🎨 Experience the Magic of UV Art with Stanislav Jakubek 🌟

Step into a glowing world of color and creativity at Stanislav Jakubek’s Art Exhibition, a captivating display of interactive UV artwork that must be seen to be believed. Held in the historic Hall of the Red Earl on Druid Lane, Galway, this exhibition features Jakubek’s signature fluorescent resin pieces and immersive light-reactive installations.

Dates: Monday 26 May – Saturday 21 June

Opening Hours: 9.30 AM – 4.30 PM daily

Location: Hall of the Red Earl, Druid Lane, Galway

Whether you’re an art lover, a fan of experimental media, or simply curious, this is an exhibition that invites you to explore light, form, and imagination like never before.

Come experience art that glows.

Glowing Visions: Artist Stanislav Jakubek Unveils Interactive UV Exhibition in Galway

Acclaimed visual artist Stanislav Jakubek is bringing a radiant new dimension to the Galway arts scene with his upcoming exhibition of UV-reactive artworks at the Hall of the Red Earl, located on Druid Lane, Galway. Running from Monday, 26 May through Saturday, 21 June, the exhibition will be open daily from 9.30 AM to 4.30 PM.

Known for his vibrant, light-sensitive resin art and immersive installations, Jakubek invites visitors into a unique and interactive experience where color, light, and imagination collide. Each piece comes alive under ultraviolet light, creating an otherworldly glow that transforms the traditional gallery experience into something dynamic and deeply sensory.

“I want people to feel like they’ve stepped into another dimension,” Jakubek says. “UV art lets us experience color and form in ways that challenge how we see the world around us.”

The venue, Galway’s historic Hall of the Red Earl, offers a fitting backdrop — blending medieval architecture with cutting-edge contemporary art. This exhibition represents a rare opportunity to witness the fusion of ancient and modern through a truly innovative artistic lens.

The event is free to attend and suitable for all ages. Visitors are encouraged to explore the work up close, engage with its interactive elements, and see how light can become a medium of emotion and discovery.