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CV Breda Lynch Bredalynch22@Gmail.Com ______ CV Breda Lynch [email protected] __________________________________________________________________________________ Born: Kilkenny1970 Education: 2005 University of Wolverhampton, England. MPhil Fine Art 1993 Chelsea School of Art and Design, London. M.A. Degree in Fine Art 1992 Crawford College of Art and Design, Cork B.A. Hons Degree in Fine Art Solo Exhibitions: 2016 Upcoming solo show at the Linenhall Arts Centre, Castlebar 2014 ‘The Pit and Other Stories’, Solo show Siamsa Tire, Tralee, Kerry 2013 ‘Thursday’s Clinic’, 126 Gallery, Galway 2010 ‘Strange Love’, Black Mariah, Triskel off site at ESB Substation, Cork 2009 ‘Song to the Siren’, Galway Arts Centre, Galway 2007 ‘The Place of the Crows’, Context Gallery offsite@ Orchard Gallery, Derry, Northern Ireland 2007 ‘Mary Toft’s Children,’ South Tipperary Arts Centre, Clonmel 2007 ‘Fleur Fatales’, Context Gallery offsite@ Prehen House, Derry, Northern Ireland 2006 ‘Dark Brides and Silent Twins’, Limerick City Gallery of Art, Limerick Selected Group Exhibitions: 2014 ‘Snap to Grid’, LACDA, Los Angelus ‘Little Kingdoms’, Catalyst Arts, Belfast ‘Glitch: Cash Rules Everything Around’, curated by Nora O’Murachu, Rua Red, Dublin 126 Members Show, curated by Paul McAree, Galway ‘Felt and Fact’, The Malthouse, Stradbally, Co. Laois ‘The Mind in the Flesh: Female Bodies in Contemporary Performance’, Dance Limerick ‘Alye’, SIM Gallery, Reykjavik, Iceland 2013 ‘Afterlife – Festival De Los Muertos’, Pallas Projects, Dublin ‘Forced Exposure, Collapsible You’, Black Mariah, Triskel Arts Centre, Cork Catalyst at the Waterfront –Culture night, Belfast ‘Precursor’, Catalyst Arts, Belfast ‘RHA Annual’, RHA Gallery, Dublin ‘I Heart Catalyst’, Catalyst Arts, Belfast ‘Festival of the Curious Mind’, TomCat Festival, various sites, Limerick 2012 ‘Impressions’, Galway Arts Centre, Galway ‘Reflections’, Faber Studios, Limerick ‘Household’, various sites, Belfast ‘Extinct Are Us’, Ormston House, Limerick ‘Other Drawings’, Ormston House, Limerick 126 Members Show, 126 Gallery, Galway 2011 ‘Sex and Violence-Appropriation in Contemporary Irish Art’, Mina Dresden, San Francisco Live@8-Currency, The Guest House, Cork 2011. A Collection of Lovers Lost Mistakes’, curated by The Black Mariah, Broadstone Studios, Dublin Live@8-Feast of Fools, curated by Vivienne Dick, Trade Club, Sligo ‘Displaying the Other’, Catalyst Arts, Belfast ‘Queer as Political’, The Other Place, Cork ‘The Ponderous Counter Spectacle of Things Ceasing to Be’, Daghdha Space, Limerick Cork Terminal Convention: Art Fair – Black Mariah Gallery, Cork ‘Dark Waters’, curated by Jenny Keane, Platform Arts, Belfast 2010 ‘Bizarre Bazaar’, Pallas Projects, Dublin ‘An Eire of the Senses’, 411 Galleries at the Irish Pavilion, World Expo, Shanghai, China ‘Bitter Sweet: Expressions of Love and Hate’, Macroom, Cork ‘Live@8’, curated by Vivienne Dick, Galway ‘A Poem of Friendship’, Occupy Space, Limerick ‘Video Killed the Radio Star’, RHA, Dublin ‘Bitter Sweet: Expressions of Love and Hate’, Doswell Gallery, Rosscarbury, Cork 2009 ‘Darkness Visible’, off site project in The Georgian House, No 2 Pery Sq. in association with The Belltable and L.C.G.A Limerick ‘Human Oddities’, Savoy, Cork ‘Portables – Art/Notart’, IMOCA, Dublin ‘Drawing Eire’, 411 Gallery, Shanghai and Beijing ‘Symmetries’, Black Church Print studio, Dublin ‘Fruitcakes and Furry Collars’, Cork ‘Darkness Visible’, Cavan Literary Festival, various venues, Cavan 2008 ‘Black Mariah in Istanbul’, URA! Space, Istanbul, Turkey ‘Live@8’, curated by George Bolster, Galway ‘Shuffle’, Tulca Arts Festival curated by George Bolster, Galway Live@8, curated by Meave Mulrennan, The Docks, Galway ‘Darkness Visible’, Galway Arts Centre, Galway BEFF5: 5th Bangkok Experimental Film Festival, Bangkok, Thailand ‘Is Mise Ireland’, 411 Gallery, Shanghai, China ‘Transducer’, curated by Daniel Vais, Limerick Printmakers, Limerick ‘Inertia and Beyond’, The Black Mariah, Cork 2007 ‘Everything You Know About Desire Is Dead Wrong’, curated by Gavin Hogg, Think Creative, Limerick ‘Limerick Printmakers Winter Exhibition, Limerick Lorg off site project – Tulca Arts Festival Galway ‘Within and Without’ – Siamsa Tire, Kerry ‘Iontas’ – Sligo Art Gallery, Sligo ‘Soundeye – Poetry Festival’, Cork. ‘SKART’ – International Poster Exhibition, Cork, Glasgow, Belfast, Berlin, Bristol, Melbourne, Oland, Vilnius, (and other venues) ‘Print Open’ – Limerick Printmakers, Limerick ‘Within and Without’, Original Print Gallery, Dublin ‘Cead’- 411 Gallery – Shanghai, Beijing and Hangzhou, China ‘Within and Without’, Limerick Printmakers, Limerick 2006 ‘126- The Greatest Hits’, Galway Arts Centre ‘Impressions Print Biennial’, Galway Arts Centre ‘Within and Without’, White Room Gallery, Tulca Arts Festival, Galway ‘Multiplicity’, The Market House, Monaghan ‘126 - 4’, Laurel Hill, Galway 2005 ‘6X6XTri Showcase’ – China Central Academy of Fine Art, Beijing, China ‘Multiplicity’, Roscommon Arts Centre, Roscommon ‘6X6XTri Showcase’ – Eastlink Gallery, Shanghai, China ‘Caucus – On art, possibility and democracy,’ National Sculpture Factory, Cork ‘Teenage Flicks’ Galway Film Festival ‘Multiplicity’ Context Gallery, Derry ‘6X6XTri Showcase’ – 411 Gallery, Hanghou City, China ‘RHA Annual’ RHA, Ely Place, Dublin ‘EVA’, curated by Dan Cameron, Limerick ‘Unframed’, Ballina Arts Centre, Co. Mayo ‘Clo in China’, 411 Gallery, Hangzhou City, China ‘Counterparts’, Belltable Arts Centre, Limerick 2004 ’C2 1995-2005’, Crawford Municipal Art Gallery, Cork ‘Drawing the Line ’Orleans House, Twickenham, London ‘Winter Open’ Limerick Printmakers, Limerick ‘Multiplicity’curated by George Bolster, Foto Island House, Foto Island, Cork ‘Impressions’ print exhibition, Galway Arts Centre, Galway ‘6X6’ 411 Gallery, Hangzhou City, China Eigse, Carlow RHA Annual Exhibition, RHA Gallery, Dublin ‘Unframed’ Limerick Printmakers, Limerick 2003 ‘Portables’, Art/Not Art collaboration in association with Proto Academy, Edinburgh ‘Winter Open’, Limerick Printmaker’s, Limerick. Art in the Cathedral, St. Finbars Cathedral, Cork Eigse Arts Festival, Carlow RHA Summer Exhibition, RHA Gallery, Dublin Time: 150 years, L.S.A.D. Gallery Limerick 2002 ‘EV+A - Heros & Holies’, curated by Apinan Poshyananda, Limerick ‘Impressions’, Galway Arts Centre, Galway 2001 ‘Focus on Drawing’ Limerick City Gallery, Crawford Municipal Art Gallery, Cork and N.C.A.D gallery Dublin. 2000 'Straylight' at Temple Bar Galleries - Darklight Film Festival, Dublin. ‘Straylight’, Ennis Arts Festival, Co. Clare 'Salon '99' Pallas Studios, Dublin. Curation: 2012 ‘Other Drawings’, Ormston House, Limerick 2010 ‘Excavate’, Commissioned by Cork Printmakers & Cork City Museum, Cork 2010 ‘A Poem of Friendship’, Occupy Space, Limerick 2009 ‘Darkness Visible’, co-curated with Ann Mulrooney at the Georgian House, Pery Sq in association with The Belltable Arts Centre and Limerick City Gallery 2009 ‘Darkness Visible’, co-curated with Ann Mulrooney , various venues in Cavan town for the Cavan Literary Festival. 2008 ‘Darkness Visible’, co-curated with Ann Mulrooney at the Galway Arts Centre, for the Galway Arts Festival 2008 ‘John The Painter’, co-curated with Daniel Vais at Limerick Printmakers as part of the Outsider Arts Festival, Limerick 2006 Invited curator for Limerick Printmakers Winter Exhibition’, Limerick 2003 Invited curator for Quadrant Young Contemporaries at the Belltable Arts Centre, Limerick. 2001 Invited curator for the Limerick Small Print Exhibit at Doswell Gallery, Limerick. Teaching: Currently a full-time lecturer in Fine Art at Limerick School of Art and Design, LIT, Limerick. Course Director Fine Art Print Dept. LSAD, LIT, 2002 – 2012 Assistant lecturer Fine Art, LSAD, LIT, 2000 – 2002 External Examiner BA Hons Fine Art Level 8, School of Art, University of Ulster 2014-2015 External Examiner for BA Hons Level 7 and MA by Research students at the Crawford College of Art and Design, CIT, 2009-2012 Guest lecturer at Burren School of Art, Co.Clare 2011 Guest lecturer at Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand 2002 Guest lecturer at Thammasat University, Bangkok, Thailand 2002 Guest lecturer at Rangsit University, Bangkok, Thailand 2002 Visiting lecturer at University of Wolverhampton, England 1994 -1997 Guest lecturer at Winchester School of Art, England 1993 Public Talks and Seminars: 2014 ‘Glitch’, DATA, Trinity College, Dublin 2014 ‘Thursday’s Clinic’ at ‘ Mind in the Flesh: Female Bodies in Contemporary Performance’, Dance Limerick, Limerick 2014 ‘The Pit and Other Stories’, SIM Gallery, Reykjavik, Iceland 2014 ‘The Pit and Other Stories,’ Siamsa Tire, Tralee, Co Kerry 2013 ‘The Pit and Other Stories’, VAI: Show and Tell, HQ - Occupy, Limerick 2013 ‘Thursday’s Clinic’, 126 Gallery, Galway 2012 ‘The Centre for Studies in Otherness Postgraduate Symposium, ’Hunt Museum, Limerick 2012 Elephant Talks: Other Drawings, Ormston House, Limerick 2011 ‘Displaying the Other- Artist talk’, Catalyst, Belfast 2011 ‘Doubles’, Burren School of Art, Co. Clare 2010 ‘A Poem of Friendship’, public talk at Occupy Space, Limerick 2010 Madchen in Uniform, talk followed by screening at The Guest House, Cork 2009 ‘Song to the Siren’, public talk at The Spirit Store, Limerick 2009 ‘Song to the Siren’, public talk at Galway Arts Centre, Galway 2009 ‘Darkness Visible’, - public talk at The Georgian House, Pery Sq. Limerick 2009 ‘Darkness Visible’, - public talk at Cavan Literary Festival 2008 ‘Darkness Visible’- public talk at Galway Arts Centre 2008 ‘The Message: Art and Occultism’, Outsider Arts Festival, Daghdha
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