The work ‘Waiting’ in the Bones in the Attic exhibition was inspired by photographs of my parents at Dublin Corporation dress dances before

PRACTICE| There is frequent emphasis on gender roles within my practice. I am interested in exploring the relationship between a projected

The Hugh Lane Gallery and Create are delighted to announce this significant opportunity for a collaborative/ socially engaged artist(s) to embark on

Conference: Portrait of a Nation: Art, Politics and the Anglo-Irish Treaty

Work:

For some time, I have been fascinated with the concept of ‘Self’ and its

I am a multi-disciplinary artist. My work is primarily lens based incorporating the use of both digital and analogue technologies.

My work is often

We are delighted to announce that Pass Freely our collaboration with artist Asbestos won Best Covid-Inspired Project from the ULI

To celebrate the launch of Traveller Collection the publication and

John Lavery’s Portraits of 1921 Treaty Signatories on Exhibition in London.

Hugh Lane Gallery’s collection of portraits by Sir