Irish Artists International Breakthrough With Danish Art Millionaire
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Irish Fantasy Artist Aoife Joyce has been hand picked by International Art talent scouts to display her work at the prestigious Sigvardson Gallery in Denmark from September 4th to 17th.
Bo Sigvardson, who spotted Aoife’s unique talent, has enjoyed massive success & sold one of his own pieces entitled ‘Aids Lady’ for over €3 million.
Dublin born Artist, Aoife Joyce, is self taught & currently lives in Ballylynan, Co. Laois. She spent most of her childhood living in the lush lands of Connemara, Co. Galway, enjoying the beauty, freedom and magic it inspired in her daring pieces.
Aoife Joyce, a fascinating Interviewee who loves sharing her Life story about growing up in ‘Joyce Country’ is available to schedule Interview slots on 086-3742491 or by replying to this e-mail.
For more info about the exhibit visit Sigvardson Gallery website here = > http://www.sigvardson.com/exh_upcoming.php
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Sigvardson Gallery, Denmark
11:35 am, August 12, 2010Val Oliver /
Enjoyed your art. You may be able to raise funding for your exhibit at http://kickstarter.com. All the best!
3:07 pm, August 12, 2010aoife /
Thank you Val, someone else just sent me the link for that site yesterday too! thanks so much! ; )
10:11 am, August 16, 2010Victor /
Just to wish you the best for your upcoming show. I really enjoy your work,especially the piece called light hearted.
All the best.Keep us posted!
6:55 am, August 20, 2010gaelikaa /
Hello Aoife, I’m sorry that I didn’t respond to your Twitter messages, for some reason I didn’t get to see them until a few days ago.
I’ve seen some of your art on this site and like it very much. You have the voice of a Celtic artist all right.
For what it’s worth, I enjoy looking at paintings when time allows. I’m a busy mother of four trying to carve out an identity for myself as a writer. I know the feeling of wanting to express your creativity to the full and also of wanting to earn your bread by your art. Being married to someone with a steady job, which I am, is a great help. At least the food and roof business is taken care of. On the other hand, we have four kids to launch into the world so the income is pretty much spoken for. Definitely, we could do with a second income and I’ve not yet had much success in that area. Naturally, I’ll continue in my endeavours.
Most people are basically in the same boat. Purchasing original works of art either as a hobby or an investment is more or less out of the reach of many people, particularly people in the service sector. I suppose if an artist can get corporate sponsorship, at least in the early stages, or sell their work to members of the business community, they can succeed in building a successful and financially satisfying career.
So as of now, my appreciation of art would be limited to admiring the paintings in the possession of others and grabbing an odd visit to a gallery when time allows. Perhaps, if my dreams are realized and I become successful in my chosen field, I would then be in a position to purchase art works. I would like that very much
In the meantime, my enjoyment of art will continue as it has been doing until now. I’ll look out to see if any exhibition of your is going on in Dublin the next time I visit there. Which will hopefully be within the next year.
I wish you every success with your art work.
12:07 pm, August 29, 2010Stef /
Wishing you a lot of success at the exhibition, a lot of power to paint onto such a big area and of course enough money to stay there for more days, not just for work. Your art is very nice, colours remind me of northern cultures. Keep on : )
…and sorry I cannot help you, I’m on the same ship
12:51 pm, August 30, 2010aoife /
Stef,
thank you for your lovely message!
Hard going isnt it, making a go of the art! Just have to keep at it and someday it will all click into place!
Aoife x