Martin Healy’s works examine the conflict between scientifically proven theory and belief systems to create narratives that are a synthesis of fact, fiction and mythology. The Terrain series, showing in the RHA Foyer, forms part of an ongoing body of photographs that explore our contested relationship with the natural world by examining the cultural constructs […]

Working through expanded animation, video and sculptural installation, Nitefeedz, new work by Orla McHardy showing in the RHA Brown and O’hUiginn Galleries, looks at where value is placed on the interrupted time of caregiving and reproductive labour. Nitefeedz poses the question as to whether a new, formal language could be created for the time-intensive medium […]

Through her work, Cecilia Danell explores ideas about wilderness, solitude and how the yearning for an authentic life may be no more than a construct. This new body of work is based on walks in the area surrounding her family farm in Sweden, where the experience of being in the landscape influences her practice beyond […]

RHA and St. Patrick’s Festival are delighted to present a major exhibition EAMONN DOYLE in association with Fundación Mapfre. Over the past five years, Eamonn Doyle rapidly emerged into the contemporary photographic world with his “Dublin trilogy” — extracts from which were self-published as three acclaimed books; i, ON and End. — and most recently […]