Scottish-Irish Contemporary Art
Tom Campbell is a Scottish artist from the town of Dumfries, gateway to the Galloway.
However, it is the city of Cork in Ireland that he now calls home , and it is here that he
has produced his most inspiring work.
“if there was an art movement i would relate to it would possibly be expressionism and Dada.
i work in a fairly free and spontaneous manner and believe that art is not a luxury item but
a necessity for society that as humans we cannot be and have never been with out , the importance
is the creative act (in the larger sense of the word) and this is not and never will be confined
to the artist , art is for all.”
Please feel free to browse the various galleries where you can see some of Tom's finest work.
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“I am glad to have moved studio into the old FAS building, there is a good side to the death of
the 'celtic tiger' . A reasonably priced studio in a former government office over looking the river Lee,
with 30 other artists.
Looking forward to a summer season , performing in Barcelona with clay on my head, bringing 120 dogs to Kinsale for the
art festival , possibly exhibiting in Waterville, Kerry for a Charlie Chaplin festival.So busy enough.
im especially looking forward to the party against the pipe festival in Mayo a shell to sea production.......
And by the end of the summer i hope to be able to play at least a song all the way through on my ukulele while riding my unicycle
very much looking forward to getting my plug in uke........long live art......”
