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A special exhibition - The Music Room by renowned Irish artist Tim Goulding - has opened at Butler House as part of Kilkenny AKA Festival.
On display from August 7-15, the show is a continuation of Goulding’s celebrated Music series, previously exhibited in Cork, Dublin, Bantry and London.-1754657161619.jpg)
Set against the elegant backdrop of Butler House, within the grounds of the Kilkenny Castle Demesne, this exhibition is especially meaningful. The house is home to the Basil Goulding Collection, a permanent display of important Irish contemporary artworks collected in the 1960s and 1970s by Sir Basil and Lady Valerie Goulding, Tim’s parents.
The collection includes early works by Tim himself, making his return to Butler House a full-circle moment that bridges heritage, family, and artistic legacy. Photographer Vicky Comerford took some great pictures at the opening.
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