Grilse Gallery

Screenprint studio & artist-run gallery in Killorglin, Kerry

12–5pm Wednesday–Sunday

087 604 7559 / either@grilse.ie

Free entry to all & group visits welcome

15 March – 12 April 2025

Paul Mosse: The Materialist

Highly inventive and idiosyncratic with his materials, Paul Mosse is inspired by the energy, growth, and seeming chaos of natural world around him. Using a variety of mixed-media, including non-traditional materials (plastic pellets, polystyrene, sawdust, nails and screws) as well as paper, paint and wood, he manipulates and builds complex surfaces on his paintings and sculptures. Mosse was born in Co. Kilkenny where he lives and works today. He has exhibited nationally and internationally and was elected to Aosdána in 2008. The exhibition was introduced by renowned gallerist Catherine Hammond, and a video of their conversation can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XC9LLvx_bgI

Three Layers, 75 x 60 x 60 cm unframed, papers, plastics, glues, skewers, 2024

The Dead Marshes, 61 x 244 cm, glue, waste materials, dust and grit on wood, c.2017

Clam Digger, 15 cm high, plaster of Paris with acrylic colours

Cartoon, 122 cm wide, expanded polystyrene foam, glue, acrylic paints and burning

Fermoyle Pottery x Michael Mulcahy

A unique collaboration between renowned painter Michael Mulcahy and Fermoyle Pottery – Stephen O'Connell and Alexis Bowman – has produced a remarkably vibrant range of platters, plates and bowls, a selection of which is now available at Grilse Gallery.

GAZA EMERGENCY— All proceeds to MSF


Lisa Fingleton, Speaking peace while selling arms, now half price: €95


100% of proceeds of this sale will be donated to Médecins Sans Frontières’ Gaza and their West Bank Emergency Regional Fund. See Shop for details . . .


Available as one-, two- or three-colour screenprint. Edition of 18 printed by Grilse Gallery, 35 x 26 cm on watermarked 285 gsm Fabriano with deckled edge at foot.

The print is a collaboration between Lisa Fingleton and screenprinters Lucy & Robert Carter. 


'It is so distressing to see the levels of violence and aggression in the world. It is particularly shocking to witness the hypocrisy of those who advocate for peace on one hand while making billions from the sale of arms and weapons on the other. We hope that art can be a catalyst for change and advocate for the peaceful transformations that the world needs.'


Lisa Fingleton is an artist, writer and grower who has spent over twenty years cultivating deep-rooted connections between art, food, nature and peace. She is the embedded artist with the Creative Climate Action Project Brilliant Ballybunion and is also the Kerry Visual Artist in Residence with Kerry County Council Arts Office. Her studio is based at The Barna Way, an organic farm, woodland and wildlife sanctuary near Ballybunion. Her work is held in the OPW and other national collections.

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