I am now part of the visual art group MART and am featured on their website www.mart.ie

The collection can be viewed here.

Oh, Francis

Oh, Francis is a cultural orgy of fashion, art, music and fun. With the magazine we aim to inspire, rather than cast judgement. We provide a platform for young artists, creators and writers. Along with the written word Oh, Francis is crammed packed with art, photography and illustration making it a visual treat. Our small Dublin based magazine has built up quite a following since it's inception in January 2009, described in the Sunday times as a "periodical with a cultish bent, [which] shows that, even in the digital era, print retains its appeal..."

 Published quarterly with two issues already in the bag Oh, Francis is gearing up to take over the world.

Curated by Ciara Scanlan & Matthew Nevin, Open Door Policy at Galway Arts Festival showcases exciting work from contemporary installation, video and performance artists.  The works centre on the idea of unveiling and releasing new media to a wider audience through art that stimulates, excites, inspires and motivates. 

The Thatch Cottage, Henry Street

Silkes. William St West

Monday 13 – Saturday 25 July 11am-5.30pm
Sunday 19 & 26 July 12noon-5.30pm

The festival takes place from June 5th to 9th and is organised by the Media Art collective Check out shunt.co.uk for more information

La Cat Salons, part of the La Catedral Studios will be screening my video as part of their Summer Salons season. Trials will screen in the first Salon on June 5th which starts at 8pm. You can find more information at the La Cat Salons website.

The piece, a reworking of "A Feral Portrait" is a digital print on BFK with acrylic, mounted on wood panel. You can visit the gallery here.

Press Release: In February 2008, Monster Truck Gallery & Studios will be hosting the exhibition "BIG FOOT", a collection of work by all artists who have exhibited in solo or group shows in Monster Truck Gallery, over the past two years, as part of the Monster Truck/RHA Collaboration Launch Party. The Royal Hibernian Academy closed in November to refurbish the building and galleries and is due to re-open at the end of Summer 2008. It is using this opportunity to work hand in hand with innovative artists' group Monster Truck to help with its ever-expanding agenda and goals. As the oldest artists' co-operative in the city the RHA is thrilled to be working with one of the newest, most exciting artists' collaborations. Artists have been invited to submit one piece each for the exhibition, all works to be 1 ft sq or a "BIG FOOT" and will be showing for 5 nights only. Opening night is Friday 1 February at Monster Truck, Francis St. from 6 - 8 pm. "BIG FOOT" also references the fact that the building where Monster Truck Galleries & Studios are was once a record shop and that LP's take on the 1 ft x 1 ft size limit. The exhibition title also refers to the big wheeled iconic monster truck famous in the 80's and Monster Truck/RHA's big foot in the right direction for 2008!