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Pat Curran - Cead Mile Failte
Estimate:
€1,200 - €1,600
Sold
€1,200
Timed Auction
Arthouse 2024 - Day 2
ARTIST
Pat Curran
Size
83.82cm x 106.68cm
Category
Description
About artist: Pat Curran
409 Landen Road, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10
089-2186520
Email: patjcurran@gmail.com
http://patjcurran.com/
instagram: @patcurranartist4
Current studio – Pallas Projects / Digital Hub Thomas Street
Education
2013-2014 MFA in Fine Art Painting
2008-2012 BA [Hons] in Fine Art Painting
National College of Art and Design, Dublin
Awards/ Residencies
2019 – 2022 Artist in Residence – Common Ground at the Lodge, Inchicore
2017 – 2019 studio 468 CITIZEN ARTIST 2016 – 2018 awards
2015 – 2016 Clancy Quay Studio
Exhibitions
April – May 2024 HOME – Balcony Gallery, inaugural exhibition F2 Centre, Rialto, Dublin 8
September 2023 Cashel Arts Festival - Pat Curran & Manar Al Shouha
June – August 2023 Artworks 2023 - Remembering the Future,Carlow Arts Festival
September 2021 Home - Pallas Projects. Solo Show
Dec 2019 – Jan 2020 Rua Red Winter group Show January 2020
April 2019 CITIZEN ARTIST Kilmainham Courthouse group show
October 2018 Simms 120 Exhibition Wood Quay Venue, Civic Offices, Dublin 8
May 2016 In Courage’ group show, McKenna Gallery; Riverbank Arts
Centre Newbridge
October 2015 Riverbank Arts Centre: The Creative Well, Visiting Artist Lecture
Series
Galway Workshop Presentation: Human Rights and Visual Art Solo
Exhibition July 2015
September 2014 Emerging Artists Graduate Exhibition Tinahely Courthouse, Wicklow
June 2014 NCAD MA Show
Talks &
Presentations
September 2023 Pat Curran & Manar Al Shouha in conversation with Catherine Marshall September 2022
In conversation with Jessie Buckley Live at Lough Boora RTÉ Culture NightMarch 2022 Talk – ‘The Sitting Book’ Royal Irish Academy
October 2021 Online conversation with Dr Ellen Rowley as part of Open House
August 2020 Critical Conversation with Catherine Marshall
October 2018 Simms 120 Exhibition Wood Quay Venue, Civic Offices, Dublin 8 May 2018 Talk & presentation to Arts Council South African / EU delegation -
Shukuma Mzansi studio 468 St Andrew’s Community Centre Rialto D8
July 2015 NUIG International Summer School on the Arts & Human Rights
Work in Collections
Digital Hub, Dublin
Office of Public Works Collection – Dept. of Taoiseach
Irish Centre for Human Rights, NUI Galway
Work in Private Collections in the UK, USA and Ireland.
About artwork: Pat Curran : Artist Statement Pat Curran is a Dublin born painter he was an early school leaver who found his way back into the formal education system in early middle age and graduated from NCAD with an MFA in painting in 2014. The ideas that are of interest to him in his work consist of images of the city, of people growing up in the city, and their relationship to it. Reflections on his own sense of personal identity as he was growing up in Dolphins House, a Dublin city flats complex, have been re-evaluated through his developing studio practice, which consists of the fast-disappearing flats complexes in Dublin's inner cities. He has committed himself to documenting, and interpreting, the transformation in his community through his artwork.Through painting he has found a voice that is both deeply personal and grounded in a life experience that is of particular relevance to the wider conversation of social justice and artistic expression. “Cead Mile Failte” means a thousand welcomes, and is inspired by the upheaval of people seeking shelter and safety caused by ongoing turmoil in the world.
Website: https://www.patcurranartist.com
Instagram: @patcurranartist4
About artwork: Pat Curran : Artist Statement Pat Curran is a Dublin born painter he was an early school leaver who found his way back into the formal education system in early middle age and graduated from NCAD with an MFA in painting in 2014. The ideas that are of interest to him in his work consist of images of the city, of people growing up in the city, and their relationship to it. Reflections on his own sense of personal identity as he was growing up in Dolphins House, a Dublin city flats complex, have been re-evaluated through his developing studio practice, which consists of the fast-disappearing flats complexes in Dublin's inner cities. He has committed himself to documenting, and interpreting, the transformation in his community through his artwork.Through painting he has found a voice that is both deeply personal and grounded in a life experience that is of particular relevance to the wider conversation of social justice and artistic expression. “Cead Mile Failte” means a thousand welcomes, and is inspired by the upheaval of people seeking shelter and safety caused by ongoing turmoil in the world.
Website: https://www.patcurranartist.com
Instagram: @patcurranartist4
Condition
Good Overall
Medium
oil painting on pvc
Signature
Yes