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Northern Family by Alex Dewart, a textile based art installation examining memory, nostalgia and commemoration will take place from Monday April 29 at Signal Arts Centre, Bray Co Wicklow @SignalArtsCentr

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This weekend is the last opportunity to catch @2ndfloorstudios Drawing Open @noformatgallery. It's diverse show of work celebrating drawing in all its forms. Open 12-6 today and tomorrow. My drawing 'The Cut Through' one of the 100 small works included. #sfsadrawingopen

Two days until #AFKlintAndMondrian opens at Tate Modern! This striking show brings together two ground-breaking abstract artists: Swedish painter Hilma af Klint & Dutch modernist Piet Mondrian. 🟥🌸🎨 Book your tickets here ➡️ https://t.co/suNxOlxaBi

Coming soon to #TateModern... a celebration of #HilmaAfKlint and #PietMondrian's beautiful, complex artworks. Although they never met, #AfKlintAndMondrian both invented languages of abstract art rooted in their shared love of nature. 🌼🟥 Tickets ➡️ https://t.co/OtlIYYyC1v

4 Coat dresses designed by me as part of the Family History art installation. I’ll be showing these along with some of the artworks at my Talk tonight at Heritage Hub Carnlough- 7pm All Welcome! #textileart

Lady Aurora is back - in a magnitude of its own I'm extremely happy that I was able to photograph this spectacle. What a display!

'Desire Lines' (2023) Graphite and chalk pastel on gessoed paper 29 x 42 cm One of my new works currently on show for the first time at 'Uncertain Landscapes' @FlowerfieldArts. The image is partly inspired by a field near where I live and I return to it periodically in my work.

'As the shadows closed in, the stars came out' (detail) (2023) Graphite on gessoed found paper 59 x 89 cm A new drawing on an old Ordinance Survey map having it's first showing at 'Uncertain Landscapes', @flowerfieldarts, #NorthernIreland View the exhibition until 25 March.

'An Invasive Species ' (2022) This drawing is a personal favourite from last year and also the cover star of the poster for 'Uncertain Landscapes', my joint exhibition with @alex.dewart now open @flowerfieldarts. View the exhibition until 25 March (open daily except Sunday).

🌟This feels a bit like having your name in lights 🌟 Join @AlexDewart and I for the opening of 'Uncertain Landscapes' @flowerfieldarts tomorrow. Talks at 11.30 am, followed by launch at 1pm. Book free tickets for our talks here : https://t.co/bETVPv0Qr6

Thanks to everyone who attended the opening of 'Uncertain Landscapes' @FlowerfieldArts yesterday. It was great to see so many people at the talks by myself and @AlexDewart who then spent time engaging with the work and being so complimentary about the exhibition.

🌟ONE WEEK TODAY 🌟 Join @AlexDewart and I for the launch of 'Uncertain Landscapes', our exhibition @FlowerfieldArts. Book a free ticket for our talk: https://t.co/bETVPv0Qr6

TWO weeks today! 'Uncertain Landscapes' my joint exhibition with @alex.dewart opens @flowerfieldarts #nothernireland on Sat 18 Feb. We will be giving talks about our work at 11.30 am and would be delighted to see you. Book your free to ticket here: https://t.co/bETVPv0Qr6.

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Showing soon with ⁦@HeatherMcAteer2⁩ at ⁦@FlowerfieldArts⁩ !

Detail of another new work. Looking forward to including this in 'Uncertain Landscapes', my joint exhibition with fellow #NorthernIreland born artist @AlexDewart opening @FlowerfieldArts on 18 February.

Today in Lurgan, I spoke about about my sister Natalie and for an end to violence against women. Here, quoting Anna Burns’ novel Milkman, I speak about how conflict makes NI’s experience of it distinct. NI’s women have the right to have their intuition and repugnance count.

Back in 1984 I was a 16 year old Belfast school girl and witnessing The Fall playing live was mind blowing. Mark E Smith: 5 March 1957 -24 January 2018. #MarkESmith