MÉABH HENNELLY
ARTIST
Bio:
I am a multimedia artist having completed my BA in Fine Art Media in the National College of Art and Design (An Official University of UCD). I am also a graduate of the Liberties College, Dublin having completed 'Art and Craft in Professional Practice' (Level 6) in 2019 before coming to NCAD.
Exhibitions
* 10th Annual Signal Open, 3rd - 14th August, Signal Arts Centre Bray.
* NCAD Graduate Show, 8th - 14th June 2022, National College of Art & Design, 100 Thomas Street, Dublin.
* World MS Day Art Exhibition, MS Ireland. 26th May - 1st June 2022, Venue: Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute, Pearse Street, Dublin. I exhibited a piece of work in this show alongside other artists living with MS which was covered in the Irish Times.
* Royal Hibernian Academy Dublin. 191st RHA Annual Exhibition 2021. I exhibited my piece 'When She Photographs Him, No. 1'. Click here to see coverage of my RHA piece in the Dublin People newspaper. Prints of this piece are available HERE.
* Circuit Arts Festival, 126 Artist Run Gallery & Studios, Galway. I exhibited 'When She Photographs Him, No. 1', 'When She Photographs Him, No. 2' and 'When She Photographs Him, No 5'. October 2021.
* Pallas Projects/Studios, Dublin 8. I exhibited in 'Juncture: a place where things join'. August 2021
* Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda. I was shortlisted and exhibited in the inaugural open submission/Janet Mullarney Prize. August 2020.
* Signal Arts Centre Bray. I exhibited a photographic piece at the 8th Annual Signal Open Exhibition. August 2020.
'Secret Central System', 3D resin printed sculptures.
(Above) 191st RHA Annual Exhibition 2021. My piece 'When She Photographs Him, No. 1' on the walls on the RHA.
(Above) The Art of MS World MS Day Exhibition run by MS Ireland and Novartis May 2022
'Granny' (2020) - Mini documentary on my my grandmother : https://youtu.be/wNMG0AXl6_M
Pictured is my photograph 'Quarantine Blue' in the Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda. My work was exhibited as part of the Highlanes Gallery's inaugural open submission, having been shortlisted for the Janet Mullarney Prize (2020).
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