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Gingles & Gingles: Conversations, symbolic art by father and daughter at Blacklight

Blacklight Art Gallery opens 'Gingles & Gingles: Conversations' on 5 September 2026, a free exhibition presenting the work of Irish artist Graham Gingles and his daughter Lisa Gingles. The show explores the dialogue between two generations through symbolic art, hybrid creatures, and dreamlike landscapes.

When
From 5 September 2026 to 4 October 2026
Where
Blacklight
Price
Free
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Gingles & Gingles: Conversations, symbolic art by father and daughter at Blacklight
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The exhibition

On 5 September 2026, Blacklight Art Gallery (Reina Na Germana, 20) will inaugurate Gingles & Gingles: Conversations, the first exhibition in Spain to bring together the work of Graham Gingles (Northern Ireland, 1943) and his daughter Lisa Gingles (Northern Ireland, 1974), who has been based in Valencia since 1998. The free-entry exhibition opens on 4 September at 18:30.

Two artistic perspectives

Graham Gingles, a member of the Royal Ulster Academy, is renowned for his works steeped in symbolism and mystery, blending painting, drawing, and sculpture. His pieces are part of collections such as those at the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA).

Lisa Gingles, meanwhile, works with drawing, collage, and sculpture, exploring themes like mythology, folklore, and memory through hybrid figures and dreamlike landscapes.

A dialogue between generations

The exhibition presents a dialogue between two creative universes that, though distinct, share a fascination with the fantastical and the symbolic. Creatures, masks, and objects inhabit an ambiguous realm where the familiar transforms into something unexpected.

More information about the venue.

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  • Graham Gingles
  • Lisa Gingles

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Directions & transport

Nearby car parks

  • CONDE ALTEA - SALAMANCA - CANOVAS · 396 m · Salamanca, C. Altea, Pl. Canov
  • REINO DE VALENCIA · 403 m · Maestro Gozalbo
  • RUZAFA · 668 m · Pl. Barón de Cortés

Bus stops (EMT)

  • Ciscar - Mestre Racional · 111 m · 13
  • Ciscar - Borriana · 133 m · 13, 40
  • Mestre Racional - Regne de València · 138 m · C3
  • Joaquín Costa - Regne de València · 155 m · 40

MetroBús stops

  • Gran Vía Marqués del Túria (par) - Plaza Cánovas del Castillo · 434 m
  • C/ Alcalde Reig, frente a 6 - Pont del Regne · 451 m
  • C/ Alcalde Reig, 6 - C/ Lluís Oliag · 463 m

Metro & tram stations

  • Russafa · 473 m · 10
  • Amado Granell - Montolivet · 575 m · 10

Valenbisi nearby

  • Salamanca - Reina Doña Germana · 100 m · 14
  • Peris y Valero - Salamanca · 261 m · 4
  • Regne de Valencia - Almirante Cadarso · 264 m · 0

Frequently asked questions

When does the exhibition open?

The opening event is on 4 September 2026 at 18:30, and the exhibition will be open to the public from 5 September.

How much is admission?

The exhibition is free.

Who are the artists?

Graham Gingles (Northern Ireland, 1943), a member of the Royal Ulster Academy, and his daughter Lisa Gingles (Northern Ireland, 1974), who has lived in Valencia since 1998.

What type of works are on display?

The exhibition features painting, drawing, sculpture, and collage, with themes exploring symbolism, mythology, and the fantastical.

Event information via AU Agenda. View original source

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