Ailbhe Ní Bhriain is an Irish artist whose practice incorporates film, computer generated imagery, collage, tapestry, print and installation. Ní Bhriain's work is rooted in an exploration of imperial legacy, human displacement and the Anthropocene. These intertwined subjects are approached through an associative use of narrative and a painstakingly crafted visual language that verges on the surreal. Ní Bhriain sidesteps directive positions and familiar binaries, exposing instead the layers of ambiguity and contradiction embedded in these fraught issues. The resulting worlds she creates are at once idiosyncratic, irresistible and deeply unsettling.
Ailbhe Ní Bhriain is represented by Domobaal Gallery, London.
2005 – 2008
Phd by practice in Fine Art, Kingston University, UK
2004
MA (distinction) Fine Art, Royal College of Art, London
2000
BA (1:1) Fine Art, Crawford College of Art, Cork, Ireland
1999
Diploma (distinction) Fine Art, CrawfordCollege of Art, Cork, Ireland
2010
(ongoing) Lecturer in Fine Art, Crawford College of Art & Design, Cork, Ireland
2008 – 2010
Lecturer in Fine Art Print, National College of Art & Design, Dublin, Ireland
2004 – 2006
Lecturer in Fine Art, Kingston University, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, UK
2019
Philosophy by Postcard
A work responding to the philosophy of Iris Murdoch, commissioned by An Post & In Parenthesis.
2018
Inscriptions (One Here Now)
A film responding to the wall painting One Here Now by Brian O'Doherty at Sirius Arts Centre, Cobh, Cork. Commissioned as part of One Here Now: The Brian O'Doherty/Patrick Ireland Project, curated by Miranda Driscoll. Supported by the Arts Council of Ireland.
2015
Passages
A collaboration with composers Linda Buckley & Irene Buckley, commissioned by Mary Hickson and Bryce Dessner as part of Sound from a Safe Harbour Festival.
2013
Mirrors of Earth: a 75 minute video work responding to Kaija Saariaho's composition 'Maa' (1991). Commissioned by Dublin Sound Lab and screened with a full concert performance of ‘Maa’ at Project Arts Centre, Dublin & Mermaid Arts Centre Bray, Co Wicklow, Ireland. Supported by the Arts Council of Ireland.
Solo Exhibitions and Screenings
2023
Kerlin Gallery, Dublin
Interval One (Dream Pool), Domobaal, London
2022
An Experiment with Time, Centre for Contemporary Arts, Glasgow, UK, curated by Francis McKee and Alaya Ang.
2020
Inscriptions IV, Domobaal Gallery, London
Inscriptions of an Immense Theatre, John Michael Kohler Arts Centre, Wisconsin, curated by Shannon R. Stratton.
Inscriptions of an Immense Theatre, solo screening event at Whitechapel Gallery, London, curated by Gareth Evans.
2019
Inscriptions (One Here Now), VISUAL Carlow, Ireland, curated by Emma Lucy O'Brien.
2019
Great Good Places, Crawford Art Gallery, Cork, Ireland, curated by Dawn Williams.
2018
Inscriptions of an Immense Theatre, Temple Bar Gallery & Studios, Dublin, Ireland, curated by Clíodhna Shaffrey and Michael Hill.
Inscriptions (One Here Now), as part of One Here Now: The Patrick Ireland/Brian O'Doherty Project, Sirius Arts Centre, Cork, Ireland, curated by Miranda Driscoll.
2017
Reports to an Academy, Domobaal Gallery, London.
Inscriptions, Galway International Arts Festival, Ireland, curated by Paul Fahy.
New Irish Works, with Aisling McCoy, The Library Project, Temple Bar, Dublin, Ireland.
The Dock, Carrick–on–Shannon, Leitrim, Ireland, curated by Sarah Searson.
Illuminations Gallery, Maynooth University, Kildare, Ireland, , curated by Aoife Tunney.
2015
Reports to an Academy, Royal Hibernian Academy, Dublin, Ireland (publication), curated by PatricK T. Murphy.
2015
Drogheda Arts Festival in partnership with Nexus arts, former methodist school house, Drogheda, Ireland.
2011
Great Good Places, domobaal, London, UK (publication).
2010
Galway Arts Centre, Galway, Ireland, curated by Maeve Mulrennan.
2008
The Butler Gallery, Kilkenny, Ireland, curated by Anna O'Sullivan.
2007
Aftermath, Domobaal Gallery, London
Group Exhibitions, Screenings & Festivals
2023
Following Threads, Crawford Art Gallery, Cork
Hollow Earth: Art, Caves & The Subterranean Imaginary, The Glucksman, Cork, curated by Nottingham Contemporary and Hayward Gallery Touring
Density 2036: Part viii, Carnegie Hall Citywide: The Kitchen at Westbeth, New York
This Rural, Lismore Castle Arts, curated by Miriam O'Connor and Paul McAree
2022
100 Years, Gagosian-Deitch Projects, Buick Building, Miami
Hollow Earth: Art, Caves & The Subterranean Imaginary, Nottingham Contemporary, curated with Hayward Gallery Touring
16th Lyon Biennale: Manifesto of Fragility, curated by Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath.
A Nation Under The Influence: Ireland at 100, Centre Culturel Irlandais, Paris, curated by Rosetta Beaugendre.
Mountain Language, Galway Arts Centre, Galway, curated by Megs Morley
Expanded, Graphic Studio Gallery, Dublin, curated by Andrew Folan and Peter Brennan
Living Canvas, continuous outdoor screening, Wilton Park, Dublin, curated by RHA & Dublin City Council
The Narrow Gate of the Here and Now: Social Fabric, Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, curated by Georgie Thompson
The Space We Occupy, Irish Arts Center, New York, curated by Miranda Driscoll
2021
Density 2036, Part VIII, with Ann Cleare and Claire Chase, The Kitchen, New York.
Shiftings, curated by Aoife Banks, John Street, Kilkenny
2020
Towner International, Biennial exhibition selected by Polly Staple, Mike Nelson & Noelle Collins, Towner Eastbourne, UK.
Oodaaq Festival #10, L’institut Supérieur des Arts Appliqués & Musée des Beaux Arts de Rennes, curated by L’Oeil d’Oodaaq.
RHA Annual Exhibition, Invited Artist, Royal Hibernian Academy, Dublin.
Artists's Film International, Whitechapel Gallery, London, with Lisa Tan and Dominika Olszowy, curated by Alice Butler.
Land of Some Other Order, curated by Paul McAree, Lavit Gallery, Cork.
Artists' Film International, Crawford Art Gallery, Cork, with Raqs Media Collective, Lerato Shadi and Yo Guo, curated by Dawn Williams.
Art Madrid 2020, Curated by Simon Guiochet for Proyector Festival.
2019
Cinesalotto 2019, screening of Great Good Places at Villa Erba (summer house of Luchino Visconti) Cernobbio, Lago di Como, Italy, curated by Eleonora Diana.
The Parted Veil, The Lewis Glucksman Gallery, Cork, curated by Fiona Kearney and Chris Clarke.
Backyard Sculpture, with Alice Wilson, Alison Wilding, Andrew Curtis, Andrew Logan, Aubrey Haskard, Benjamin Houlihan, Brendan Reid, Carl D'Alvia, Carol Robertson, Cathy De Monchaux, Chantal Powell, Clare Mitten, Dan Knight, David Gates, Derek Jarman, Derrick Guild, Drew Edwards, Eduardo Paolozzi, Edward Chell, Eric Bainbridge, Finn Thomson, Gavin Turk, Ian Dawson, International Lawns, Jack Lavender, James Rielly, Jen Binnie, Jock McFadyen, Joel Tomlin, John Chilver, Lothar Götz, Matt Calderwood, Matt Hale, Maud Cotter, Mel Kendrick, Mhairi Vari, Michelle Segre, MillsPower, Neil Gall, Neil Zakiewicz, Nicky Hirst, Peter Laszlo Peri, Phyllida Barlow, Rachel Adams, Richard Woods, Roger Ackling, Rosa Nguyen, Rupert Ackroyd, Simon English, Stefan Löffelhardt, Tash Kahn, The Rural College of Art, Trevor Sutton.
Curated by David Gates and Neil Gall, Domobaal Gallery, London.
2018
Out there Out Where Outside, curated by Beth Collocci, Sarah Dwyer & Constance Slaughter, Boston Manor House, London, UK.
2017
Periodical Review #7, with Gareth Anton Averill, Ursula Burke, Alan Butler, Dennis Dinneen, Jason Ellis, Paul Hallahan, Jesse Jones, Barbara Knezevic, Ruth E Lyons, Christopher Mahon, Sibyl Montague, Aine McBride, Eleanor McCaughey, Melissa O'Flaherty, Sonia Shiel, Isadora Epstein and Benjamin Stafford, Donal Talbot, Eimear Walshe, Tom Watt and Tanad Williams.
Curated by PPS & RGKSKSRG (Gavin Murphy, Mark Cullen, Rachael Gilbourne & Kate Strain), Pallas Projects, Dublin, Ireland.
Mythic Age, screening programme with Dakota Nanton, Shana Moulton, Jake Mahaffy and Nadja Merena Vercin, curated by aCinema, Milkwaukee, USA.
Houlgate European Film Festival, programme curated by Simon Guiochet, Normandy, France.
VIDEOPROJECT 17, Video Art Biennial, exhibition curated by L’Œil d’Oodaaq at L’artothèque d’Angers, France.
Horizons Variables, three person exhibition with Magda Gebardt and Guillaume Lepoix at Les Ateliers de la Ville en Bois, Nantes, France. Curated by L'île d'en face.
The Way of Objects, with Anthony Bodin, Samuel Buckman, Jimmie Durham, Rodrigo Cass, Michel Francois, Laura Gozlan, Max Hattler, Sinisa Ilic & Tina Gverovic, Pauline Payen, Babeth Rambault, Milos Tomic & Annegien Van Doorn, curated by Isabelle Henriot & Nyima Leray, Gallery Podroom, Belgrade, Serbia.
APERTURES – creating New, collecting Now’, curated by Catherine Giltrap, The Arts Building Concourse, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.
2016
2116 - Forecast of the next century, curated by Caitlin Doherty, Broad Art Museum, Michigan, USA.
New Irish Works, curated by PhotoIreland, Paris Photo, Espace Lhomond, Paris, France.
Glissements (Landslides), curated by Chloé Dragna of La Vidéoteque (France) at the invitation of Virginia Lopez, director of PACA (Proyectos Artisticos de la Casa Antonio), Museo del Ferrocarril de Asturias, Gijón, Spain.
Clonmel Junction Festival, installation of Passages, curated by Mary Hickson, Kickham Barracks, Clonmel, Ireland.
Festival Oodaaq, screening of Passages, l'hotel Pasteur, Rennes, France.
ND4J, screening of Window with newly commissioned music by Morgan Daguenet, Arno Bruil and Robin Poligné.
La Chapelle du Conservatoire, Rennes & Le GriGri, Nantes, France.
2116 - Forecast of the next century, curated by Chris Clarke and Fiona Kearney, Lewis Glucksman Gallery, Cork, Ireland.
2015
Festival de Cine de Villa de Leyva, screening of ‘Great Good Places i’, Villa de Leyva, Columbia.
Solas Prize Shortlist, Gallery of Photography, Ireland.
Experimenta 2015, screening of 'Window’, Goethe Institut, Bangalore, India, November 25–29.
Tulca 2015, with anne maree barry, rhona byrne, mark clare, carol anne connolly, colin crotty, culturestruction, christo, jason deans, michelle deignan, caroline doolin, angela fulcher, tue greenfort, martin healy, louise hervé & chloé maillet, allan hughes, brian king, barbara knezevic, clare langan, nevan lahart, richard long, ruth lyons, maggie madden, maria mckinney, dennis mcnulty & ros kavanagh, seamus nolan, seoidin o’sullivan, owen quinlan, oswaldo ruiz, sayler morris, anaïs tondeur & jean-marc chomaz, michael john whelan, curated by mary cremin, galway, ireland, november 13-19.
Engage Arts Festival, Bandon, with Cleary–Connolly, Fergus Byrne, Isabel Nolan, & Patrick Michael Fitzgerald, Allin Insitute, West Cork, Ireland, September 25-28.
The Manchester Contemporary, with domobaal, UK.
Passages, a collaborative work with Linda & Irene Buckley, Sounds from a Safe Harbour, a festival of music, art and conversation, orgnaised by Mary Hickson, curated by Bryce Dessner, Cork, Ireland, September 17-20.
Plymouth Contemporary Open, selected by Helen Legg, Sam Thorne, Judith Robinson, Sarah Chapman, Chris Cook & Alan Schechner; Peninsula Arts Gallery, Plymouth UK (catalogue).
l'Oeil d'Oodaaq , screening of ‘Window’ and installation of ‘great good places i-iv’, Musée des Beaux Arts & Vivarium, Rennes; La ville en Bois, Nantes, Brittany, France.
Thin Place, with Jonathan Anderson, Adam Buick, Christine Mackey, Flora Parrott, curated by Ciara Healy, at Oriel Myrddin gallery, Carmarthen, Wales.
2014
‘Great Good Places i-iv’ screening as part of Downstairs Dublin, The Irish Times at Culture Night, Arts Council Ireland, Merrion Square, Dublin, Ireland.
Art in the Home #2 york, by invitation from the Contemporary Art Society North.
2013
BonajLokoj, with Tereza Busková, András Cséfalvay, Jonás Gruska, Csilla Nagy, Laura Pawela, Ivan Svoboda, curated by Katarína Slaninová and Vanda Sepová, Prádelna Bohnice, Prague, Czech republic.
Coexist, with Gerard Byrne, Amanda Coogan, John Gerrard, Nevan Lahart, Sean Lynch, curated by Eamonn Maxwell at Kevin Kavanagh gallery, Dublin, Ireland.
Flood/Ní Bhriain/Vari, with Damien Flood & Mhairi Vari, domobaal, London.
The Poetry Project curated by Gemma Tipton and Patrick T Murphy, an online project of poetry and video art commissioned for Ireland's presidency of the EU 2013; also screened at Kinsale Arts Week & RHA, Dublin.
2012
Motion Capture: Drawing and the moving image, with Pierre Bismuth, Tacita Dean, Brian Fay, Tom Hackney, William Kentridge, Alice Maher, Henri Matisse, Henri Michaux, Susan Morris, and Denis Oppenheim, curated by Ed Krcma and Matt Packer, Lewis Glucksman gallery, Cork, touring to Regional Cultural Centre, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal, Ireland.
Crawford 100, curated by Cliodhna Shaffrey, with Raphael Llewellyn, Lana Shuks, Tom Dalton and Tina Darb O’Sullivan, CIT Wandesford Quay gallery, Cork, Ireland.
Eva International 2012 – After the Future, curated by Annie Fletcher, Limerick, Ireland.
Imprint, curated by Kate Mcmorrine, Kingston University, UK.
2011
Irish wave 2, curated by fion gunn, siemens art space, beijing, china.
Void: Volume, with maximillian le cain & vicky langan, jennifer macklem, vanya lambrecht ward, shelby woods, roisin o'sullivan, lydia holmes, adrian duncan, sarah lundy, meadhbh o'connor & barbara knezevic. curated by sarah lundy, galway arts centre, galway ireland.
2010
Futures 10, with Oisín Byrne, Rhona Byrne, Fiona Chambers, Damien Flood, Magnhild Opdol, curated by Patrick T Murphy & Ruth Carroll, RHA, Dublin, Ireland.
Postcards from the celtic tiger, curated by Peggy Sue Amison, with Martin Cregg, Jennifer Cunningham, Mark Curran, David Farrell, Sean Hillen, Maurice Galway, Sarah Iremonger, Max le Cain, Danny Mccarthy, Ciara Moore, Harry Moore, Richard Mosse, Jackie Nickerson & Eoin o’Conaill, Xuhui arts museum, Hengshan road, Shanghai, China.
Kilruddery film festival with Grace Weir, John Latham and j. Tobias Anderson, curated by Mermaid Arts Centre, Ireland.
Bittersweet, with Franko B, Doug Dubois, Breda Lynch, John Kelly and others, Doswell gallery, Cork, Ireland.
Sophisticated boom boom (in b&w), with Peter Linde Busk, Stephen Dunne, Lothar Götz, Heide Hinrichs, Steve Johnson, Sharon Kivland, Ansel Krut, Jeffrey ty Lee, Siân Pile, Felicity Powell, Mark Prince, Lizi Sanchez, Shaan Syed and Mhairi Vari, Domobaal Gallery, London
2009
Time is a sausage (a show of shows) with Anisa Sarah Hawes, Anon, Ansel krut, Benjamin Swaim, Charlie Tweed, Christopher Hanlon, Claudia Sarnthein, Denis Glaser, Eglé de Richemont, Eric Gill, Felicity Powell, Gerard Wilson, Gordon Cheung, Harald Smykla, Haris Epaminonda, Henry Krokatsis, Ian Homerston, James Bbrooks, Jeffrey t y Lee, John Strutton, Kim Noble, Lara Viana, Lee Edwards, Lucy Pawlak, Marcel Dinahet, Marino Marini, Matthew Wilkinson, Maurizio Anzeri, Mhairi Vari, Miho Sato, Neil Hedger, Nicolas Deshayes, Phyllida Barlow, Prunella Clough, Rachel Adams, Ron Haselden, Sharon Kivland, Siân Pile, Stephen Dunne, Steve Johnson, Susan Macwilliam, Tom Dale, Walter Swennen, Xanthe Mosley, Domobaal, london.
Skibbereen Arts Festival, Cork, Ireland; screening of 'Immergence' and 'Residuum'.
In Search of Utopia, with Michelle Browne, Dorothy Cross, Dennis del Favero, Cao Fei, Louise Manifold, curated by Maeve Mulrennan, Nuns Island theatre, Galway Arts Centre, Galway, Ireland.
Margenes, experimental film festival, curated by Esperanza Collada, la Enana Marron, Madrid, Spain.
Darkness Visible, curated by Ann Mulrooney and Breda Lynch, with George Bolster, Andy Harper, Angela Huntbach, Breda Lynch, Alice Maher, Eoin Mchugh, Ann Mulrooney and Kate Street, Cavan Arts Office, touring to Belltable Arts Centre, Limerick, Ireland. (catalogue)
Art Rotterdam, stand projects, de expeditie/Amsterdam, domobaal/london, tatjana
pieters/onetwenty/gent.
Cork Art Trail, Cork Film Centre screenings, various venues, Cork, Ireland.
No End in Sight, with Max Hymes, Adam Thompson, Annabel Elgar, Richard Wathen and Simon Willems, Vegas gallery,London.
2008
Refuge, with Annabel Elgar, Elina brotherus, Wapping Project, London.
Stand, de expeditie/Amsterdam, Domobaal/London, Tatjana Pieters/onetwenty/Gent at Villa la Tourelle, Oostende, Belgium.
No Borders (just n.e.w.s.*) 29 young artists from Europe, selected by the Association Internationale des Critiques d’Art (AICA), Centrale Electrique, Brussels & Centre of Contemporary Art of Thessaloniki, Greece (catalogue).
Darkness Visible curated by Ann Mulrooney and Breda Lynch, Galway Arts Centre, Ireland (catalogue).
No End in Sight, with Ruth Claxton, Max Hymes, Adam Thompson, Richard Wathen & Simon Willems, Galerie Polaris, Paris.
13+ , Florence Lynch gallery, New York, with Marcel Dinahet, Jaspar Joseph–Lester, Haris Epaminonda, Ron Haselden and others.
The Canvas is the Screen, with Jacco Olivier, Malcolm le grice, Jean–Luc Godard & Anne–Marie Miéville, curated by Berta Sichel and Céline Brouwez, touring to Sala Parpalló, Valencia, Unión Fenosa, La Coruña, Caixa Forum, Tarragona and Caixa Forum, Barcelona, Spain.
2007
the garden of eden has vanished they say, curated by cliodhna shaffrey, with oliver comerford, elizabeth magill, janet mullarney, john o’connell, kathy prendergast, gerda teljeur & walker & walker, cavan county museum, ireland.
the canvas is the screen, with jacco olivier, malcolm le grice, jean–luc godard & anne–marie miéville, curated by berta sichel and céline brouwez, reina sofia museum, madrid, spain, touring to cact, centre of contemporary art, thessaloniki, greece.
preview berlin, with haris epaminonda, ansel krut, miho sato, domobaal.
aftermath, art trail 2007, cork, ireland.
oyster grit, with daniel gustav cramer, haris epaminonda, ansel krut, jeffrey ty lee, lucy pawlak, miho sato, mhairi vari, essay by rebecca geldard, domobaal.
art rotterdam, with haris epaminonda, ansel krut, ron haselden, domobaal.
drawing breath, jerwood drawing prize, 10 year anniversary prizewinners exhibition, touring to gallery 1 national art school, sydney; nafa galleries, singapore; royal west of england academy, bristol; robert gordon unviversity, aberdeen.
2006
art rotterdam, domobaal.
drawing breath, jerwood drawing prize, 10 year anniversary prizewinners exhibition, university of the arts, london, touring to australia, singapore, uk.
still in motion, with vishal shah and renata kudlacek leonard st. gallery, london.
tekenlust, with lauri astala, anthony braxton, katie cuddon, honoré d´o, saara ekström, simon faithfull, jef geys, terike haapoja, fabrice hybert, minna langström, denisa lehocká, pierre malphettes, dietmar offenhuber, lucie renneboog, pekka sassi, anke schäfer, liesbet verschueren, piki verschueren, kunsthalle lophem, bruges, belguim.
2005
concourse projection series, curated by clíodhna shaffrey, dunlaoighre, dublin, ireland.
peripheral visions, curated by nigel rolfe and cliodhna shaffrey, european capital of culture international video selection, cork, ireland.
fem 5 madrid, spain.
to be continued…/jatkuu… curated by brett rogers & british council, taidehall, kunsthalle helsinki and muu gallery, helsinki, finland.
passing through, curated by patrick t. murphy, with linda quinlan, alice maher, maud cotter, yvonne mcguinness, martin healy and others, glucksman gallery, cork, ireland (catalogue).
international video festival, bochum, germany.
13+ (video exhibition) with 13+ (video exhibition). with marcel dinahet, jaspar joseph–lester, haris epaminonda, ron haselden and others, domobaal, london.
jerwood drawing prize, touring to: birmingham, hull, the lowry gallery, manchester, winner: student prize award, for 'immergence' (catalogue).
syncopations, i6 uk artists, wetterling gallery, stockholm, sweden.
2004
new media art festival seoul, korea.
jerwood drawing prize, jerwood space, london (catalogue).
tindell effect hackney, london (catalogue).
davis langdon, selected show, holborn, london.
world wide video festival, 2004 amsterdam, holland.
2017
Shrouding to Make Visible, a review of Ailbhe Ní Bhriain at The Dock, Carrick–on–Shannon by Joanne Laws, May 2017. joannelaws.wordpress.com
Ailbhe Ní Bhriain, a review of Ailbhe Ní Bhriain at The Dock, Carrick–on–Shannon, by Eamonn Maxwell, May 2017, May 2017. curatoronabike.wordpress.com/
Exile, Dereliction and the Authentic Image, Ailbhe Ni Bhriain in interview with Trish Brennan, published in Visual Artists News Sheet, Mar-April 2017.
2015
Reports to an Academy, monograph publication with essay by Caoimhin Mac Giolla Léith, Royal Hibernian Academy.
Floodland, feature in poetry and art publication Abridged, issue 0-14.
A monkey's puzzle: the zoo or the theatre, a review of reports to an academy at RHA, dublin, written by aidan dunne, published in the irish times, december 1st.
thin place, a review of thin place at oriel myrddin, carmarthen, wales, written by rowan lear, published in 'this is tomorrow', february 2015.
thin place (catalogue), oriel myrddin, carmarthen, wales, february.
2013
kaija meets ailbhe a review of mirrors of earth at project arts centre by michael dervan in the irish times, culture, 12 november 2013
the visible and the invisible in photographic works by patrick hogan, ailbhe ní bhriain and david creedon, a paper by valérie morisson delivered at the spatial imaginary symposium, university of nantes, october.
2012
a people's sense of belonging: dislocation in post celtic tiger art, a paper by valérie morisson, delivered at art & crises symposium, university of caen, march 2012, published in canadian journal of irish studies, winter edition.
alphaville journal of film and screen media, motion capture at the lewis glucksman gallery, cork reviewed by jill murphy, (issue 4) winter.
'this is tomorrow' motion capture at the lewis glucksman gallery, cork, reviewed by ciara healy, 15 november.
the works review of eva international – after the future by cristin leach hughes, rte 1, 7 june.
enclave, a review of crawford 100 at the wandesford quay gallery by fergal gaynor, issue 6.
motion capture: drawing and the moving image (catalogue) lewis glucksman gallery, cork, ireland.
paper visual art journal (limerick edition), great good places at eva international reviewed by sean o'sullivan.
irish times:' eva's brawn feels familiar in limerick' by aidan dunne, monday 11 june.
+billion #38, after the future reviewed by james merrigan, friday 15 june.
artforum, gemma tipton in scene and heard.
rte radio 1, arts tonight, vincent woods, aidan dunne, gemma tipton on eva limerick.
2011
visual artists news sheet, great good places at domobaal reviewed by jacqui mcintosh, nov/dec issue.
great good places, a set of four chapbooks, with 34 stills from video, domobaal editions.
circa magazine, ireland, review of 'futures 10' by dr paul o'brien, ncad dublin (issue no 131).
abridged 'nostalgia is a loaded gun', art and poetry magazine, derry, ireland, january/february
issue.
2010
'future forecast' a review written by aidan dunne of futures 10 at the royal hibernian academy, irish times, dublin, 4 september.
'future forecast' ruth carroll on futures 10 at the royal hibernian academy, dublin, irish arts review magazine, autumn 2010 issue.
2008
Ailbhe ní bhriain, Review by Eimear Mckeith of solo exhibition at the Butler Gallery, Kilkenny, Ireland, Circa, Autumn issue.
Darkness visible, a review by Fergal Gaynor of Darkness Visible at Galway Arts Centre, Circa, Winter issue.
Aftermath, review of Ailbhe Ní Bhriain's solo show at Domobaal Gallery by maximilian le Cain, Experimental Conversations - an online journal of cinema and video.
Faqmag, online publication (www.faqmagazine.net)
Palimpsest, by Clíodhna Shaffrey, essay to accompany solo exhibiton at Butler Gallery.
Review by brendan maher, of Ailbhe Ní Bhriain's solo exhibition at the Butler Gallery Kilkenny, Ireland in Start - Arts and Culture of the South East, Summer issue.
No Borders (just news*) exhibition catalogue, AICA, Paris.
2007
tanktv, intraveloving (www.tank.tv)
Cork art trail catalogue.
The trembling image, by jonathan miles, essay for ailbhe ní bhriain's solo exhibition 'aftermath'
2005
Bochum film festival, catalogue.
Artists Newsletter (UK) November issue.
To be continued…/jatkuu… exhibition catalogue, british council.
Passing through, exhibition catalogue, glucksman gallery, cork, ireland.
Syncopations, exhibition catalogue, wetterling gallery, stockholm, sweden.
2004
Jerwood drawing prize, catalogue.
World wide video festival catalogue.
2001
Louis le brocquy and the Tain, New Hibernian Review, University of St. Thomas, Minnesota, US (quarterly journal).
2022
Culture Ireland Funding Award
2021
Arts Council of Ireland, Visual Arts Bursary Award
2020
Golden Fleece Award 2020, Overall Winner
Arts Council of Ireland, Visual Arts Project Award
Culture Ireland Funding Award
2019
Arts Council of Ireland, Visual Arts Bursary Award
Winner, Global Shorts 2019 film competition, LA, special mention category
Winner, Florence Film Awards 2019, best experimental film
Winner, Top Shorts film festival 2019, experimental film category, honourable mention
Winner, l'Age d'Or International Arthouse Film Festival, best experimental film
Finalist, New York Cinematography Awards 2019, experimental film category
Winner, the Best Shorts competition, award of excellence: experimental category
Cork City Council, Individual Artist's Bursary Award
2018
Arts Council of Ireland, Visual Arts Bursary Award
2017
Arts council of Ireland, Open Call Award (with Sirius Arts Centre)
Arts Council of Ireland, Visual Arts Project Award
Culture Ireland Funding Award
2016
Arts Council of Ireland, Visual Arts Bursary Award
2015
Solas International Photography Award (shortlist)
Cork City Council Individual Artist Bursary Award
2014
Arts Council of Ireland, Visual Arts Project Award
2013
Cork City Council Individual Artist Bursary Award
Culture Ireland Funding Award, as part of international culture programme
2010
Arts Council of Ireland, Visual Arts Bursary Award
2009
Artist in Residence, Cork Film Centre 2007–9
2007
Cork City Council Artist's Development Bursary
2005
Bochum Film Institute award
2004
Jerwood Student Prize for drawing
Cork Film Centre Video Art Award
Alf Dunne Award, MA show, Royal College of Art
Tim Mara Award, MA show, Royal College of Art
Augustus Martin Award, MA show, Royal College of Art
2003
Linklaters Award, Interim show, Royal College of Art
2002
Cultural Exchange Award, Newfoundland travel grant
2000
Crawford Student of the Year award, Cork Institute of Technology
Mercier thesis award, cork institute of technology
Moving Image Award, Cork Film Centre
Cork Printmakers Bursary
Thomas Damaan Junior Travel Award
1999
Mercier Seminar Paper Award, Cork Institute of Technology
MAC Lyon
Crawford Art Gallery, Cork
Office of Public Works, Ireland
The Arts Council of Ireland
Trinity College Dublin