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Minister Martin announces the addition of a body of artworks to the National Collection Image: Alice Maher Mnemosyne Alice Maher, installation image of Mnemosyne as part of Becoming IMMA, Earlsfort Terrace 2012. Photo credit: Colin Hogan Today, Minister Catherine Martin announces that 422 artworks by 70 artists will be added to the National Collection thanks to the €1m fund provided to the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) and the Crawford Art Gallery in October 2020. The Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media has been working with the National Cultural Institutions through the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic to develop meaningful ways to support artists across the country at this challenging time. In October 2020, Minister Martin committed €1m from her department to IMMA and the Crawford Art Gallery to fund the purchase of artworks by artists living and/or working in Ireland. The investment enabled the two institutions charged ....
GROWING up in the foothills of Benaughlin Mountain, surrounded by creative family members, Mark Healy s interest and enthusiasm for art and design developed from a young age. His journey as an artist has taken him from his home county of Fermanagh to studying in England, and for a time in Seoul, South Korea. Now settled in Enniskillen, he is engaged in many aspects of the world of art, from creating his own pieces to curating the works of others. Although working in various media and styles in his own practice, Mark is currently focusing on his illustrative work, where he likes to tell the small but very significant stories of the overlooked groups of society . ....