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Moore's work will be available to view from September 6 until November 1.
Mayo visual artist Katie Moore is set to showcase her Multimedia Exhibition, 'The Push And Pull' from this Saturday, September 6 until November 1, at the Concourse Gallery in Ballina Arts Centre.
Detailing her lived experience as a mother in the West of Ireland, Katie says her work is rooted in the beauty of what surrounds her: “The work explores different things about motherhood: tenderness, tension, and moments of connection. The Push and Pull. It’s almost like the ebb and flow of motherhood.”
A sample from Katie Moore's exhibition 'The Push and Pull'.
Katie says: “It’s great for people to come in, view the work and get what they want from it. They can take what they like from it.”
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Moore detailed where she drew inspiration from this work during COVID times: “I was out walking a lot during this time. Nature and my environment in the West of Ireland played heavy on my inspiration during this time.”
Katie says her discovery started in a simple way, by just capturing “everyday moments.”
The Concourse Gallery at Ballina Arts Centre is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am - 6pm. Admission is free. All of Katie Moore’s work is available online at: www.katiemoorevisualartist.com.
See next Tuesday's edition of The Mayo News for an interview with Katie Moore.
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