Ann
Donnelly is an artist working mainly with video and photography, often in
response to a sense of place. She has been an artist with the Kid's Own Virtual
Residency Programme since the Further Afield phase that began in spring 2009
and recently received an ACES award from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland
to support and develop her work. In both solo practice and collaborative
projects, she continues to explore themes of being and belonging and her work
has been exhibited internationally.
For the term of her residency, entitled Camera Obscura,
Donnelly will explore the rich resources on site, combining traditional
photographic skills and historical processes with digital imaging. To this end,
the Artspace will become the camera -literally the room -in which to share some
of the results of her practice.
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'Accepting the Journey' 2011 Oil on Canvas by Emma Berkery |
Emma
Berkery is a visual artist based in Northern Ireland since 2004. She holds a
Master of Fine Art from the University of Ulster and has exhibited extensively
throughout Ireland and the UK with a number of solo shows including 'Accepting
the Journey' The Island Arts centre, Lisburn 2012 and ‘Overflow from the Tower’
with Limerick County Council 2010.
Berkery’s
creative practice explores colour and form through the process of painting.
Utilising the medium in its most fluid form, her stunning and powerful abstract
art research creates fascinatingly intense and emotional results. Recently she
has begun to compliment her oil painting with mixed media works on paper. These
works explore how her ongoing photographic research into the relationship
between landscape and human emotion, is translated into abstraction within the
larger scale oil paintings.
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