1976
In 1976, Ewa Gargulinska showcased her work at the Tom Caldwell Gallery in Dublin, Ireland. This exhibition was a significant milestone in her career, contributing to her growing recognition in the European art scene during the 1970s.
The Tom Caldwell Gallery, established in 1969 by Tom Caldwell in Belfast, quickly became a prominent venue for contemporary art. In 1974, Caldwell expanded the gallery’s presence by opening a branch in Dublin, making it one of the few art establishments operating on both sides of the Irish border at the time.
The gallery was known for exhibiting works by leading Irish artists, including Gerard Dillon, Tom Carr, Dan O’Neill, and Basil Blackshaw.
Irish Art
The Dublin branch of the Tom Caldwell Gallery was located on Fitzwilliam Street and remained active until its closure in the early 1990s. During its operation, it played a crucial role in promoting Irish art and provided a platform for both established and emerging artists, such as Ewa Gargulinska, to present their work to a broader audience.
