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SOLO EXHIBITION
2019 ‘The Beauty of Maths’, In_spire Galerie, Lower Gardener
Street, Dublin 1.
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2021 The First Fathom, Kilmore Quay, Co. Wexford.
2020 Sculpture In Context, the Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin,
Dublin 9 (the Zoom version).
2019 The Ceramics Ireland Annual Selected Members
Exhibition, Rathfarnham Castle, 153 Rathfarnham Road,
Dublin 14.
2018 ‘Ship Is Mine’, Inspire Galerie, 56 Lower Gardener Street, Dublin 1.
2018 Clayworks at the Printworks, Dublin Castle, Dame
Street, Dublin 2.
2018 South Dublin Life Drawing, 26 Ranelagh Road, Ranelagh,
Dublin 6.
2017 Ceramics Ireland Members Open Submission Exhibition, The Printworks Lobby, Dublin Castle, Dublin.
2016 Vanishing Art, Carton House, Maynooth, Co. Kildare.
2016 Ceramics Ireland Members Exhibition, The Cowshed Gallery, Farmleigh, the Phoenix Park, Dublin 15.
2015 Ceramics Ireland Members Exhibition, the Cowshed Gallery, Farmleigh, the Pheonix Park, Dublin 15
2014 Vanishing Art, Carton House, Maynooth, Co. Kildare.
2014 Ceramics Ireland Members Exhibition, The Visitors Centre, Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin, Dublin 9.
2013 Ceramics Ireland Annual Selected Members Exhibion, The Pearse Museum, St Enda’s Park, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16.
2013 Vanishing Art, Carton House, Maynooth, Co. Kildare.
2013 ‘Sculpture in Context, National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin, Dublin 9.
2013 Ceramics Ireland Exhibition, Rathfarnham Castle,
Rathfarnham, Dublin 16.
2013 Summer Group Show, Blarney Castle, Blarney, Co.
Cork.
2012 Irish Ceramics Exhibition, The Barony Centre, West Kilbride, North Aryshire, Scotland.
2012 ‘Sculpture In Context’, National Botanic Gardens,
Glasnevin, Dublin 9.
2011 ‘Sculpture In Context’, National Botanic Gardens,
Glasnevin, Dublin 9.
2010 Christmas Show, Zozimus Gallery, Francis Street, Dublin 8.
2010 ‘Sculpture In Context’, National Botanic Gardens,
Glasnevin, Dublin 9.
2010 The Little Picture Show, the Crow Gallery, 6 Crow
Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2.
2009 Ceramics at the Hallward 2009, 65 Merrion Square,
Dublin 2.
2009 RHA Unselected Show 2009, The Bad Art Gallery,
79 Francis Street, Dublin 8.
2009 The Hallward and Millcove Ceramic Sculpture Award,
65 Merrion square, Dublin 2.
2008 Liz Nilsson’s Christmas Fair, 54 Kenilworth Square,
Dublin 6.
2008 RHA Unselected Show 2008, The Bad Art Gallery,
79 Francis Street, Dublin 8.
2008 The Hallward and Millcove Ceramic Sculpture Award,
65 Merrion Square, Dublin 2.
2007 The Canvases Project, Cornucopia Vegetarian
Restaurant, 19 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2.
2006 Plan Expo, Royal Dublin Society Head Quarters, Anglesea Road, Dublin 4.
2006 Christmas Show Treat, the Talbot gallery and Studios,
51 Talbot Street, Dublin 1.
2005 ‘Sculpture in context’, National Botanic Gardens,
Glasnevin, Dublin 9.
2004 Craft Potters of Ireland Exhibitions, Dalkey Heritage
Centre, Co. Dublin.
2000 Craft Potters of Ireland Exhibition, Newman House,
Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2.
1997 250th NCAD Group Show, Royal Dublin Society
Head Quarters, Anglesea Road, Dublin 4.
1994 Nationa College of Art and Design Degree Show,
100 Thomas Street, Dublin 8.
1993 EBS Craft Competition, Royal Dublin Society
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COLLECTIONS
Private colletion of Mick O’Dee.
Millconve Gallery, Castletownbere, Co. Cork
Profile
I was born in 1970 and have lived in Dublin for all of my life. In 1994, I graduated from the National College of Art and Design with a Degree in Craft Design. From the following year, I have worked in my Dublin studio creating ceramic figures, busts and masks. However, I have also created acrylic paintings on canvas and board along with drawings in various media.
I have participated in many exhibitions including ‘Sculpture In Context’ held annually in the Botanic Gardens, Dublin and have sold my work in a variety of craft shops aimed at the tourist market.
Over the years, I have explored issues such as global warming, terrorism and extremism in producing my work. My intention was to raise debate about these issues rather than preach or propose a particular viewpoint. I gain my inspiration from images created by other artists, the media, the movie industry and any other visual material.
Since 2010, I have been exploring peoples’ fascination with the aftermath of an accident or other incident. I want to open debate about whether or not all the mages of carnage we see on the internet and other media has desensitised us other people’s suffering. To focus on the phenomenon of rubbernecking, I have begun to produce giant eyeballs rather than busts.