Dyehouse Gallery
Disco Dolls

An exhibition of new works
by Rayleen Clancy

Friday 11th October 2002, 7pm - 9pm

Music by Measca

Disco Dolls explores the theme of youth culture and investigates issues of identity, beauty, and self-awareness.

"Rayleen's work features teenagers on the verge of development; on the margins of becoming streetwise and sassy with lots of attitude and she paints with that self-same provocative style, very contemporary American application of paint and setting with additional touches of glitter...Rayleen Clancy catches the self-conscious, the self-awareness of youth so well." - Liam Murphy (Munster Express)

Rayleen Clancy studied Film at Dun Laoghaire College of Art & Design. After graduating she went on to receive a scholarship to study Fine Art Painting at the prestigious San Francisco Art Institute. She returned to Ireland in early 2000 and has since been exhibiting in Art Centres and Galleries around the country.

"Joke"
Oil on Canvas
90 x 60cm
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"Angel I "
Oil on Canvas
90 x 60cm
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"Angel II "
Oil on Canvas
90 x 60cm
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"Pinkie"
Mixed Media on Paper
75 x 54cm
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"War Paint" (Tryptich)
Oil on Canvas
each 35 x 25 cm
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"Cow Girl"
Oil on Canvas
107 x 70 cm
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"Dancing Doll "
Oil on Canvas
35 x 45 cm
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"Devil Doll"
Oil on Canvas
107 x 70 cm
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"Hustler"
Oil on Canvas
90 x 55 cm
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"Mollie and Pinkie Winkie"
Oil on Canvas
107 x 70 cm
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"Mollie and Pinkie Winkie II"
Oil on Canvas
49 x 39 cm
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