Mandy O’Neill Blog Post
Mandy O’Neill is a Dublin based photographer. She has an MA in Public Culture Studies from IADT and a BA in Photography from the DIT School of Media.
Kate Nolan Blog Post
Kate Nolan is an Irish visual artist based in Dublin, Ireland, focused on extended photographic stories that examine the nature of identity.
Una Spain Blog Post
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Dragana Jurišić Blog Post
Dragana Jurišić is an ex-Yugoslav artist based in Dublin. She works predominantly through the medium of photography, text and installation.
Aoife Shanahan Blog Post
Aoife Shanahan is a visual artist who resides in Dublin, Ireland. She received her MFA in Photography from the Belfast School of Art (2018). Her work is driven by a strong interest in camera-less photography. She creates unique images often utilising labour intensive techniques stemming from the 19th century origins of photography. Her experimental approach towards traditional analogue materials allows her to explore their expressive possibilities and to question their contemporary relevance in a digital era. Her work has been exhibited internationally. Recent exhibition venues include The Royal Hibernian Academy, Green on Red Gallery, The Centre for Fine Art Photography and The Griffin Museum of Photography. She was the recipient of the 2016 RHA Curtin O’Donoghue Emerging Photographic Artist Award.
Alisha Doody Blog Post
Alisha Doody is a visual artist with a socially engaged practice whose work combines solo and collaborative research methodologies.
Roisin White Blog Post
Roisin White is a visual artist based in Dublin, Ireland. Her work is predominantly lens based, having studied photography for four years at Dublin Institute of Technology.
Ruth Connolly Blog Post
Ruth Connolly is a commercial and fine art photographer, living and working in Dublin.
Dara McGrath Blog Post
Dara McGrath is an Irish based photographic artist, living in Cork. His interest lies in exploring the transitional lives of spaces, those in-between places where architecture, history, landscape and the built environment often intersect, and where a dialogue – of absence rather than presence – is created.