ARTIST BOOK LAUNCH | GRAMMAR BY ROSEANNE LYNCH
LOCATION: MTU Crawford College of Art & Design, Sharman Crawford St Campus, Cork
Date:
Thu 8th Jun
5:30pm - 6:30pm
ARTIST BOOK LAUNCH
GRAMMAR by Roseanne Lynch
Grammar, a stunning new collection of photographs by Roseanne Lynch
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Artist and MTU lecturer Roseanne Lynch will launch her book Grammar this Thursday at mtu Crawford College of Art and Design. The exquisite photography book is the culmination of a two year engagement with the Bauhaus Foundation in Dessau, Germany.
While at the world-renowned Bauhaus Foundation, Lynch immersed herself in the sites of the Bauhaus and its Materials Research Archive while also working through the elementary design teachings of the Bauhaus School with photographic processes. Her images act as visual prompts through the recognition of modernist identifiers showing the power of photography in shaping the visual history of modern architecture.
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Lynch’s work is held in collections at The Glucksman Gallery, Cork, The National Collection of Ireland and various national and international private collections.
“No Want of Evidence”, a solo show by Roseanne Lynch curated by Pádraig Spillane is currently showing at the Photo Museum of Ireland in Dublin until July 8th. Writing in The Irish Times, arts critic Aidan Dunne said Lynch’s “meticulous examination of light in photography is admirably concentrated and reassured.”
The publication of Grammar is made possible with support from MTU research office, MTU arts office and MTU Crawford College of Art and Design, Cork City Arts Office and the Arts Council of Ireland.
About the artist:
Roseanne Lynch is an Irish artist with an international exhibiting darkroom-based photography practice. Recent solo exhibitions include: Semblance, Lavit Gallery, Cork, (2022); GRAMMAR, Techne Sphere, Leipzig, (2021); Forgetting’s Trace, Irish Embassy, Berlin, (2020); La trace de l’oubli, Centre Culturel Irlandais, Paris, (2019).
Her work is held in various collections including: The National Collection of Ireland; The Arts Council of Ireland Collection; Bauhaus Foundation, Dessau; UCC Art Collection, The Glucksman Gallery, Cork; The Office of Public Works State Art Collection; as well as significant national and international private collections.
Residencies include: Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, Alberta, Canada; Bauhaus Foundation, Dessau, Germany; Camargo Foundation International Fellowship Programme, Cassis, France; Cork Centre for Architectural Education, and Centre Culturel Irlandais, Paris. Roseanne is based in Cork, Ireland and lectures at MTU Crawford College of Art & Design.