
Nessa Finnegan is GlogauAIR resident
from [October, 2017 to November, 2017
Ireland

Meet the Artist
Coming soon
Statement
Nessa Finnegan is an Irish artist based in Dublin. Specialising in drawing from commercial imagery and text to supplant socio-political material within her work Nessa uses a diverse range of means including illustration, print making and sculpture.
GlogauAIR Project
During her two month residency at GlogauAIR Nessa plans to explore/ confront contemporary patriarchal expectations existing externally to herself as well as internally. She will produce a series of sculptures and wall hangings using text, traditional ‘women’s work’ craft making techniques and a healthy dose of humour.
CV Summary
Selected Group Exhibitions
- 2017 F/Feminist Festival Temple Bar Galleries and Studios, Dublin, Ireland
- 2016 Fear: Peachy Dublin, Temple Bar Galleries and Studios, Dublin, Ireland
- 2016 Not Necessarily Naughty, Young Curators Project, Rua Red Galleries, Dublin, Ireland
- 2016 Motley, MART Gallery, Dublin, Ireland
- 2013 Strongly Weak, LAB4 Gallery, Sicily, Italy
- 2013 Petrol, Five Years Gallery, London, UK
- 2010 Wars on women: Peace Works, University of Belfast College of Art, Belfast, Northern Ireland
- 2009 Brighton MA Fine Art & Interim Show 2009, University of Brighton, UK
Solo Exhibition
- 2007 Come Out To Play, Black Mariah Gallery, Cork, Ireland
Public Art Installations
- 2017 Dublin Canvas, Dublin, Ireland
- 2016 Textile installation, Electric Picnic Music and Arts Festival, Ireland
- 2016 Dublin Canvas, Dublin, Ireland
- 2013 Whittington Park textile installation, London, UK
Publications
- 2017 Mine Anthology, Ireland
- 2016 Spooky Woomb, vol. 2, UK
- 2016 FEMS-Females for Equality Making Stuff, Issue 5, Australia
- 2016 Phollio, Issue 3, Australia
Lectures/ Panels
- 2017 Panelist – DECAF: Dublin Eight Comic Arts Festival 2017
- 2016 Panelist – Artists discussion/ Not Necessarily Naughty opening, Rua Red, Dublin
- 2016 Lecturer – Feminism/Activism/ Art, Women’s Studies Programme, School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice, UCD
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