"A Bloom for Molly"
Painting | 9.8x14.2 in
$506.48
169 artworks by Artroger (Selection)
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"Abstract - 11"
Painting | 14.2x9.8 in
$235.92
"Gerty's Care"
Oil | 10.2x15.8 in
$452.37
"Am I walking into Eternity...?"
Oil | 9x7 in
$181.81
"Am I walking into eternity...?"
Oil | 9x7 in
$181.81
"River Slaney"
Oil | 14x10 in
$452.37
"River Boyne"
Oil | 14x10 in
$452.37
"River Shannon"
Oil | 14x10 in
$452.37
"River Foyle"
Painting | 14x10 in
$452.37
"Abstract - 19"
Painting | 14.2x9.8 in
$235.92
"Abstract circle"
Oil
$452.37
"Abstract 2006-3"
Oil | 12x9 in
$192.64
"2006-4"
Oil | 12x9 in
$192.64
"Waiting for Godot - En Attedant Godot"
Oil | 30x22 in
$993.48
"Oil Painting"
Oil
$127.7
"River Blackwater"
Oil | 14x10 in
$452.37
"River Barrow"
Oil | 14x10 in
$452.37
"River Lee"
Oil | 14x10 in
$452.37
"Abstract - 13"
Painting | 14.2x10.2 in
$235.92
"El Don Quijote"
Oil | 15.8x6.3 in
$344.15
"Bloomsday100"
Oil | 16x6 in
$127.7
"bella"
Oil | 16x6 in
$344.15
"The Forty Foot"
Oil | 8x10 in
$235.92
"River Nore"
Printmaking | 14x10 in
$452.37
"River Suir"
Painting | 14x10 in
$452.37
"Lough Erne"
Oil | 14x10 in
$452.37
"Nora Barnacle Joyce"
Oil | 9.5x27.7 in
$344.15
"Abstract - 12"
Painting | 14.2x9.8 in
$235.92
"Abstract 2006-2"
Oil | 12x9 in
$192.64
"P R Picasso"
Oil | 19.7x15.8 in
$722.92
"The Arch"
Painting | 11x8 in
$317.09
"Atlantic Ocean"
Oil | 14x10 in
$452.37
"Joyce the Pluralist"
Oil | 12.2x2.8 in
$344.15
"Good Puzzle...."
Painting | 15.8x6.3 in
$344.15
"River Lagan"
Oil | 14x10 in
$452.37
"Am I Walking into Eternity?"
Oil | 20x28 in
$452.37
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ARTROGER
Roger Cummiskey´s paintings capture moments of quiet intensity and undiscovered beauty. His use of primary colours lends an air of nostalgia to his pictures, which distinguishes his work and creates a sense of timelessness.
Cummiskey’s compositions often capture the viewer’s attention with their simple, recognizable scenes, drawing the viewer’s attention to unexpected textures, nuances of shadow and brilliant bits of light.
Roger Cummiskey in terms of his ability is able to transform ordinary scenes of human life into moments ripe with dramatic possibility.
He lives and works in Mijas Costa, Spain where he says he is able to find the “daily poetry” which inspires his art. D.Lee.
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- Date of birth : 1944
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Nature - The Tree Watcher
A5, watercolour.
Added Dec 1, 2020
Nature - Three Brown Pots
A5, watercolour.
Added Dec 1, 2020
Nature - Flowers after Warhol
Added Apr 4, 2020
Mr Leopold Bloom
Added Dec 12, 2008
Merry Christmas
Added Dec 12, 2008
Merry Christmas
Added Dec 29, 2007
On wall exhibition at IndexG
IndexG gallery
Wednesday
2
January
2008
Wednesday
30
January
2008
The Very GOOD Show On-line edition runs thru January 30, 2008
(new work and new artist will be added to the site everyday)
Visitors can view the On-line edition exhibition in THREE different methods:
Slideshow on projection screen, On a virtual gallery wall, or view exhibits by name of the artists
Artworks are available for purchase on-line
before the on-wall exhibition
The Very GOOD Show On-wall edition will be held at INDEXG, Toronto
from December 11 thru January 6, 2008
INDEXG located at 50 Gladstone Ave, the Toronto West-Queen-West art district
View location map and full address
The Very GOOD Show on-wall edition at INDEXG is part of the G(ift) HUNTING 07 event
Added Dec 29, 2007
Exposición Colectiva
Casa Cultura
Friday
25
January
2008
Monday
3
March
2008
Winter Art Exhibition,
From January 25 to March 03, 2008.
A new Collective Exhibition will be presenting the works of a select group of contemporary artists, all members of the AIA-Group.
Figurative, abstract, impressionist, textile art...
Varied themes including: landscapes, seascapes, still life, ...
The artists’ works show us different ways of viewing the world, as well as offering a peek into the unusual.
The Andalusian International Artists Group invites you to discover the art of our times.
Set in the stunning seaside town of La Cala de Mijas, the Centro Cultural de La Cala provides the beautiful surroundings for this Art Exhibition of original paintings by Members of the Andalusian International Artists Group. You also will be treated to exceptional friendliness and a magnificent welcome in this the newest of the three Cultural Centers in Mijas as well as sampling the incredible quality of life which is unique to this part of the world.
10 Artists from 7 countries.
Roger Cummiskey - Ireland - El Albero, Mijas Costa
Jane Gomis - Spain - Riviera, Mijas Costa
Dolores Cummiskey - Ireland - Las Lagunas, Mijas Costa
Ivan Riis - Denmark - Torreblanca, Fuengirola
Richard Wood - England - Valtocado, Mijas
Auli Suvanto - Finland - Camino de Coín, Mijas Costa
Margit Bjorklund - Sweden - Calahonda, Mijas Costa
Sally Huntington - England - Los Boliches, Fuengirola
Pixie Glore - USA - Marbella
Don Widdall - England - Benalmádena
Members of the Andalusian International Artists Group
Opening reception: Friday 25th of January 20:00.
Join us for a glass of wine and a chat! You may even be interested in taking home an original artwork by one of the artists who will be in attendance. 10% of the proceeds will be donated to the Cudeca Foundation.
Phone : +34 952 592 652 or +34 666 78 26 42
Added Dec 29, 2007
Gallery Sigvardson
Gallery Sigvardson
Saturday
29
December
2007
Sunday
6
January
2008
This is a collective exhibition of 6 artists from around the world in this relatively new gallery located in southern Denmark.
Added Dec 29, 2007
Winter Wonderland
Galeria Lucia, Maestra Azpaizu
Wednesday
2
January
2008
Monday
25
February
2008
january 02-february 25 2008
Open daily except Sunday: noon - 16:00 and 19:00-21:00.
Winter Wonderland
Roger Cummiskey and Richard Wood display new work in a joint exhibition.
Members of the Andalusian International Artists Group
Added Nov 11, 2007
Press release
Roger Cummiskey, Artist.
Art makes a very special gift.
Added Oct 4, 2007
OCI Radio Profile of Roger Cummiskey
Calle San Valentin, 6-7C Mijas Costa
Sunday
29
July
2007
Thursday
2
August
2007
Sunday next - 29th July - "Profile" with Leah Dunne on OCI radio, Spain (FM101.6 and FM98.4) at 17:00 (5.00 PM) and repeated again on Thursday 2nd August at 22:00 (10.00 PM).
A national Spanish radio station offering additional non stop non Spanish language programming, basically in English, from Gibraltar to Almería on FM101.6. A service to both English speaking residents and tourists.
ARTROGER
Added Jul 26, 2007
Press release
The Andalusian International Artists Group () is a private, voluntary, not for profit, self help group of like minded artists located in southern Spain.
Two of their members, Bettina Eriksen from Denmark and Roger Cummiskey from Ireland, have paintings on display at the Galeria restaurante LUCIA, in Fuengirola until Feb 27th - daily from 1.30.
Roger Cummiskey, Artist.
Art makes a very special gift.
PRESS RELEASE
Galeria LUCIA c/. Maestra A. Aspiazu, (by the horse fountain), Puebla Lucia, Fuengirola.
Presents New ArtWorks, an exhibition of recent paintings by
Roger Cummiskey and Bettina Eriksen,
On view January 21 through February 27, 2006. (Continues daily from 13.00)
Cummiskey’s new work continues his interpretations into the writings and wanderings of James Joyce. In New ArtWorks, however, the artist articulates a search for an individual’s identity stressing difference, solitude, and isolation through the depiction of figures and poetic interpretations from which he will read a few of the poems at the inauguration as well as explaining the background to his interpretations. He is a recognised Joycean scholar.
Roger Cummiskey’s use of drawing and painting on paper in watercolour is considered by many to be masterful. He “employs delicate lines that seem to touch the surface – just long enough to form the silhouette, record a bodily gesture, or suggest an emotional expression.” Neutral pigments become the backgrounds for such depictions, allowing the characters and the relationship that is established between them to suggest that the situation is actually a platform to reflect on the realities of sameness and difference, through non-narrative moments void of spatial context. Earth elements reappear throughout his oeuvre in the form of objects, backgrounds, clothing or lack of it, insinuating the basic instincts of the Authors in their writings. In the words of the artist, “Sometimes the imaginary doubles as an ideal companion to the reading/re-reading of all or part of the Authors’ works in a modern day setting.”
Bettina Eriksen´s paintings use a celebration of colour that evokes the emotion of the Tango and the sensuality of the dance with her loose employment of reds, yellows and blacks that make her paintings instantly recognisable and individualistic, full of movement and desire.
Bettina and Roger are members of the Andalusian International Artists Group (), formed just over a year ago to assist Artists from diverse backgrounds around Europe and residing in the Provence of Andalucía either permanently or temporarily in the promotion of their artistic careers, to enhance the knowledge and skill that will assist them in their careers as Artists, to promote best standards as Artists between people from diverse backgrounds and to help them to seek out opportunities for exhibiting their works. Each of the artists involved has been successful in their own fields and countries and therefore is expected to be able to make a vital contribution to the group as a whole and play an integral role in its future. “We are extremely proud of our progress to date” says founding member Roger Cummiskey, “all of the artists work on behalf of the group on a voluntary basis, giving up their valuable free time to the benefit of the whole group. The spirit of co-operation is without doubt the best aspect of our small organization and will ensure that we continue for a very long time”.
The AIA-Group is always on the look out for new and exiting exhibition places.
Bettina Eriksen was born in Naestved in southern Denmark in 1966 and was educated at the international Authorised Cidesco institute in Copenhagen.
Throughout her life she has always have been a very active person, taking part in all kinds of sport as well as teaching rhythmic dancing. She has always had an ongoing desire to create new handcraft whenever time allowed, including painting pictures.
Bettina is an autodidact artist having received no formal artist training. She is a very strong believer of “the only way to learn is to do”. She has painted since 1995 and taught herself by studying, watching and talking to other famous artists.
“My passion is painting people in movement, using a wide range of colours. I am a bold artist, using colours that are in opposition to each other whilst still allowing colours to flow gently into each other. My inspiration has been fed by my living in or visiting more than 24 different countries, having a constant eye for detail and a very visual mind, always enjoying what nature has to offer. I feel very attracted to the ardent colours of the African soil and the wide range of colours from the beautiful Spanish mountains”.
Roger Cummiskey lives and works in Mijas Costa and Dublin. His latest solo exhibitions “A Stroll Thro’ Ulysses” include The Roxy ArtHouse Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland and The Airfield Trust Gallery, Dublin, 2004. He was chosen to represent Ireland at The Florence Biennale in 2003 and invited again for 2005. He has also represented Ireland at International exhibitions in Stockholm, London and New York in 1999 and 2000. His works are part of public and private collections in Europe, The United States, Japan and China.
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Media contact:
For further information, interviews or high resolution print suitable images, please contact the Artist, 952 592 652 or email
Inauguration
Saturday 21 January 13:30 – 16:00
Roger and Bettina invite you to join them for a glass of wine and a social chitchat.
Roger will read a few of Joyce´s poems at 14.00 and again at 15.00 as well as explaining the background to his painting interpretations.
(to be translated into Spanish and Danish)
Exposition del Arte/Art Exhibition
Le invitan / You are invited to the
Inauguration:
Sabado 21 de jan 13.30 - 16.00, hasta el 21 de feb.
Sat., Jan 21st 13.30 -16.00, continues to Feb 21st.
Galeria Restaurante LUCIA, Puebla Lucia, Fuengirola.
c/. Maestra A. Aspiazu, (by the horse fountain) Tel. 952 582 738
andalusian international artists group
Bettina Eriksen – Denmark
Roger Cummiskey – Ireland
Tel. 666 78 26 42
"Of special interest to this exhibition, Roger tells of the connection between James Joyce and Henrik Ibsen. Joyce taught himself Dano-Norwegian in a three week period in 1900 so that he could read and write from Dublin to favourably criticise one of Ibsen’s plays at the time – When We Dead Awaken. Ibsen was so impressed that he wrote back to the young (18 year old) Joyce thanking him. Joyce had referred to “the naked drama” in Ibsen who was to be a great influence on Joyce".
"Later in his life Joyce was to have one son, Georgio, and one daughter whom he called, Lucia!"
Homes & Gardens Show,
Malaga Exhibition Centre, Palacio de Ferias y Congresos. Sept 30 & Oct 1st/2nd, 2005. Stand A2.
Blackrock College Rugby Football Club Fundraising Art Exhibition and sale 17-20 November at Stradbrook. Fergus Slattery opens.
Egan´s - Puerta Banus/Marbella, July 2005 forward.
The Riviera Gallery, Fuengirola, Malaga, Spain. Thro' 2005.
The James Joyce House of "The Dead". 15 Usher's Island, Dublin- Continues thro' 2005.
Studio viewing
Mijas Costa. By appointment. Tel.+34 666 78 26 42. Oct-Dec
Solo Exhibition: "A Stroll Thro' Ulysses".
01-20 June, Airfield House, Kilmacud Road Upper, Dundrum, Dublin 14.
June 01-20. "A Stroll Thro' Ulysses - Bloomsday 100".
Airfield House, Upper Kilmacud Road, Dundrum, Dublin 14.
ReJoyce Dublin, 2004!
2004 Solo Exhibitions:
"A Stroll Thro' Ulysses - Bloomsday 100".
June 01-20, Airfield House, Lwr Kilmacud Road, Dundrum, Co Dublin.
Sept 10-19, The Roxy Arts Centre, Roxburgh Place, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Two of their members, Bettina Eriksen from Denmark and Roger Cummiskey from Ireland, have paintings on display at the Galeria restaurante LUCIA, in Fuengirola until Feb 27th - daily from 1.30.
Roger Cummiskey, Artist.
Art makes a very special gift.
PRESS RELEASE
Galeria LUCIA c/. Maestra A. Aspiazu, (by the horse fountain), Puebla Lucia, Fuengirola.
Presents New ArtWorks, an exhibition of recent paintings by
Roger Cummiskey and Bettina Eriksen,
On view January 21 through February 27, 2006. (Continues daily from 13.00)
Cummiskey’s new work continues his interpretations into the writings and wanderings of James Joyce. In New ArtWorks, however, the artist articulates a search for an individual’s identity stressing difference, solitude, and isolation through the depiction of figures and poetic interpretations from which he will read a few of the poems at the inauguration as well as explaining the background to his interpretations. He is a recognised Joycean scholar.
Roger Cummiskey’s use of drawing and painting on paper in watercolour is considered by many to be masterful. He “employs delicate lines that seem to touch the surface – just long enough to form the silhouette, record a bodily gesture, or suggest an emotional expression.” Neutral pigments become the backgrounds for such depictions, allowing the characters and the relationship that is established between them to suggest that the situation is actually a platform to reflect on the realities of sameness and difference, through non-narrative moments void of spatial context. Earth elements reappear throughout his oeuvre in the form of objects, backgrounds, clothing or lack of it, insinuating the basic instincts of the Authors in their writings. In the words of the artist, “Sometimes the imaginary doubles as an ideal companion to the reading/re-reading of all or part of the Authors’ works in a modern day setting.”
Bettina Eriksen´s paintings use a celebration of colour that evokes the emotion of the Tango and the sensuality of the dance with her loose employment of reds, yellows and blacks that make her paintings instantly recognisable and individualistic, full of movement and desire.
Bettina and Roger are members of the Andalusian International Artists Group (), formed just over a year ago to assist Artists from diverse backgrounds around Europe and residing in the Provence of Andalucía either permanently or temporarily in the promotion of their artistic careers, to enhance the knowledge and skill that will assist them in their careers as Artists, to promote best standards as Artists between people from diverse backgrounds and to help them to seek out opportunities for exhibiting their works. Each of the artists involved has been successful in their own fields and countries and therefore is expected to be able to make a vital contribution to the group as a whole and play an integral role in its future. “We are extremely proud of our progress to date” says founding member Roger Cummiskey, “all of the artists work on behalf of the group on a voluntary basis, giving up their valuable free time to the benefit of the whole group. The spirit of co-operation is without doubt the best aspect of our small organization and will ensure that we continue for a very long time”.
The AIA-Group is always on the look out for new and exiting exhibition places.
Bettina Eriksen was born in Naestved in southern Denmark in 1966 and was educated at the international Authorised Cidesco institute in Copenhagen.
Throughout her life she has always have been a very active person, taking part in all kinds of sport as well as teaching rhythmic dancing. She has always had an ongoing desire to create new handcraft whenever time allowed, including painting pictures.
Bettina is an autodidact artist having received no formal artist training. She is a very strong believer of “the only way to learn is to do”. She has painted since 1995 and taught herself by studying, watching and talking to other famous artists.
“My passion is painting people in movement, using a wide range of colours. I am a bold artist, using colours that are in opposition to each other whilst still allowing colours to flow gently into each other. My inspiration has been fed by my living in or visiting more than 24 different countries, having a constant eye for detail and a very visual mind, always enjoying what nature has to offer. I feel very attracted to the ardent colours of the African soil and the wide range of colours from the beautiful Spanish mountains”.
Roger Cummiskey lives and works in Mijas Costa and Dublin. His latest solo exhibitions “A Stroll Thro’ Ulysses” include The Roxy ArtHouse Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland and The Airfield Trust Gallery, Dublin, 2004. He was chosen to represent Ireland at The Florence Biennale in 2003 and invited again for 2005. He has also represented Ireland at International exhibitions in Stockholm, London and New York in 1999 and 2000. His works are part of public and private collections in Europe, The United States, Japan and China.
END
768 words
Media contact:
For further information, interviews or high resolution print suitable images, please contact the Artist, 952 592 652 or email
Inauguration
Saturday 21 January 13:30 – 16:00
Roger and Bettina invite you to join them for a glass of wine and a social chitchat.
Roger will read a few of Joyce´s poems at 14.00 and again at 15.00 as well as explaining the background to his painting interpretations.
(to be translated into Spanish and Danish)
Exposition del Arte/Art Exhibition
Le invitan / You are invited to the
Inauguration:
Sabado 21 de jan 13.30 - 16.00, hasta el 21 de feb.
Sat., Jan 21st 13.30 -16.00, continues to Feb 21st.
Galeria Restaurante LUCIA, Puebla Lucia, Fuengirola.
c/. Maestra A. Aspiazu, (by the horse fountain) Tel. 952 582 738
andalusian international artists group
Bettina Eriksen – Denmark
Roger Cummiskey – Ireland
Tel. 666 78 26 42
"Of special interest to this exhibition, Roger tells of the connection between James Joyce and Henrik Ibsen. Joyce taught himself Dano-Norwegian in a three week period in 1900 so that he could read and write from Dublin to favourably criticise one of Ibsen’s plays at the time – When We Dead Awaken. Ibsen was so impressed that he wrote back to the young (18 year old) Joyce thanking him. Joyce had referred to “the naked drama” in Ibsen who was to be a great influence on Joyce".
"Later in his life Joyce was to have one son, Georgio, and one daughter whom he called, Lucia!"
Homes & Gardens Show,
Malaga Exhibition Centre, Palacio de Ferias y Congresos. Sept 30 & Oct 1st/2nd, 2005. Stand A2.
Blackrock College Rugby Football Club Fundraising Art Exhibition and sale 17-20 November at Stradbrook. Fergus Slattery opens.
Egan´s - Puerta Banus/Marbella, July 2005 forward.
The Riviera Gallery, Fuengirola, Malaga, Spain. Thro' 2005.
The James Joyce House of "The Dead". 15 Usher's Island, Dublin- Continues thro' 2005.
Studio viewing
Mijas Costa. By appointment. Tel.+34 666 78 26 42. Oct-Dec
Solo Exhibition: "A Stroll Thro' Ulysses".
01-20 June, Airfield House, Kilmacud Road Upper, Dundrum, Dublin 14.
June 01-20. "A Stroll Thro' Ulysses - Bloomsday 100".
Airfield House, Upper Kilmacud Road, Dundrum, Dublin 14.
ReJoyce Dublin, 2004!
2004 Solo Exhibitions:
"A Stroll Thro' Ulysses - Bloomsday 100".
June 01-20, Airfield House, Lwr Kilmacud Road, Dundrum, Co Dublin.
Sept 10-19, The Roxy Arts Centre, Roxburgh Place, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Added Dec 8, 2006
Calendar for Cancer Care in Southern Spain
Cudeca
Saturday
9
December
2006
Wednesday
19
December
2007
Calender costs 5.50 euro from any Cudeca shop (12 locals. Or contact me and I will arrange them for you.
Limited edition prints will be available for sale in February 2007.
the opriginal paintings will be auctioned in April 2007 to raise funds for Cudeca.
ArtRoger/CudecaCalendar07 This address contains the images and pictures from the launch of the calendar.
Added Dec 8, 2006
It´s Christmas
Galeria Lucia, Paubla Lucia
Wednesday
13
December
2006
Monday
8
January
2007
To close out the year Monika and Roger get together to display recent works.
Both are members of the Andalusian International Artists Group - AIA-Group - in southern Spain.
Come along and join us for a drink on Wednesday 13 December between 6 and 8 pm.
Added Sep 12, 2006
Gazpacho, La Cala de Mijas, Spain.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/artroger/sets/72057594123703215/
Monday
14
August
2006
Monday
9
October
2006
Under the banner of the Andalusian International Artists Group
Added Jul 21, 2006
A Stroll thro´Ulysses
www.rogercummiskey.com
Friday
10
June
2005
Wednesday
29
June
2005
The annual Bloomsday celebrations are reflected in this selection of paintings from the Irish artist Roger Cummiskey.
Added Jul 21, 2006
New Works
http://www.rogercummiskey.com
Saturday
21
January
2006
Tuesday
21
February
2006
PRESS RELEASE
Galeria LUCIA c/. Maestra A. Aspiazu, (by the horse fountain), Puebla Lucia, Fuengirola.
Presents New ArtWorks, an exhibition of recent paintings by
Roger Cummiskey and Bettina Eriksen,
On view January 21 through February 27, 2006. (Continues daily from 13.00)
Cummiskey’s new work continues his interpretations into the writings and wanderings of James Joyce. In New ArtWorks, however, the artist articulates a search for an individual’s identity stressing difference, solitude, and isolation through the depiction of figures and poetic interpretations from which he will read a few of the poems at the inauguration as well as explaining the background to his interpretations. He is a recognised Joycean scholar.
Roger Cummiskey’s use of drawing and painting on paper in watercolour is considered by many to be masterful. He “employs delicate lines that seem to touch the surface – just long enough to form the silhouette, record a bodily gesture, or suggest an emotional expression.” Neutral pigments become the backgrounds for such depictions, allowing the characters and the relationship that is established between them to suggest that the situation is actually a platform to reflect on the realities of sameness and difference, through non-narrative moments void of spatial context. Earth elements reappear throughout his oeuvre in the form of objects, backgrounds, clothing or lack of it, insinuating the basic instincts of the Authors in their writings. In the words of the artist, “Sometimes the imaginary doubles as an ideal companion to the reading/re-reading of all or part of the Authors’ works in a modern day setting.”
Bettina Eriksen´s paintings use a celebration of colour that evokes the emotion of the Tango and the sensuality of the dance with her loose employment of reds, yellows and blacks that make her paintings instantly recognisable and individualistic, full of movement and desire.
Bettina and Roger are members of the Andalusian International Artists Group (), formed just over a year ago to assist Artists from diverse backgrounds around Europe and residing in the Provence of Andalucía either permanently or temporarily in the promotion of their artistic careers, to enhance the knowledge and skill that will assist them in their careers as Artists, to promote best standards as Artists between people from diverse backgrounds and to help them to seek out opportunities for exhibiting their works. Each of the artists involved has been successful in their own fields and countries and therefore is expected to be able to make a vital contribution to the group as a whole and play an integral role in its future. “We are extremely proud of our progress to date” says founding member Roger Cummiskey, “all of the artists work on behalf of the group on a voluntary basis, giving up their valuable free time to the benefit of the whole group. The spirit of co-operation is without doubt the best aspect of our small organization and will ensure that we continue for a very long time”.
The AIA-Group is always on the look out for new and exiting exhibition places.
Bettina Eriksen was born in Naestved in southern Denmark in 1966 and was educated at the international Authorised Cidesco institute in Copenhagen.
Throughout her life she has always have been a very active person, taking part in all kinds of sport as well as teaching rhythmic dancing. She has always had an ongoing desire to create new handcraft whenever time allowed, including painting pictures.
Bettina is an autodidact artist having received no formal artist training. She is a very strong believer of “the only way to learn is to do”. She has painted since 1995 and taught herself by studying, watching and talking to other famous artists.
“My passion is painting people in movement, using a wide range of colours. I am a bold artist, using colours that are in opposition to each other whilst still allowing colours to flow gently into each other. My inspiration has been fed by my living in or visiting more than 24 different countries, having a constant eye for detail and a very visual mind, always enjoying what nature has to offer. I feel very attracted to the ardent colours of the African soil and the wide range of colours from the beautiful Spanish mountains”.
Roger Cummiskey lives and works in Mijas Costa and Dublin. His latest solo exhibitions “A Stroll Thro’ Ulysses” include The Roxy ArtHouse Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland and The Airfield Trust Gallery, Dublin, 2004. He was chosen to represent Ireland at The Florence Biennale in 2003 and invited again for 2005. He has also represented Ireland at International exhibitions in Stockholm, London and New York in 1999 and 2000. His works are part of public and private collections in Europe, The United States, Japan and China.
END
768 words
Media contact:
For further information, interviews or high resolution print suitable images, please contact the Artist, 952 592 652 or email
Inauguration
Saturday 21 January 13:30 – 16:00
Roger and Bettina invite you to join them for a glass of wine and a social chitchat.
Roger will read a few of Joyce´s poems at 14.00 and again at 15.00 as well as explaining the background to his painting interpretations.
(to be translated into Spanish and Danish)
Exposition del Arte/Art Exhibition
Le invitan / You are invited to the
Inauguration:
Sabado 21 de jan 13.30 - 16.00, hasta el 21 de feb.
Sat., Jan 21st 13.30 -16.00, continues to Feb 21st.
Galeria Restaurante LUCIA, Puebla Lucia, Fuengirola.
c/. Maestra A. Aspiazu, (by the horse fountain) Tel. 952 582 738
andalusian international artists group
Bettina Eriksen – Denmark –
Roger Cummiskey – Ireland –
Tel. 666 78 26 42
"Of special interest to this exhibition, Roger tells of the connection between James Joyce and Henrik Ibsen. Joyce taught himself Dano-Norwegian in a three week period in 1900 so that he could read and write from Dublin to favourably criticise one of Ibsen’s plays at the time – When We Dead Awaken. Ibsen was so impressed that he wrote back to the young (18 year old) Joyce thanking him. Joyce had referred to “the naked drama” in Ibsen who was to be a great influence on Joyce".
"Later in his life Joyce was to have one son, Georgio, and one daughter whom he called, Lucia!"
Added Jul 21, 2006
2005 Exhibitions and Auctions of the Artist Roger Cummiskey - ArtRoger
Dublin and Southern Spain
Monday
12
September
2005
Thursday
29
December
2005
Contempory Irish Art Auction - Mullens Laurel Park Sept 12th
Peoples Art, St Stephen's Green, Dublin 23-25 Sept.- North side - opp Dawson St
Irish Art Auction James Adam St Stephen's Green, Dublin Sept 28th
Homes & Gardens Show,
Malaga Exhibition Centre, Palacio de Ferias y Congresos. Sept 30 & Oct 1st/2nd, 2005. Stand A2.
Blackrock College Rugby Football Club Fundraising Art Exhibition and sale 17-20 November at Stradbrook. Fergus Slattery opens.
Egan´s - Puerta Banus/Marbella, July 2005 forward.
The Riviera Gallery, Fuengirola, Malaga, Spain. Thro' 2005.
The James Joyce House of "The Dead". 15 Usher's Island, Dublin- Continues thro' 2005.
Studio viewing
Mijas Costa. By appointment. Tel.+34 666 78 26 42. Oct-Dec
Added Feb 1, 2006
Press release
The Andalusian International Artists Group () is a private, voluntary, not for profit, self help group of like minded artists located in southern Spain.
Two of their members, Bettina Eriksen from Denmark and Roger Cummiskey from Ireland, have paintings on display at the Galeria restaurante LUCIA, in Fuengirola until Feb 27th - daily from 1.30.
Roger Cummiskey, Artist.
Art makes a very special gift.
PRESS RELEASE
Galeria LUCIA c/. Maestra A. Aspiazu, (by the horse fountain), Puebla Lucia, Fuengirola.
Presents New ArtWorks, an exhibition of recent paintings by
Roger Cummiskey and Bettina Eriksen,
On view January 21 through February 27, 2006. (Continues daily from 13.00)
Cummiskey’s new work continues his interpretations into the writings and wanderings of James Joyce. In New ArtWorks, however, the artist articulates a search for an individual’s identity stressing difference, solitude, and isolation through the depiction of figures and poetic interpretations from which he will read a few of the poems at the inauguration as well as explaining the background to his interpretations. He is a recognised Joycean scholar.
Roger Cummiskey’s use of drawing and painting on paper in watercolour is considered by many to be masterful. He “employs delicate lines that seem to touch the surface – just long enough to form the silhouette, record a bodily gesture, or suggest an emotional expression.” Neutral pigments become the backgrounds for such depictions, allowing the characters and the relationship that is established between them to suggest that the situation is actually a platform to reflect on the realities of sameness and difference, through non-narrative moments void of spatial context. Earth elements reappear throughout his oeuvre in the form of objects, backgrounds, clothing or lack of it, insinuating the basic instincts of the Authors in their writings. In the words of the artist, “Sometimes the imaginary doubles as an ideal companion to the reading/re-reading of all or part of the Authors’ works in a modern day setting.”
Bettina Eriksen´s paintings use a celebration of colour that evokes the emotion of the Tango and the sensuality of the dance with her loose employment of reds, yellows and blacks that make her paintings instantly recognisable and individualistic, full of movement and desire.
Bettina and Roger are members of the Andalusian International Artists Group (), formed just over a year ago to assist Artists from diverse backgrounds around Europe and residing in the Provence of Andalucía either permanently or temporarily in the promotion of their artistic careers, to enhance the knowledge and skill that will assist them in their careers as Artists, to promote best standards as Artists between people from diverse backgrounds and to help them to seek out opportunities for exhibiting their works. Each of the artists involved has been successful in their own fields and countries and therefore is expected to be able to make a vital contribution to the group as a whole and play an integral role in its future. “We are extremely proud of our progress to date” says founding member Roger Cummiskey, “all of the artists work on behalf of the group on a voluntary basis, giving up their valuable free time to the benefit of the whole group. The spirit of co-operation is without doubt the best aspect of our small organization and will ensure that we continue for a very long time”.
The AIA-Group is always on the look out for new and exiting exhibition places.
Bettina Eriksen was born in Naestved in southern Denmark in 1966 and was educated at the international Authorised Cidesco institute in Copenhagen.
Throughout her life she has always have been a very active person, taking part in all kinds of sport as well as teaching rhythmic dancing. She has always had an ongoing desire to create new handcraft whenever time allowed, including painting pictures.
Bettina is an autodidact artist having received no formal artist training. She is a very strong believer of “the only way to learn is to do”. She has painted since 1995 and taught herself by studying, watching and talking to other famous artists.
“My passion is painting people in movement, using a wide range of colours. I am a bold artist, using colours that are in opposition to each other whilst still allowing colours to flow gently into each other. My inspiration has been fed by my living in or visiting more than 24 different countries, having a constant eye for detail and a very visual mind, always enjoying what nature has to offer. I feel very attracted to the ardent colours of the African soil and the wide range of colours from the beautiful Spanish mountains”.
Roger Cummiskey lives and works in Mijas Costa and Dublin. His latest solo exhibitions “A Stroll Thro’ Ulysses” include The Roxy ArtHouse Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland and The Airfield Trust Gallery, Dublin, 2004. He was chosen to represent Ireland at The Florence Biennale in 2003 and invited again for 2005. He has also represented Ireland at International exhibitions in Stockholm, London and New York in 1999 and 2000. His works are part of public and private collections in Europe, The United States, Japan and China.
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Media contact:
For further information, interviews or high resolution print suitable images, please contact the Artist, 952 592 652 or email
Inauguration
Saturday 21 January 13:30 – 16:00
Roger and Bettina invite you to join them for a glass of wine and a social chitchat.
Roger will read a few of Joyce´s poems at 14.00 and again at 15.00 as well as explaining the background to his painting interpretations.
(to be translated into Spanish and Danish)
Exposition del Arte/Art Exhibition
Le invitan / You are invited to the
Inauguration:
Sabado 21 de jan 13.30 - 16.00, hasta el 21 de feb.
Sat., Jan 21st 13.30 -16.00, continues to Feb 21st.
Galeria Restaurante LUCIA, Puebla Lucia, Fuengirola.
c/. Maestra A. Aspiazu, (by the horse fountain) Tel. 952 582 738
andalusian international artists group
Bettina Eriksen – Denmark
Roger Cummiskey – Ireland
Tel. 666 78 26 42
"Of special interest to this exhibition, Roger tells of the connection between James Joyce and Henrik Ibsen. Joyce taught himself Dano-Norwegian in a three week period in 1900 so that he could read and write from Dublin to favourably criticise one of Ibsen’s plays at the time – When We Dead Awaken. Ibsen was so impressed that he wrote back to the young (18 year old) Joyce thanking him. Joyce had referred to “the naked drama” in Ibsen who was to be a great influence on Joyce".
"Later in his life Joyce was to have one son, Georgio, and one daughter whom he called, Lucia!"
Homes & Gardens Show,
Malaga Exhibition Centre, Palacio de Ferias y Congresos. Sept 30 & Oct 1st/2nd, 2005. Stand A2.
Blackrock College Rugby Football Club Fundraising Art Exhibition and sale 17-20 November at Stradbrook. Fergus Slattery opens.
Egan´s - Puerta Banus/Marbella, July 2005 forward.
The Riviera Gallery, Fuengirola, Malaga, Spain. Thro' 2005.
The James Joyce House of "The Dead". 15 Usher's Island, Dublin- Continues thro' 2005.
Studio viewing
Mijas Costa. By appointment. Tel.+34 666 78 26 42. Oct-Dec
Solo Exhibition: "A Stroll Thro' Ulysses".
01-20 June, Airfield House, Kilmacud Road Upper, Dundrum, Dublin 14.
June 01-20. "A Stroll Thro' Ulysses - Bloomsday 100".
Airfield House, Upper Kilmacud Road, Dundrum, Dublin 14.
ReJoyce Dublin, 2004!
2004 Solo Exhibitions:
"A Stroll Thro' Ulysses - Bloomsday 100".
June 01-20, Airfield House, Lwr Kilmacud Road, Dundrum, Co Dublin.
Sept 10-19, The Roxy Arts Centre, Roxburgh Place, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Two of their members, Bettina Eriksen from Denmark and Roger Cummiskey from Ireland, have paintings on display at the Galeria restaurante LUCIA, in Fuengirola until Feb 27th - daily from 1.30.
Roger Cummiskey, Artist.
Art makes a very special gift.
PRESS RELEASE
Galeria LUCIA c/. Maestra A. Aspiazu, (by the horse fountain), Puebla Lucia, Fuengirola.
Presents New ArtWorks, an exhibition of recent paintings by
Roger Cummiskey and Bettina Eriksen,
On view January 21 through February 27, 2006. (Continues daily from 13.00)
Cummiskey’s new work continues his interpretations into the writings and wanderings of James Joyce. In New ArtWorks, however, the artist articulates a search for an individual’s identity stressing difference, solitude, and isolation through the depiction of figures and poetic interpretations from which he will read a few of the poems at the inauguration as well as explaining the background to his interpretations. He is a recognised Joycean scholar.
Roger Cummiskey’s use of drawing and painting on paper in watercolour is considered by many to be masterful. He “employs delicate lines that seem to touch the surface – just long enough to form the silhouette, record a bodily gesture, or suggest an emotional expression.” Neutral pigments become the backgrounds for such depictions, allowing the characters and the relationship that is established between them to suggest that the situation is actually a platform to reflect on the realities of sameness and difference, through non-narrative moments void of spatial context. Earth elements reappear throughout his oeuvre in the form of objects, backgrounds, clothing or lack of it, insinuating the basic instincts of the Authors in their writings. In the words of the artist, “Sometimes the imaginary doubles as an ideal companion to the reading/re-reading of all or part of the Authors’ works in a modern day setting.”
Bettina Eriksen´s paintings use a celebration of colour that evokes the emotion of the Tango and the sensuality of the dance with her loose employment of reds, yellows and blacks that make her paintings instantly recognisable and individualistic, full of movement and desire.
Bettina and Roger are members of the Andalusian International Artists Group (), formed just over a year ago to assist Artists from diverse backgrounds around Europe and residing in the Provence of Andalucía either permanently or temporarily in the promotion of their artistic careers, to enhance the knowledge and skill that will assist them in their careers as Artists, to promote best standards as Artists between people from diverse backgrounds and to help them to seek out opportunities for exhibiting their works. Each of the artists involved has been successful in their own fields and countries and therefore is expected to be able to make a vital contribution to the group as a whole and play an integral role in its future. “We are extremely proud of our progress to date” says founding member Roger Cummiskey, “all of the artists work on behalf of the group on a voluntary basis, giving up their valuable free time to the benefit of the whole group. The spirit of co-operation is without doubt the best aspect of our small organization and will ensure that we continue for a very long time”.
The AIA-Group is always on the look out for new and exiting exhibition places.
Bettina Eriksen was born in Naestved in southern Denmark in 1966 and was educated at the international Authorised Cidesco institute in Copenhagen.
Throughout her life she has always have been a very active person, taking part in all kinds of sport as well as teaching rhythmic dancing. She has always had an ongoing desire to create new handcraft whenever time allowed, including painting pictures.
Bettina is an autodidact artist having received no formal artist training. She is a very strong believer of “the only way to learn is to do”. She has painted since 1995 and taught herself by studying, watching and talking to other famous artists.
“My passion is painting people in movement, using a wide range of colours. I am a bold artist, using colours that are in opposition to each other whilst still allowing colours to flow gently into each other. My inspiration has been fed by my living in or visiting more than 24 different countries, having a constant eye for detail and a very visual mind, always enjoying what nature has to offer. I feel very attracted to the ardent colours of the African soil and the wide range of colours from the beautiful Spanish mountains”.
Roger Cummiskey lives and works in Mijas Costa and Dublin. His latest solo exhibitions “A Stroll Thro’ Ulysses” include The Roxy ArtHouse Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland and The Airfield Trust Gallery, Dublin, 2004. He was chosen to represent Ireland at The Florence Biennale in 2003 and invited again for 2005. He has also represented Ireland at International exhibitions in Stockholm, London and New York in 1999 and 2000. His works are part of public and private collections in Europe, The United States, Japan and China.
END
768 words
Media contact:
For further information, interviews or high resolution print suitable images, please contact the Artist, 952 592 652 or email
Inauguration
Saturday 21 January 13:30 – 16:00
Roger and Bettina invite you to join them for a glass of wine and a social chitchat.
Roger will read a few of Joyce´s poems at 14.00 and again at 15.00 as well as explaining the background to his painting interpretations.
(to be translated into Spanish and Danish)
Exposition del Arte/Art Exhibition
Le invitan / You are invited to the
Inauguration:
Sabado 21 de jan 13.30 - 16.00, hasta el 21 de feb.
Sat., Jan 21st 13.30 -16.00, continues to Feb 21st.
Galeria Restaurante LUCIA, Puebla Lucia, Fuengirola.
c/. Maestra A. Aspiazu, (by the horse fountain) Tel. 952 582 738
andalusian international artists group
Bettina Eriksen – Denmark
Roger Cummiskey – Ireland
Tel. 666 78 26 42
"Of special interest to this exhibition, Roger tells of the connection between James Joyce and Henrik Ibsen. Joyce taught himself Dano-Norwegian in a three week period in 1900 so that he could read and write from Dublin to favourably criticise one of Ibsen’s plays at the time – When We Dead Awaken. Ibsen was so impressed that he wrote back to the young (18 year old) Joyce thanking him. Joyce had referred to “the naked drama” in Ibsen who was to be a great influence on Joyce".
"Later in his life Joyce was to have one son, Georgio, and one daughter whom he called, Lucia!"
Homes & Gardens Show,
Malaga Exhibition Centre, Palacio de Ferias y Congresos. Sept 30 & Oct 1st/2nd, 2005. Stand A2.
Blackrock College Rugby Football Club Fundraising Art Exhibition and sale 17-20 November at Stradbrook. Fergus Slattery opens.
Egan´s - Puerta Banus/Marbella, July 2005 forward.
The Riviera Gallery, Fuengirola, Malaga, Spain. Thro' 2005.
The James Joyce House of "The Dead". 15 Usher's Island, Dublin- Continues thro' 2005.
Studio viewing
Mijas Costa. By appointment. Tel.+34 666 78 26 42. Oct-Dec
Solo Exhibition: "A Stroll Thro' Ulysses".
01-20 June, Airfield House, Kilmacud Road Upper, Dundrum, Dublin 14.
June 01-20. "A Stroll Thro' Ulysses - Bloomsday 100".
Airfield House, Upper Kilmacud Road, Dundrum, Dublin 14.
ReJoyce Dublin, 2004!
2004 Solo Exhibitions:
"A Stroll Thro' Ulysses - Bloomsday 100".
June 01-20, Airfield House, Lwr Kilmacud Road, Dundrum, Co Dublin.
Sept 10-19, The Roxy Arts Centre, Roxburgh Place, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Reviews and comments
Title: James Joyce the Pluralist, Paris.
XV.IV.MMXVII
Medium: Watercolour on deckled edge paper.
Ref: J53-3; Image size 76 x 56 cm; 300 lb.
Date: April 15th 2017.
Artist: Roger Thomas Cummiskey
Tel.: +34 666 78 26 42
Thank you Dores.
James Joyce the Pluralist 800€. This is the Artists price. Shipping and handling extra at cost.
No Commissions nor discounts.
Merci beaucoup! Marie Foisnet.
C'est simple mais j'aime beaucoup le rendu :)
Espiritu de Espana MMXV
€1,750.00
80 x 100 x 04 cms
Oil on boxed Canvas
Unframed less €50.00 includes P+P.
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