Decoy wants to bring walls alive across Ireland and abroad with his murals, canvas paintings and prints.
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Relationships Between Realness and Representation
Shane Berkery strikes a beautiful chord in his oil paintings, aiming to become fluent in the visual language of representing the real human experience through paint.
Complete Unpredictability - Jacobi Hoff’s Multiple Exposures
Photographer Jacobi Hoff comments on mental health to phenomenal effect in series of beautiful and eerie multiple exposures, taking us on journey through the urban landscape and an providing an insight into the collective perspective of our generation.
Cartoons to Clientele - Shane Ha
Shane Ha is a painter, illustrator, designer and more. His cartoon style, meshed with realistic portraits and vibrant colours, has allowed him to carve out a living doing what he loves.
The Diabhal is in the Details
LSAD graduate Emmett Walsh, going by the name of Diabhal (Gaeilge for Devil), explains what drives his creativity, where he finds inspiration in ancient Celtic Ireland, and the contrast between folklore and pop culture in his work.
Silhouettes on Dublin's Winter Streets - Rabie Al
Despite the cold and rain, Dublin winters aren’t all bad. There is beauty in the city at this time of year. With his photos of huddled silhouettes and soaked streets, Rabie Al captures the essence of this atmosphere.
A House and a Home
Waffles: A new FAC series in which we look at different situations in Dublin through short stories. This one looks at the homeless.
KAWS
Graffiti, street artist, toy maker, clothing designer. FAC Looks Back at the works of KAWS.
FYNCH
FAC Focus: Fynch, the self proclaimed sacrifice of Drimnagh. We chatted to him ahead of his Fringe Festival gig this Friday about his love of football, his live shows so far including one at EP this year, his Mixvape EP and his plans for future projects.
Celtic, Iconic, Historic - Jim FitzPatrick
Jim FitzPatrick, an artist embedded in the cultural history of Ireland.
Conor Nolan - Illustration
Conor’s work can be characterised by expressive and energetic brush strokes, bold layering of colours informed by the aesthetics of screen printing and risograph printing.