Claire Halpin visual artist based in Dublin, Ireland

Publications

LANDSCAPE AND ENVIRONMENT IN CONTEMPORARY ART

by YVONNE SCOTT, published by CHURCHILL HOUSE PRESS 2023

This book identifies a representative selection of compelling and intriguing artworks by a range of around one hundred of the most challenging and vibrant artists from, or working in, Ireland or whose work addresses Irish landscapes and environments. Examining them both individually and collectively, this book reveals primary motivations behind strategies of representation.

IMMA: 30 YEARS OF THE GLOBAL CONTEMPORARYTHE NARROW GATE OF THE HERE AND NOW

published by IRISH MUSEUM OF MODERN ART/ IMMA 2022


Published to accompany the exhibition The Narrow Gate of the Here and Now – this review of the Irish Museum of Modern Art Collection has been developed to mark the occasion of the 30th anniversary celebration of the museum. All four chapters of The Narrow Gate of the Here and Now exhibition –

Chapter 1: Queer Embodiment curated by Seán Kissane, Chapter 2: The Anthropocene curated by Claire Walsh, Chapter 3: Social Fabric curated by Georgie Thompson, Chapter 4: Protest and Conflict curated by Johanne Mullan

Including foreword by Annie Fletcher, introductions by Christina Kennedy, Helen O’Donoghue, chapter introductions by curators Seán Kissane, Claire Walsh, Georgie Thompson and Johanne Mullan. Essays by Isobel Harrison and Evan Garza.

THE SOURCE – OVER FIFTY INSPIRING ARTISTS FROM THE ARTIST’S WELL SERIES

by Alan Keane, published by Alan Keane Art

The Artist’s Well – an idea which began during lockdown as a vehicle of curiosity and community on Saturday mornings for artists, art students and enthusiasts, grew into an extraordinary and valuable source of information, inspiration and connection for artists of every level all over the world. Detailed within are over 50 visits with intimate and revealing conversations with painters, ceramicists, sculptors, gallerists, poets, writers, composers, singers, musicians, actors, film makers and photographers who share their stories and insights, their studio set-up and often times reveal their artistic and creative ‘secrets’. An unusual feature of the book draws you from the page and into the complete interview by means of QR codes leading to The Artist’s Well video of each featured artist.