59.4 x 42 (Not framed)

About artist: Conor Horgan is an acclaimed photographer, writer and award-winning filmmaker. Post-State, a solo exhibition of his landscapes and found objects, was held in the Royal Hibernian Academy in October 2022. His films include One Hundred Mornings (2011), Deep End Dance (2010) and The Queen of Ireland (2015) Recent works have been shown in the Rua Red Open (2023), PhotoIreland Festival (2022), Museum of Photography (2022), the Royal Ulster Academy Annual Open (2021, 2022), Highlanes Gallery (2023), the Royal Hibernian Academy Annual (2016, 2022, 2023) and the Ballinglen Arts Foundation’s first Biennale (2023). Two of his works are in the OPW State Art Collection, three are in the collection of the Little Museum of Dublin and many others are in private collections. He has recently been commissioned by the T.S. Eliot Foundation to produce a limited edition print to commemorate the centenary of The Waste Land.
About artwork: [NOT FRAMED] As part of the celebrations of the centenary of The Waste Land, the T.S. Eliot Foundation has commissioned five Irish artists to interpret the poem's five sections; Jonathan Hunter on The Burial of the Dead, Alison Pilkington on A Game of Chess, Stephen Loughman on The Fire Sermon, Conor Horgan on Death by Water and Domino Whisker on What the Thunder Said. The resulting signed and numbered limited edition prints were unveiled at the Centre Culturel Irlandais in Paris on the night of December 7th 2022, as part of a special centenary event featuring Charlotte Rampling, Lambert Wilson, Amira Casar, Bruno Fontaine, Christophe Dilys and Adrian Dunbar. The archival pigment prints are on 300gsm 100% cotton rag paper in an edition of 50, dimensions: A2 (42.0 x 59.4cm).
Website: https://www.conorhorgan.com
Instagram: @conorhorgan
Edition: Yes; 13 0f 50

Excellent Condition

Archival pigment print

Yes