"When starting out it’s so important to lean heavily on your gut because, as emerging artists, it’s all we’ve got." - Poot Mendes
"I caught this photograph by chance, during the sunny months of the first lockdown in Dublin. The lack of human contact and the longing for being able to touch and…
"During a time of disconnect, both in the current digital age and the pandemic, Looking Glass creates a positive reflection of the spaces, places and shared experiences that have been…
"This photograph is one of the most abstract I have ever made. Despite appearances, it is a Cartier-Bresson decisive moment. It may give all the visual cues for Op Art,…
"I decided to adapt and turn the lens on the two people I saw everyday, which were my parents." - Enda Burke
“Loopies Field investigates a modern image of agriculture in Ireland through the performance of labour, capturing farmers in their environments." - Becks Butler
“What’s not to like about a crinkly chip eating fish?" - Advertising and commercial photographer, Laurence McMahon
“Mary Dunne (aka Dancing Mary) was a well-known, eccentric, Dublin character during the 1980s and the 1990s." - Tony Murray
"I am a flâneuse, I walk, I see; no expectation, no intention, just welcoming what the world offers." - Elise Fisher
The Other Side in Dortmund, curated by Anne Mager, focuses on the personal, geopolitical and cultural effects of borders and social division.
"I was aware, making the picture that there's a kind of unity in the picture though it's full of boundaries." - Sean Hillen
"Rather than the expected images, laden with political and religious imagery, l concentrate on the ordinary, the everyday."
"Simulation 1 is from a body of work I’ve been exploring since 2016. It was inspired by my time spent on residency in the Burren College of Art in October…
Until Such Time is a tribute to the women of Ireland, praising their optimism and humour during times when restrictions were forced upon a woman both at home and in…
Andrew is a finalist in the photography section of the 34th annual Hyères International Festival of Fashion and Photography which takes place this month.
Each image is suffused with an uneasy stillness that slowly discloses the artifice of the surrounding environment.
"For some time now, I have been fascinated by fear. This fascination started during my study, when I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis."
"The Vertigo Project is a series of twenty dye transfer photographic prints, which I hand made from the original camera negative of Alfred Hitchcock’s masterpiece, Vertigo."
