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Annual Open
Submission
Exhibition

Commuovere (ko'mːwɔvere) -

to affect, stir, or touch emotionally

 

 

Curated by Amanda Jane Graham

 

The Open Submission Exhibition for 2023 has a focus on diversity and inclusion. We invited artists to share their stories to create links between their personal experiences and the audience using the power of visual language to start conversations, establish new connections, understanding and inclusion, For Commuovere, we welcomed submissions from artists at all stages of their careers, particularly those who embrace cultural diversity, inclusion, and positive change through visual art practices.

 

Exhibition | 4 - 11 August | Oxmantown National School

 

We are very pleased to announce that one of the selected artists will be awarded a solo exhibition in 2024.

SELECTED ARTISTS

  • Rashad Ali Muhammad

  • Louise West

  • Raquel Montero

  • Assumpta  Wallace

  • Séamus Grogan

  • Bernie Masterson

  • Megan Colfer

  • Teresa Ryan 

  • Anthony D. Kelly

  • Marta Janik

  • Philomena Gannon

  • Anna Wiercioch

  • Maria Filek

  • Sheila Hough

  • Vera Ryklova

  • Beatrice Stapleton

  • Margo McNulty

  • Vivian Hansbury

  • Bláthnaid Ní Mhurchú

  • Eileen Ferguson

  • Joanne Betty Conlon

  • Christina Geoghegan

  • Nuala O'Sullivan

  • Bronagh Tully

  • Still Life Still Alive Group 

  • Mark Walsh

  • Shane Hynan

  • Veronica Nicholson

  • Gemma Meehan

  • Éadaoin Glynn

  • Rosemarie Langtry

  • Kate Wilson

  • Mary Furlong

  • Olivia Finn

  • Sophie Quigley

  • Jen Donnery

  • Catherine Callanan

  • Mary Bowen Galvin

  • Maria Mollohan

  • Esther Lambe

  • Julie Spollen

  • Geraldine Wheeler

  • Monica O'Meara

ABOUT THE CURATOR

Amanda Jane Graham is an award-winning visual artist and sociologist.

 

She narrates her story through a reflexive practice by delving into personal history and excavating memories,

experiences, and emotions, some of which are challenging but rigorously scrutinised and

almost always, humour emerges.

 

Graham articulates the personal audit through references to humour in popular culture.

Collection of work

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