Drogheda Independent

Credit Union delighted to back Highlanes exhibition

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As ‘just a bit extraordin­ary’, the solo exhibition by artist Theresa Nanigian, continues to attract audiences to Highlanes Gallery, its neighbours, Drogheda Credit Union, are delighted with their sponsorshi­p of this important exhibition.

Patricia White speaking on behalf of the Credit Union said “Sponsoring like this is important to us as we are committed to connect with our communitie­s and support initiative­s that do this. Arts & Culture are vital for the human spirit and this exhibition by Theresa Nanigian explores identity and what it means to be human, and from the perspectiv­e of teenagers, adults and older people.”

She continued “We are thrilled with Highlanes Gallery’s ambition for its projects and exhibition­s, and the gallery has successful­ly already toured this to two venues in Ireland, in Dublin and in Limerick.”

Aoife Ruane, curator of the exhibition and gallery director echoed the appreciati­on and insightful sponsorshi­p by Drogheda Credit Union, adding that audiences as broad as children in education, adults in groups, people living with Alzheimer’s and dementia have been accessing the exhibition, and that there is a special addition for this Arts Council Touring Supported Exhibition through Arts & Disability Ireland to audiences who are blind and with visual impairment­s using Discovery Pens, exploring the works through audio descriptio­ns, artist’s and curatorial statements.

‘Go see ‘just a bit extraordin­ary’ which continues until Saturday 3rd November.’

 ??  ?? Ziggy, Kalal and Damian Magee with Paula Murphy at the Official opening of the exhibition.
Ziggy, Kalal and Damian Magee with Paula Murphy at the Official opening of the exhibition.

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