Solomon Fine Art

18/03/2026

Margaret Egan featured in MY FAVOURITE ROOM in this week’s Sunday Independent

Link to the article in our Bio

Margaret’s current exhibition runs until Saturday March 28th

18/03/2026

Margaret Egan spoke with Tony Clayton-Lea of The Irish Times about the unsteady financial rhythm of the artist and the importance of investing in quality

LINK IN OUR BIO

Margaret’s current exhibition runs at Solomon until March 28th

06/03/2026

We had a wonderful turn out last night at the opening of Margaret Egan’s exhibition The Wonder of the Present, The Possibilities of the Future. Many thanks to RTE Director General Kevin Bakhurst who officially launched the show.

The exhibition runs until Saturday March 28th. Link in our bio to browse online and take a virtual tour.

14/02/2026

We are delighted to have the wonderfully talented Leah Beggs showcasing her solo exhibition “What’s Seldom is Wonderful” with us at Solomon Fine Art Gallery.

Leah’s vibrant and expressive pieces take inspiration from the dynamic landscapes of the west coast of Ireland, capturing the abstract and transient beauty in the ever-changing Irish climate.

The exhibition runs until Saturday 28th February, visit us in the gallery or view the exhibition in full online in our Virtual 360° Viewing Room - just click the link in our bio! 🔗

Leah Beggs: “What’s Seldom is Wonderful”
5th - 28th February 2026.

12/02/2026

04/02/2026

What’s On - ART Exhibitions

Dublin: Rare Moments

In a new collection of paintings at Solomon Fine Art, Leah Beggs responds to brief and fleeting moments of beauty on Ireland’s west coast, such as a pause in a storm, a sudden burst of sun and a quiet after rain. The works encourage the viewer to pause and savour these momentary events.

Leah Beggs: 5 – 28 February

Visit https://www.irishartsreview.com/whats-on/to see what exhibitions are on across Ireland and Irish artists exhibiting abroad.

Image: Leah Beggs at Solomon Fine Art

31/01/2026

Tim Morris: Boxcars - FINAL DAY.

Last day to view this astounding exhibition, if you haven’t had the chance to visit you can swing by the gallery today or view the exhibition in full in our Online Viewing Room (link in bio). Pieces will still be available to purchase online for a limited time after the exhibition closes. 🚋

28/01/2026

Tim Morris: Boxcars

Each bronze boxcar is unique; their varying sizes, tones and textures encapsulate a distinct character and personality expressed in each piece. Explore their unique forms and find your personal favourite.

Exhibition ends this Saturday, 31st January.

To view all 195 boxcars from all angles, visit us in person in the gallery or browse the entire collection in our Online viewing Room on our website through the link in our bio 🔗

Boxcars above: 2, 3, 10, 19, 24, 25, 35, 42, 49, 54, 60, 65, 76, 77, 80, 87, 84, 86, 88, 105.
All are available to purchase at €1500 each.

25/01/2026

Huge thanks to Philip Carton for interviewing Tim Morris in the Fine Arts section of the Business Post newspaper today. Tim’s current Boxcar exhibition of bronze sculpture runs for one more week - ends Saturday Jan 31 at 4pm. To read the article in full, please click on the link in our bio (or click here: https://www.solomonfineart.ie/news/276-business-post-tim-morris-meet-the-artist-column-by-philip-carton/)