Last Few Days to Catch PhotoIreland Festival 2023!
The PhotoIreland festival delves into the Africa of everywhere.
The Holding Place – Emma O’Brien
The Holding Place unpacks the psychological and physical landscape of motherhood.
Have Pass, Will Travel – Ste Murray’s debut photobook
All aboard as companions for Ste Murray's first photobook.
Look Up – PhotoIreland Festival 2023
"In an introduction to African Cosmologies: Photography, Time, and the Other, the cultural historian Mark Sealy writes that, “we can begin to realize that Africa is everywhere, especially if we…
In The Frame: Atong Atem – Untitled #6
"I lie here in red dust, which represents the soil of South Sudan. Piny Nhom, meaning “The Ground” in Dinka Bor language, is the opposite of Heaven." - Atong Atem
Opening The Gates: PhotoIreland Festival 2022
Under the banner title, Opening The Gates, the PhotoIreland Festival presents the most comprehensive overview on the History and Practice of Photography in Ireland to date. A round-up of some…
The Performance of The Everyday – Daragh Soden
“It raises questions about gender roles, the performativity of identity and who we are, but also about photographer, subject relations.” Photographer Daragh Soden on his journey from Young Dubliners to…
PhotoIreland Festival 2020: July 8-19
The 11th editon of the PhotoIreland will be ONline and OFFline. Here's what's in store...
In the Frame – The People of The Mud – Luis Alberto Rodriguez
"I wanted to create a large family portrait where I would try to physically knit a group together." - Luis Alberto Rodriguez