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Róisín O Meadhra b.1974 is an Irish artist based in Wicklow. 

“I have two main areas of interest in my art practice:

  • I draw inspiration from our collective cultural heritage past, my work seeks to create visual interpretations to record artefacts through a contemporary lens. My curiosity is also peaked by traditional techniques and natural processes of making paint and ink.

  • My work as a visual artist naturally takes me to work in collaboration with small community groups, discovering their stories and working with them to explore the impact those stories could have on the wider community. “

 

Awards

2026    Recipient of AIC Artist Mentoring Award, CREATE National Development Agency for

            Collaborative Arts

2026    Artist and Community Collaboration Award Scheme 2026, Wicklow County Council

2023    Artist One to One Coaching Sessions – Wicklow County Council

2022    Artist One to One Coaching Sessions – Wicklow County Council

 

Exhibitions

January 2026 -            Art in the Ballroom – Made in Wicklow, Powerscourt, Co.Wicklow

Nov - Dec 2025 -        Oh, the thinks you can think – Group Show - Cork County Council’s

                                    LHQ Gallery

Aug 16th-24th 2025 - Drawing on the Past – Solo Show - Signal Arts Center, Bray Co. Wicklow

June 2023 -                 Vessels-The Tibetan Tea Bowl – Solo Show - Wicklow Library Gallery

2018-2019 -                 The Boatyard Gallery, Greystones, Co. Wicklow

2018-2019 -                 The Design Loft, Powerscourt, Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow

2018-2019 -                 Southshore Arts, Dalkey Co. Dublin

Dec 2017  -                 Gifted at the RDS, Dublin, Ireland.

Summer 2017 -           Three Wise Men – Group Show Signal Arts Center Bray Co. Wicklow

Dec 2016-Jan 2017 -  Group Show - The Schoolhouse of Art, Enniskerry, Co.Wicklow             

Jan 2015 -                   Borders Exhibition, Group Show in aid of Nepal Leprosy Trust.- Nepal

                                    to Cill Rialaig Center, Kerry, and Portlaois Art Center.

 

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