Artists at Errisbeg

A Place to Create, Explore and Belong

Seen from above, three artists working at a long table in the studio, with a wooden staircase running along the left side

There has always been something about Errisbeg that inspires creativity. Perhaps it is the dramatic Connemara landscape, the ever-changing Atlantic light or simply the peace that comes from being away from the demands of everyday life.

For many years, Errisbeg House has welcomed artists looking for time, space and inspiration. Today, we are continuing that tradition through The Art House of Roundstone, providing a welcoming and supportive environment where emerging artists can develop their work, experiment with new ideas and connect with other creative minds.

More than simply a place to stay, Errisbeg offers a sense of belonging — somewhere artists can feel at home, share ideas and find the freedom to create.

The house's artistic heritage has been shaped by the many people who have passed through its doors, each leaving something of themselves behind. We hope to continue building on that legacy, nurturing new talent while celebrating the artists who have helped make Errisbeg what it is today.

Current Exhibition · 2026

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Our only current exhibition, by Rosie McGurran — approximately 50 paintings, accompanied by drawing and painting workshops.

Rosie McGurran in a teal cap and striped shirt, holding an open notebook and pen, with Errisbeg House behind her — Rosie McGurran

An artist's hands sketching a tree in an open sketchbook, surrounded by a watercolour pan set, coloured pencils and markers — Sketching in the studio

Close-up of an artist in a red-and-white striped headwrap painting with a fine brush in a long folded sketchbook, pastels and markers on the table — Watercolour in progress

A cottage at sunset with glowing windows, smoke from a stone chimney and an open gate in a stone wall — Cottage at Sunset

A busy harbour scene with figures on a stone pier, boats on the water and a village climbing a hill — The Harbour

A pastel painting of an open red gate beside a colourful tree trunk, with stone houses and hills beyond — The Red Gate

A pastel painting of a tree-lined path leading to stone gate pillars topped with lanterns — The Gateway

A painting of a girl holding a fish on a village street at night, with lit windows in stone cottages — Night in the Village

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