The Arts in Kerry: A Sense of Place…

From its ancient monuments and historic estates to the artists drawn to its dramatic Atlantic landscape, Kerry has a rich and enduring artistic heritage, writes John O’Donoghue, TD — Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism


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Kerry today is a thriving centre for the arts, fuelled by a combination of native practitioners and by an ever-increasing community of artists from all across the world. Whether native or incoming, all our artists draw inspiration from a remarkable landscape on the edge of the Atlantic and enjoy the benefits of a relaxed lifestyle with its roots firmly planted in the traditions of the past

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