Cian Burke Blog Post
Cian Burke is an artist originally from Dublin but has been based in Sweden since 2010.
Cian Burke is an artist originally from Dublin but has been based in Sweden since 2010.
Aisling McCoy is a Dublin based photographer recently graduated with distinction from the MFA Photography programme at the Belfast School of Art, Ulster University.
Kim Haughton completed her MA in Documentary Photography at London University of the Arts in 2013. She held her first solo exhibition “In Plain Sight” at the Gallery of Photography in Dublin in 2015. This body of work led to her nomination for the Prix Pictet award, the global prize in photography and sustainability. In that year, she was named by TIME magazine as one of the top nine Irish Photographers to watch. In July 2016, her series “The Otherwhere” was exhibited at the Solomon Fine Art Gallery in Dublin as part of the group exhibition entitled “Landscape Rising”. Her images have appeared in publications worldwide including The Financial Times, Der Spiegel and Vanity Fair. Her image of horses outside an abandoned house became the iconic representation of Ireland’s economic collapse and was chosen as one of eleven images to to feature in the Guardian’s “History of Europe In Pictures 1945-2011”. In 2016, her portrait of Gabriel Byrne was shortlisted for the Hennessy Portrait Prize at the National Gallery of Ireland. Her work is held in the National Archives of Ireland. Her second solo show will open in Spring 2017 at The National Museum, Collins Barracks.
Born in Belfast, Hannah Starkey studied photography at Napier University, Edinburgh, and the Royal College of Art, London.
John Duncan’s practice stems from a sustained engagement with his home city of Belfast, examining and reflecting on its evolving state.
Catarina Leone creates mixed media artworks, film, performances, analogue-collage and installation.