A First for Denmark


Gallery Sigvardson

The gallery is on the side of the central square in the heart of Rødby, Denmark.

The owner is Bo Sigvardson and his wife Lotta.

Exhibition of original paintings by Roger Cummiskey.

ARTROGER

The Gallery Sigvardson are happy to include Roger´s paintings for the first time in Denmark.

Roger Cummiskey´s paintings capture moments of quiet intensity and undiscovered beauty. His use of primary colours lends an air of nostalgia to his pictures, which distinguishes his work and creates a sense of timelessness.

Cummiskey’s compositions often capture the viewer’s attention with their simple, recognizable scenes, drawing the viewer’s attention to unexpected textures, nuances of shadow and brilliant bits of light.

Roger Cummiskey in terms of his ability is able to transform ordinary scenes of human life into moments ripe with dramatic possibility.

Roger, from Dublin in Ireland lives and works in Mijas Costa, Spain where he says he is able to find the “daily poetry” which inspires his art.

ARTROGER

Its cool to be Celtic! Roger is part of the Irish Tribe, the Irish diaspora!

"I am delighted to be joining Bo and Lotta as part of their stable of Artists in Rodby, Denmark. I have known both Bo and Lotta for a number of years and consider him one of the good guys in the Art world. This gallery is a relatively new venture for this pair of daft Swedes and I am happy to be associated with them".

www.rogercummiskey.com

Cocktail reception: Saturday December 15th 7-9 pm.

Join us for a glass of wine and a chat!

Open: Mon-Sat 11.00-14.00 & 17.00-20.00.

Phone : +34 952 592 652 & +34 666 7826 42; Skype: rogercummiskey

ARTROGER

“Art is the most intense mode of individualism that the world has known.” Oscar Wilde

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