Kildare’s Premier Art Gallery, Kilcock Art Gallery was established in 1978 by Breda Smyth with the official opening by George Campbell R.H.A., one of Ireland’s leading artists who died in 1979. Since then the gallery has been dealing in Fine Paintings, Sculpture and Prints by leading names in Irish Art. Stay in touch for details on upcoming exhibitions by signing up to our mailing list.
Spring Sale
Great offers on art works
After 41 years in business, our current exhibition which continues for the next few weeks, will offer our collectors and subscribers from 10% to 40% discounts on all artworks from our store-room of artworks – Sculpture, Oil Paintings and Original Prints. We are open Wednesdays to Saturdays 11am to 4pm or contact the gallery at info@kilcockartgallery.ie . If you have an artist’s work you might like, we might just have it! We will email you with images.
Wednesdays to Saturdays 11am to 4pm.
John Behan R.H.A. “Reflections” Bronze Sculpture, 81st Birthday exhibition. From May 15th to June 14th
Kilcock Art Gallery is delighted to celebrate Ireland’s finest sculptor John Behan’s “Reflections” of 50 years as a sculptor. He is known for his remarkable and numerous public sculptures, such as the monumental ‘National Famine Memorial’ in County Mayo and the life-size ‘Arrival’ ship sited outside the United Nations building in New York – a gift to the UN from the Irish Government in 2000. His work is included in many private collections including that of Mary McAleese, Mary Robinson, Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands, Bill & Hillary Clinton, Dublin City Gallery, The Hugh Lane, The Crawford Municipal Gallery and the National Gallery of Ireland.
Manus Walsh, New Paintings of the Burren and Spain, 7th September 2019
Sarah Corner, New Oil paintings, Watercolours and Drawings, 12th October, 2019