity culture, alienation, masculinity and violence, his work is grounded

in his own experience of recurring intrusive thoughts and images amplified by the internet.

Rolfe is celebrated internationally for his precise, risk-taking and deeply poetic live works, where the body and elemental materials - earth, stone, water, sound - meet in acts of tension, fragility, and transformation. His performances have defined a language of immediacy and presence, shaping performance art as both a practice and philosophy.

Oisin Tozer Video 2025 John Cronin Fictional Fiction 2025 61 x 122 cm

 Niamh McCann  Naming is Power, Mapping is Power, Boundaries are Power (Red dog)  2023  Silkscreen print on polished brass  100 x 200 cm

Emily Waszak  We Speak Through Worlds   2023  Wool, wood, etched brass, clay  280 x 220 x 60cm