'There is much yet to be done…', is an exhibition of recent works by Irish artist David Fox. This exhibition showcases a selection of the artist's current painting practice over recent months.

This exhibition was created in light of the 2016 centenary year commemorations in Ireland. It is a focus on the north of Ireland and of how this past century has affected the current social and political climate within the 'North', with the aim of highlighting that although the ambitions of the 1916 proclamation deserve celebration and remembrance, that they lie unfulfilled. The North of Ireland being testament to this.

The paintings themselves depict the 'barriers', that are still maintained in the North, barriers  such as community barriers and barriers of identities. These barriers are represented through a depiction of peace walls, gates at interfaces, Army barracks walls, intimidating murals and other significant landmarks,.  All the works are set in the context of a road side setting to emphasise the key message of a 'continuing journey'.  Fox creates a subtle juxtaposition between the continuing struggle of the north to assert the Irish identity and the confidence that the people of the 'Free State' of Ireland (or the Republic of Ireland) have gained in theirs.