Liz has explored painting and making all her life. She works as a full time visual artist from her studio in Sutton, Dublin. While painting is her main passion, she also creates large metal sculptures.She studied at NCAD and received a Bachelor of Design (BDes) Hons  in Jewellery & Metalwork and a Diploma in Art & Design. Her paintings explore the boundaries between observational interpretation, existing somewhere between external and internal imagined landscapes. This connectivity of space within space has evolved into work using less defined marks, embracing chance, spontaneity and accident.

Conor McGuire was born in the west of Ireland and has chosen to live there as his influences are taken from the local rural landscape and townscape. His technique can vary from realism to abstract depending on the subject, but he finds his artistic home to be in an impressionistic impasto technique.  He loves the quality and light in the west of Ireland and the shifting transience it brings to the subject matter. He likes subjects that are timeless and speak to the viewer without requiring them to be political or analytical. To his viewer Conor hopes to get some sense of the quirky essence that makes the west of Ireland life so special..a sense of the timelessness of the place, its friendliness and beauty. The type of medium he uses depends on the type of painting he is working on; for landscape and townscape he uses oils and then acrylics for abstract work. He favors lush textured brush strokes, allowing the paint to convey and suggest form and detail.  Conor hopes to convey a sense of joy of being alive and living a full life in a unique and beautiful place.

Born in Belfast in 1945 and from an early age he displayed a remarkable talent for drawing.  Fran is a great lover of music and this has provided much of the inspiration he needed for his own work. Musicians such as Jazz legends Myles Davis, John Coultrane, Barney Kastle and Kenny Burrell have been a big influence on him, as have Pink Floyd, The Chieftains, Led Zeppelin, Bob Marley, Ray Charles and especially Van Morrison. Morrison is a very special influence as he too grew up in the same era and surroundings as Fran and indeed they shared many special days together playing music in Belfast in the early 1960's. Fran McCann has developed a highly personal and recognisable style, producing paintings of enormous energy and passion.

Margret Field was born in Dublin and from an early age she displayed an artistic flair and was determined to follow a career as an artist.  She studied art at the National College of Art & Design, Dublin and the College of Commerce, Rathmines.Her first exhibition was at the Irish Times Gallery, Dublin in 1967.  She followed this with many solo and group exhibitions. She was also invited to exhibit in the Irish Art Exhibition in Omaha, Nebraska, USA. Margret is versatile and works in a variety of media - oils, watercolours, acrylics and pen and ink. Her style varies from soft delicate finely drawn character portraits to heavily textured oil landscapes to the gentle images of her tranquil watercolours. 

Conor is currently studying Fine Art in NCAD. He works primarily in watercolour.  Conor is hugely inspired by the countryside around him and the flora and fauna which inhabit it, as well as painting portraits and street scenes. He tries to base his work on sketches from life where possible, and tries to convey a quintessential 'Irish' feeling in his paintings, as well as occasionally addressing themes and topics, such as conservation'.

Irish born artist Kate Beagan is a contemporary landscape artist with over 25 years experience. Emigrating to Australia in 1986, Kate found that the landscape had an enormous impact on her work and would continue to inspire and influence her work for many years. While there she attended workshops with Robert Wade, an international watercolor artist. Kate was one of the winners of the Australian Rotring drawing award in 1990 and had her work published in the “Australian Artist Magazine.” In 1995 she returned to her home place in Co. Monaghan, to be absorbed back into her own environment. She captures the ravishes of the Irish winter and the transient nature of light, turning the ordinary into the extraordinary. Kate is constantly working and always searching for new subject matter or new ways to approach her chosen subject.

Eoin Lane has worked in many different fields of expertise since graduating from NCAD in 1991 with a degree in fashion design. He worked in the fashion industry around the world before returning to Ireland to take charge of the formal gardens in Mount Stewart in Northern Ireland. Eoin is also a writer of short stories and he was shortlisted for the RTE Francis Mac Manus award in 2015, having been a previous prize winner. His landscapes reflect a deep love of the beauty and atmosphere of Connemara where he has visited since he was a child.