IRISH ARTIST RICHARD WALL

"He is an interesting and passionate man, choosing to stand outside of certain situations and eschewing certain conventions, determined to take his own road and not submit to fashion or the trappings of fame....his choice of subject/theme, the main area of concern in his art, which of course is strong in social commentary and political positioning, is very much reflective of his personality and character, not just an intellectual or academic position.
And this has not diminished I suspect - it is still the rage that leads him on and compels him to work.
It also makes him a true representative of the era in which the political activism of youth emerged in full force. Many people became politicised at that time and although many have gone from red to pink as they aged, a few like Richard still have that fire burning strongly in them. Interesting that the current generations of youth are firing up with a similar intensity over climate issues and social injustice and these are inflecting art production once again.So a picture seems to be emerging of a man whose art is in fact inextricable from his character.."Seán Kelly,
Artist & Curator,
Hobart Tasmania


Birth of the Money Man-Painting

"Birth of the Money Man"


Images Copyright ©Richard Wall 2023

R I C H A R D. W A L L.

Short Documentary FilmHere you can view a short film that gives an insight into Richard and his work. This film was created at Richard's current home studio in Co. Mayo, Ireland.


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All Images Copyright © Richard Wall 2023

A R T I S T RICHARD WALL

Self Portrait.

Contact Richard WallIf you would like to contact Richard, please send an email to me here, and I will pass a message on to him or you can receive an address to send him a letter which is preferable - Richard does not use email or computers!It is possible to arrange a private viewing of Richard's work by prior arrangement - please contact me by email to arrange this.Or follow on instagram where occasional posts are made about Richard and his work. You can find that page by visiting @visits_with _richard.
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Go raibh maith agat


"Tír na nÓg" - In memory, Narrowater, 1979.

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