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Copperwhite has exhibited both nationally and internationally over

the past number of years, including: Temple Bar Gallery, Dublin 1996;

Rubicon Gallery, Dublin, 1998; Panorama Gallery, Winchester School

of Art and Design, Barcelona, 2000; Galleri Kakelhallen, Finland, 2001;

In a certain light, Kevin Kavanagh , Dublin, 2006; blind spot, Limerick

City Art Gallery, 2007; eclipse of a title, West Cork Arts Centre, 2008

– which was then shown in both the Centre Culturel Irlandais in Paris,

and in Highlanes Municipal Art Gallery in Drogheda in 2009; perfect

near miss, Kevin Kavanagh, Dublin, 2009; An Island from the day before,

Kevin Kavanagh, Dublin, 2011; Solo Booth at voltany, New York, 2013;

Loose Ends, 532 Gallery Thomas Jaeckel, New York, 2013.

2014 has seen her exhibit as part of two-man show Inside the Palace

with Danny Rolph in Kevin Kavanagh Gallery, Dublin, while she has

an upcoming solo show scheduled for November in Thomas Jaeckel

Gallery, New York.

Keith Wilson

was born in Belfast in 1971 and studied at the University of

Ulster and at Edinburgh College of Art, Scotland.

For many years he has created images of places and objects in

response to his immediate surroundings. The resulting drawings,

paintings and prints relate to very particular sites which are highly

specific and personal, yet hopefully universal. Some recurring motifs

have been ditches, open fields, roads, paths, boundaries and puddles.

His latest work has evolved from a process of moving back and

forth between direct observation and studio practice in many different

locations; how we get our bearings when we are away from home, the

importance of finding one’s place, and reacting to what is right on one’s

doorstep. He aims to make the everyday apparent, appreciated and

intriguing and is interested in emphasising a stillness and tranquility

through his work, ignoring the spectacular and getting closer to the

more ordinary aspects of a particular setting.

His many awards include the axa Insurance drawing prize and the

Hennessy-Craig Scholarship award, both at the rha, and the Mayo

County Council Bursary Award for a residency at the Tyrone Guthrie

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