In Her Image

28 August – 25 September 2026. 6 South Anne Street, Dublin 2. Open Tuesday to Saturday, 11:00–18:30. Free entry, no booking needed.

A group exhibition made with Rukh Art Hub.

Steve Bradbury · Lia Laimböck · Nicholas Benedict Robinson · Tata Kolesnik · Mariko Gelman · Nina Murashkina · Ave Libertatemaveamor

The works

Every piece in the show is available to buy here, and to see on the wall until 25 September. Prices include the certificate of authenticity; we deliver worldwide and hang locally.

The artists

Steve Bradbury

Steve paints the coast and countryside of South Dublin, and the animals we are in the process of losing. He co-founded Teal House with Olena Kasian. More about Steve

Lia Laimböck

“Working on paper enables me to show intimate “worlds” often inspired by our travelling. Travelling to remote places where we (me and my husband Reinier Sijpkens and our two sons Merijn and Siebe) performing for big groups of children surprising them with Music, magic-trics, mime, dance and painting.” More about Lia

Tata Kolesnik

“My art reflects my personal experience. In the process of creating, I delve into the collective unconscious and explore archetypes and symbols common to humanity. I use myths and fables to convey timeless themes and lessons. At the same time, my art celebrates life’s moments, finding joy in everyday things. The theme of support and mutual assistance plays an important role, strengthening connections between people, and exploring the interconnections that span time, people, and space.”

Nina Murashkina

“For me, the essence of creativity lies in storytelling, in crafting narratives where all characters are interconnected and live their lives within the story’s framework. I forge my own myth, a world teeming with Eros and Thanatos. Magical feminism shapes my worldview. I interpret reality through my own lens and recreate it in my artworks. The central figure is a woman — a potent force, a triumphant deity who can ride animals, wise men, or even the entire world. This portrayal of women, to me, embodies feminism, infused with magic that amplifies feminine qualities from a mythical perspective.”

Mariko Gelman

“Each of my art projects is an ode to embracing our human imperfection, celebrating mistakes, bugs, glitches, and the flaws of the system, and allowing us to live with them. I believe in humanity. I am an idealist. In my work, I typically use a meticulous approach and intellectual exploration of the subject. My audience is thoughtful, seeking new realms for reflection, always hungry for new insights, and appreciates subtle humor. And I create new spaces for them to play.”

Nicholas Benedict Robinson

Born and brought up in Co. Wicklow, Ireland, as a post-graduate I attended the Florence Academy of Art in Sweden under Swedish painter Joakim Ericsson. During my 3 years there I received two drawing awards before graduating, returning to Ireland in 2014. I graduated from Crawford College of Art & Design, Cork with a BA in 2001, from Assumption University, Bangkok with an MEd in 2008 and from NCAD, Dublin with a Higher Diploma in Education in 2009.

I work out of my studio in county Wicklow drawing and painting from life my own artwork and commissions also. I exhibit nationally and abroad and teach in various studios and ateliers in Ireland.

Visit

6 South Anne Street, Dublin 2, D02 V095
Tuesday – Saturday, 11:00 – 18:30
hello@tealhousegallery.com · +353 85 112 6271