One of the project participants, Clonakilty- based artist Les Clague.

New exhibition puts spotlight on Cork artists

An exhibition showcasing 21 Cork artists through evocative portrait photography will launch next week on Leeside.

Curated by award-winning photographer Anna Groniecka, ‘The Road Less Travelled - Artists' Lives’ will be unveiled on 10 May at the LHQ Gallery in Library HQ Cork on the Carrigrohane Road and will run until 31 May.

The exhibition showcases the life and work of 21 talented artists, highlighting their unique paths through the medium of photography.

Clonakilty-based photographer Anna Groniecka is orchestrating the project, which aims to delve deep into the personal stories and inspirations of the artists.

Award-winning Cork-based photographer Anna Groniecka.

Through her lens, Groniecka captures the essence of each artist, bringing to light their artistic endeavours and the roads less travelled that they have taken to express their creativity. These narratives are woven together to create a tapestry that celebrates not only their individual talents but also iheir collective impact on the cultural fabric of Cork.

In creating the exhibition, Groniecka aims to highlight the vibrant arts scene in Cork while also inviting viewers to explore the personal and professional stories of the artists. Groniecka hopes that the exhibition will be a source of inspiration, offering a window into the creative process and the enduring power of art to convey complex human experiences.

Participants in the exhibition are: Alana James, Alison Glennie, Anne Harrington Rees, Anne Kiely, Carmel Creaner, Etain Hickey, Geraldine O'Sullivan, Harriet Andrews, Jack Kelleher, Jim Turner, John O'Callaghan, Koni Boros, Les Clague, Liz Downes, Maura Whelan, Nora Lewis, Paddy O'Brien, Sinead Crowley, Siobhain Steele, Tadhg Curtis and Terry Dineen.

For art lovers, cultural enthusiasts, and anyone captivated by the power of storytelling through art, this exhibition is a must-see event that promises to engage and inspire.