Inspiring sisters in their eighties to launch stunning art showcase
STYLISH and inspiring local artists, the Megaw sisters, have recently reunited and are ready to unveil a spectacular exhibition in Banbridge Library.
Launching next week, the exhibition will showcase a stunning collection of original large canvas limited edition prints.
Extraordinary sisters, Maureen and Lynda, are now in their eighties and they embody lifelong passion and creativity.
Maureen - who lives in Clare outside Waringstown - has very happily returned to Northern Ireland after over 50 years in England, making this reunion even more special.
The sisters’ creativity has always been a hallmark of their lives, extending beyond their art into activities like singing, stage, clothes design, and crafting bridal wear.
They often come together in the studio, bonded by a shared love for colour, creation, and a zest for life.
Their artwork is a visual feast that reflects their enduring sisterhood and journey in life.
The sisters have very different styles. Lynda, who lives in Donaghcloney, thrives with vibrant acrylics, while Maureen’s specialty lies in free flowing expressive watercolours.
After all, what two sisters are the same?
This is an exhibition you won't want to miss.
The Megaw sisters both came to art later in life, demonstrating that age and creativity know no bounds.
The launch of Megaw Art will take place on September 10, with a ‘meet and greet’ from 5:30pm to 7:30pm at Banbridge Library.
The exhibition continues until September 27 within library hours.