Lauren Coyle; Fine Art: Print

Statement

The observation of my immediate environment has consistently inspired my work. An examination of this has prompted me to investigate the strength of our online world, and how people can create a virtual persona. This allows people to inhabit a world which is both alluring and consuming.

Clive Brittain; Fine Art; Print

Ronan Connor; Fine Art: Print

‘Moments of an individual’s life are most appreciated when content with one-self or shared with one another. My representation of a figure captured amongst elements of nature demonstrates how our emotions can alter each other. Solitude on this earth is either a blessing or a curse…’ 

Email: ronanjconnor@yahoo.com 

Jennifer Comerford; Fine Art: Print

"They say it’s the little things...a multitude of activity is constantly happening within our own little realms. Even minute details are stored within a level of consciousness. These occurrences are at play behind the scenes of our awareness. The seemingly insignificant being brought into the light." Jennifer Comerford

Email: jennifer_comerford_art@yahoo.ie

Images and statement kindly submitted by the featured artist, Jennifer Comerford.

Patrick Augustus Furey; Fine Art: Print

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"My work contradicts the male ideal in classical art by displaying a constant vulnerability. It questions masculinity and social boundaries; encapsulating the ideals of classicism while playing on metaphorical symbolism and body language to suggest emotion. It is a form of poetry using symbolism instead of words relinquishing the need for explanations, a personal reflection on life experiences and an example of self-analysis." Patrick  A. Furey


Contact info.: Email : patrickfurey_art@yahoo.com

Images and text kindly submitted by the featured artist, Patrick Augustus Furey.

Laura Wade; Fine Art: Print

"My work is a response to the anatomy of the human form. I want to explore the biological complexities of the inner body and contemplate its aesthetic possibilities. Through my work, I attempt to evoke a sense of being, and invite the viewer to consider their own physical presence. My inquiry into the intricate layers becomes a mapping of the body, reminiscent of a larger order and pattern of relationship in all things." Laura Wade

 

Images and information kindly submitted by the featured artist, Laura Wade.

The final year students of the Center for Creative Arts and Media, Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology invites you to their Graduate Degree Exhibition 2014.

Opening officially on the 31st of May at TBC at G.M.I.T's Center for Creative Arts and Media campus (formerly known as the Cluain Mhuire campus), Monivea Road, Galway.

The exhibition features the work of over 70 emerging artists from the core disciplines of Ceramics, Paint, Print, Sculpture and Textiles as well as photography, video installation and performance.

The Exhibition will run till the 9th of June and will host a number of talks and tours throughout the duration of the Exhibition.

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