Part of the crowd present at the opening of the 2024 ‘Work’ Exhibition from Kerry College students. Photo by Dermot CreanKERRY College’s annual Creative Arts Exhibition, titled ‘Work’, will officially open on Thursday, April 30 at 6pm at Siamsa Tíre.
WORK showcases the outstanding creativity and innovation of learners from across Kerry College’s creative programmes.
The exhibition features a diverse range of work across both traditional and digital media, including painting, print-making, sculpture, animation, games design, graphic design, and interaction design.
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The opening night promises live performances by learners from the Music Performance and Sound & Production programmes, alongside their peers from the Creative Arts disciplines.
Exhibited work comes from learners enrolled in Art, Craft & Design, Animation, Digital Design with Visual Communication, and Games Design. Learners on the Level 6 Digital Media Production Course and First Years on the B.A. Hons. Animation, Visual Effects and Motion Design degree, delivered in partnership with MTU, will also showcase their work.
The exhibition offers an exciting platform for the public to engage with the next generation of artists, designers, and creative thinkers.
“We are incredibly excited to once again host our Creative Arts Exhibition at Siamsa Tíre,” said Mary Kirby, Programme Co-ordinator for Art, Craft & Design at Kerry College.
“This annual event not only showcases the exceptional talent of our learners but also reflects the strength and vibrancy of our growing creative community.”
The exhibition will run through Tuesday, May 12, with free admission for all. Visitors, industry professionals, and art enthusiasts are warmly invited to attend and experience the breadth of emerging creative talent.
