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I am an artist and Senior Lecturer in Fine Art at Technological University Dublin. My practice, rooted in drawing, uses the materiality of pre-existing artworks and objects to examine our complex relationship to time.Recent solo shows include the touring survey show The Most Recent Forever (2022-23), A mobile living thing, DLR Lexicon, Dublin, To Something that went before (C.S.deK), Oonagh Young Gallery, Dublin, X (IR),(2016) nag Gallery, Dublin, Of the Survival of Images (and Objects) (2014) also nag Gallery and Broken Images or When does Posterity Begin? (2011), Ashford Gallery, Royal Hibernian Academy, Dublin. Selected group shows include Inspiration and Rivalry: After Vermeer (2017) National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin, After an Act (2018) Golden Thread Gallery, Belfast, Second Summer, The Dock, Leitrim, Akroma (2016) Arsenals Museum of Contemporary Art of Riga, Latvia, Motion Capture: Drawing and the Moving Image (2012), Lewis Glucksman Gallery, Cork, Other Mens Flowers (2008), Dublin City Gallery: The Hugh Lane, Dublin and Drawing Stonehenge, (2008), Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester, England.My work is in the collections of The National Gallery of Ireland, National Drawing Collection Ireland, The Arts Council of Ireland, The Crawford Art Gallery, Cork, Office of Public Works Irish State Collection, University College Cork, Technological University Dublin, and private collections. I was the winner of the 2014 Derwent International Drawing Prize and the AXA Drawing Prize 2016. In 2021 I was awarded a 3 year studio membership with Temple Bar Gallery and Studios, Dublin and a Visual Arts Bursary from The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon. I recently undertook an artist residency at the Anni and Josef Albers Foundation, Connecticut, USA. I am also a Senior Lecturer in Fine Art at Technological University Dublin and hold a practice based PhD from Northumbria University, Newcastle, England.

Listed skills include Fine Art, Contemporary Art, Visual Arts, Art, and 36 others.

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  Northumbria University

  Contemporary Drawing Practice And Theory Relating To Time And The Actions Of Conservation