Annie Holland Photographic Exhibition
We are thrilled to announce a special exhibition by the renowned photographer, Annie Holland, at this year’s Durrow Scarecrow Festival.
About Annie Holland
Annie has spent over twenty years capturing the wonderful, the absurd, and the beautiful moments of people, places, and their daily lives worldwide. Her passion for photography ignited in Japan, where she ventured down the road less traveled. After several years as a freelance photographer, Annie returned to Ireland and established her own studio in 2000.
Her extensive travels have honed her ability to work across all genres of photography, creating artistic and compelling images in almost any situation. Annie’s expertise includes shooting both stills and video, which she edits into short movies to further narrate your story. Essentially, she provides a one-stop shop for promoting or documenting any project.
Exhibition Details
Date: From Thursday, 1st August to Monday 5th August
Time: 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM each day
Location: ICA Hall, Durrow, R32 Y206
Exhibition Title: “A Forgotten Generation” – 100 years of rural community and agricultural relics in Co Laois.
This exhibition offers a unique glimpse into the rich history of rural life in Co Laois, beautifully captured through Annie’s lens. It’s a journey through time, showcasing the essence of a bygone era.
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience Annie Holland’s extraordinary work and explore the fascinating history of our rural communities.