Autumn Sale of Margey Originals at Culloden Estate & Spa

16th October 2025

Artist Adrian Margey, known for his vibrant, contemporary landscape works, will be hosting an exhibition and sale at The Culloden Estate & Spa from Friday 24th October to Sunday 26th October 2025. This highly anticipated annual event will feature Margey’s latest collection, which captures the breathtaking beauty of North Down, the Ards Peninsula, the Mournes, the North Coast, Belfast, and Donegal.

Margey, whose work has been gaining recognition both locally and internationally, exhibited in Washington DC in 2022 and was invited to live-paint at the 'Experience Ireland' showcase in Milan last spring.  His reputation continues to grow, making this exhibition an exciting opportunity for collectors and art enthusiasts alike.

While Margey holds a PhD from Queen’s University Belfast, he is a self-taught artist whose distinctive style draws inspiration from the Fauves, Irish Impressionists, and the indigenous artists of South America. His signature approach blends bold, kaleidoscopic colours with sweeping brushstrokes and expressive knife work, creating pieces that are both dynamic and emotive. His more impressionistic works, which emphasize naturalistic colour schemes, are also increasingly sought after.

This year’s exhibition will spotlight a stunning range of large and small works, each reflecting Adrian Margey’s distinctive style and use of colour. A special focus will be placed on Belfast’s iconic landmarks, including the historic Harland and Wolff cranes, the Titanic Quarter, Ulster Hall and Strand Cinema.  Alongside these, there will be breathtaking depictions of the North Coast, Mournes and Donegal.  Striking portrayals of Strangford Lough, Scrabo Tower and Mount Stewart as well as serene scenes from North Down, such as Kinnegar Pier, Seapark, Crawfordsburn and Bangor Marina will bring a very local flavour to this must-see exhibition.

The exhibition will run from 11 am to 9 pm on Friday, 24th October and Saturday, 25th October, with final viewing on Sunday, 26th October from 11 am to 6 pm. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome.

For more details, please visit adrianmargey.com or contact the Portrush studio at 07841 593 762.