The Castle Upton Art Gallery in Templepatrick specialises in contemporary Irish art - both in paintings and sculpture. The paintings are united by their strong appreciation of colour; whilst the sculpture is both figurative and zoological, including large pieces designed for the garden or open spaces.

It is the gallery's intention to have a spread of both known and relatively unknown artists as well as a wide range of prices, so that there is always affordable art available for connoisseurs of all types.

    

We run two prestigious shows a year in the Ballroom Gallery. The remaining time the collection is housed in the Refectory Gallery situated to the rear of Castle Upton. The Gallery is ideally situated only 5 minutes from the motorway to Belfast and 10 minutes from Belfast International Airport.


We regularly have works by the following artists: Melita Denaro, Barbara Allen, Gavin McCandless, Mark Coreth, Robert Ellison, Cupar Pilson and James May.

Danny Kinahan Fine Art

Danny Kinahan Fine Art and Antiques is run by Danny Kinahan who has spent eighteen years as the full-time representative for Christie's Auctioneers specialising in Irish Art and Antiques and is now well established as one of Northern Ireland's foremost independent Fine Art valuers, with both the knowledge and the contacts to enable him to conduct valuations of any item. His extensive knowledge means he can carry out valuations of Irish art, furniture and silver and any antique valuation. He is also very experienced in undertaking house contents valuations for insurance or any other purpose.

As well as running a gallery displaying the best of local Irish art, Danny Kinahan's Fine Art business is going from strength to strength. At the moment, we have some very fine examples of Irish Art, including significant works by Paul Henry, Gerard Dillon, Colin Middleton and Brian Ballard.

For more information, images can be made available if required, so please contact Danny Kinahan on 02894433480 or danny@castleuptongallery.com or call into the gallery in Templepatrick.

For further information please visit www.dkfineart.co.uk