Inside Out: Irish pop art queen Orla Walsh tells how a moment can change life forever

Eve Kelliher discovers how an artist is using life in lockdown to help families like hers affected by spinal injuries
Orla and Kieran Walsh with Ali, Tess and Charlie and dog Bailey. Picture: Paul Sherwood
Orla and Kieran Walsh with Ali, Tess and Charlie and dog Bailey. Picture: Paul Sherwood

Eve Kelliher discovers how an artist is using life in lockdown to help families like hers affected by spinal injuries

Andy Warhol's image of a Campbell’s tomato soup can became an international symbol of modern art, and it was a painting of a Heinz ketchup bottle that shook up the Irish pop art scene — and Orla Walsh’s life.

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