Collapse The Box: Rosie McGurran
Rosie McGurran talks about painting during lockdown and her visits to Inishlacken, the Island of the west coast of Galway that has inspired her work throughout the years.
Collapse The Box: Peter Neill
Photographer Peter Neill talks about his career from starting out exhibiting in 1977, being one of the founding members of the editorial team for ‘Source’ the photographic review magazine and his recent work as Vice President of the Royal Ulster Academy.
Collapse The Box: Emma Berkery
A look at the work of Visual Artist Emma Berkery exhibited at Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich. Emma talks about her early work as a sculptor and deciding to become a painter, growing up in Limerick, her move to Belfast and the influence of the Irish Language in her current work.
Collapse the Box: Hannah Smith
Artist Hannah Smith talks about her painting, work during lockdown and receiving the John Richardson Award sponsored by Hambly & Hambly.
Collapse The Box: Chris Wilson
Artist Chris Wilson talks about his paintings and sculpture inspired by his interest in landscape and human geography and his recent work exhibited at the Royal Ulster Academy.
Collapse The Box: Tony Moore
An interview with Fine Art Photographer Tony Moore on his unique atmospheric photography.
Collapse The Box: Dan Dowling
The artist Dan Dowling in conversation with Connor McKernan. Dan Dowling is self taught and takes his inspiration from his own life experiences
Collapse The Box: Cara Gordon
The artist Cara Gordon in conversation with Connor McKernan, Her work is mainly in charcoal, ink and acrylic. Cara Gordon also talks about exhibiting at the Royal Ulster Academy.
Collapse The Box: Belfast Exposed Student Exhibition
Deirdre Robb from Belfast Exposed and graduates in Photography and Video at Ulster University talk about the work on display at Belfast Exposed Photography Gallery.
Collapse The Box: Bob Sloan RUA
A film on the work of Bob Sloan who was born in Belfast and has been a practising sculptor since the 1960s. He studied at the Belfast College of Art (1959–1963) and the Central Schools of Art and Crafts, London (1963–1964).