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Kilkenny artist William Grace will exhibit during the Kilkenny Arts Festival
For the duration of Kilkenny Arts Festival 2018, Kilkenny born professional artist William Grace will be exhibiting his own work in the Market Cross Shopping Centre (beside Penneys) from August 9th - 19th inclusive. Although William has exhibited over recent years in various group shows during the Festival, he is delighted to be once again organising his own solo show. Known for his striking use of colour in his landscapes and seascapes, William's impressionistic style is unique and easily recognisable by those who are familiar with his work.
William began his career at Kilkenny Arts Week, as it was known then, in 1991. Since then he has exhibited all over Ireland and has work hanging in many galleries on an on-going basis. His paintings can be found in public and private collections in many countries including Ireland, England, America and Australia.
William extends an invitation to all art lovers to come and visit his exhibition in the Market Cross during Kilkenny Arts Festival. It will be a feast for the eyes! For further information and updates please visit 'William Grace Art' on Facebook.
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