Alan Butler Blog Post
Alan Butler’s work explores material and philosophical ideas about how imagery and meaning function in technologically mediated realities.
Noel Bowler Blog Post
Noel Bowler is a Photographer and Educator. Born in Ireland (b.1978). He holds an MFA in photography from University of Ulster, Belfast and a BA (Hons) degree in Documentary Photography from the University of Wales, Newport.
Phelim Hoey Blog Post
Phelim Hoey is a visual artist based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, who has received his Bachelor in Photography at the University of the Arts Utrecht in 2014. His work consists of conceptually created series that don’t limit themselves to photography alone.
Cian Burke Blog Post
Cian Burke is an artist originally from Dublin but has been based in Sweden since 2010.
Simon Burch Blog Post
Caption of the image Born Year, Month, Day (Location) Website simonburch.com Simon Burch is a professional photographer based in Dublin, Ireland. He divides his time between commissioned and fine art photography,... Deirdre Brennan Blog Post
Deirdre Brennan is an award winning Dublin based photographer with over 15 years of experience and published throughout the world in titles such as The New York Times. A graduate of The National College of Art and Design, Deirdre Brennan worked as a photojournalist and documentary photographer in New York for over a decade. On contract with The New York Times since 2000, her work has been published throughout the world in titles such as The New York Times, Time Magazine, Newsweek, Stern, Marie Claire, Sports Illustrated, The Hollywood Reporter, Panorama, American Photography, Vice, Mother Jones, The Smithsonian and The London Sunday Times.
Mark Curran Blog Post
Mark Curran is and artist and educator who lives and works in Berlin and Dublin.
Seán Hillen Blog Post
Seán Hillen is an artist whose work includes collages and the creative use of photographs.
Donovan Wylie Blog Post
Utilizing a combination of conceptual and typological approaches, Wylie’s work interrogates the conceptual architecture of power, containment and war.