Dutch-born artist Anita Groener came to Ireland in 1982, just for a year, or so she thought. More than three decades on, she lives here with her husband and two children, making work from the studio she built as an extension to their Sandycove home. Exploring themes of migration and humanity, her current, hauntingly beautiful exhibition, Citizen, ends tomorrow at Kilkenny’s Butler Gallery.
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