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Selected solo shows include: Forever Girls and Boys, 2012, Lily-White,
2006, Twinkle, 2004, and Sugar-Coated, 2003 – each of which were
shown in Kevin Kavanagh Gallery; Being Pretty is Everything, Draiocht
Centre for the Arts, 2002; and in Pofferd-de-Nul, Antwerp, 2000.
She has received several awards inlcuding the Arts Council Visual
Arts Travel Award, to go to Barcelona in 2003, the Culture Committee
grant issued by the Department of Foreign Affairs in 2002, and an Arts
Council Bursary, also in 2002.
Browne's works are housed in the collections of the Arts Council
of Ireland, the opw, axa Insurance, Bank of Ireland, and the University
of Central England, Birmingham.
Brian Duggan's
piece is from a body of work by the artist that began with a
solo exhibition in the Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane. The project
began as research into the Wall of Death and its heyday during the
Depression years in 1930s America. For a number of years it was felt
by the performers that this act needed extra danger, and so lions were
introduced and they also rode on the motorcycles. Elias Harris was a
well known rider from a uk circus family, who are still touring today.
Brian Duggan has had solo exhibitions in the Museum of Modern Art
(imma) and Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane, lcga Limerick, RuaRed
and Visual Carlow, and iscp in New York. He has two exhibitions due in
Crawford gallery in Cork in 2014 and 2015. He is represented by Balzer
Art Projects in Basel Switzerland and will be showing a solo project in
Berlin during the Berlin art week in positions 2014, and a solo show
in Balzer art projects is due in 2015.
He has received numerous Arts Council Awards and Culture Ireland
awards and his work is in the permanent collection of the opw, the
Museum of Modern Art and the Hugh Lane.
He has undertaken residencies in iscp New York, imma, cci Paris,
Braziers International, Project 304 Bangkok and ChangMai Thailand. He
was the co-founder, co-curator and co-director of the multi platform
Pallas Projects/Studios in Dublin from 1996 to 2009, along with Gavin
Murphy and Mark Cullen.
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