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An exhibition of photography and jewelry is to open at a Bishop Street Gallery this week.
Landscapes in Time is curated by artists Maureen McGhee (artwork) and Alan Kennedy (photography) and will run for a fortnight.
Maureen McGhee combines wood and silver to create modern unique jewelry, wall designs and sculptural pieces.
Alan Kennedy's photographic work captures nature’s hidden landscapes , bringing an artistry to his medium both digitally and in print.
In this exhibition they combine their skills exploring the unique landscapes of Ireland through the mediums of photography, sculptural work and jewelry.
The opening night, at the Garden of Reflection Gallery, 16 Bishop Street, Derry is tomorrow, April 17 at at 6pm and the exhibition runs until April 30.
Conan pictured with his parents Gemma and Gerard.
The finalists have been revealed.
Derry minor hurlers manager Danny McGrellis
Andrew Bell (Department of Communities), Ann Purse (BHSCT). Catherine Magee (Department for the Economy), Kim Boyle (NWRC), Catherine Maguire (NI Social Care Council) and Amanda Grimes (people 1st).
The Chat-Tea Train will set off on February 19 from Derry.
Mrs Catherine Ball, Principal; St Patrick’s & St Joseph’s Primary School pupils, Aoife; Daithi and Kate.
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