2012 'Changing Spaces'. Solo Exhibition at the Lee Valley Park Authority Nature Reserve Centre. The exhbition was part of the Cultural Olimpida programme.
2010 ‘London is London, England is England’, Solo Exhibition, Vestry House Museum, Walthamstow, London. This exhibition was part of Waltham Forest Borough Council programme for the Cultural Olympiad. The exhibition was part of the Create 10 festival, an annual summer programme of cultural events leading up to the launch of the 2012 Olympic Games.
Parallel Spaces was my most recent solo show. The exhibition explored the inter-relationship between rural Ireland and rural England. The exhibition was supported by Apex Arts (the Arts Council Waltham Forest), Embassy of Ireland Great Britain, Barbican Arts Group Trust and Arts Council England.
2008 ‘Transition’, The Original Gallery, London. I was invited by Haringey Borough Council to show new experimental work called ‘Transition’. This exhibition was part the Council annual cultural programme for 2008.
‘London, Ireland’ was exhibition hosted by the Irish Cultural, Hammersmith, London. The exhibition explored the complexities of having a dual identity. The exhibition was support by Dion through the Irish Embassy, London and the Irish Post, London.
I was invited by the Linenhall Arts Centre, Castlebar to exhibit new paintings that explored rural Ireland and urban London and how art could be used as narrative to reconcile these to different environments.
I was invited by Clare Hall Collage to show work as part of the collages annual St Patrick’s week celebrations. The exhibition was support by the Irish Embassy Great Britain.
In 2007 I was invited to exhibit my work in Coatbridge, Glasgow as part of their week long St Patrick’s Day celebrations.
In 2006 I was invite by the Mayor of London to exhibit new work at City Hall as part of the Mayor’s St Patrick’s week celebrations. The exhibition went on to receive public nominations for the Turner Prize.
This exhibition was held at Foursome Investments, a venture capital company that invested in companies that developed renewable energy technological equipment. The exhibition was supported by the Princes Trust.
This was my first solo exhibition which was supported was by the Princes Trust and Haringey Borough Council.
2016 Irish Cultural Centre, London.
I was commissioned to produce a large scale out-door painting which was used to place on Brick Lane, East London.
I was commissioned by Keeping It Simple Training to produce paintings for there London Offices.
Collage Arts commissioned me to produce a series of images that explored the process I use when developing each stage of a painting. The images were used in classes for young people in schools to learn how artists go about developing ideas for new paintings.
I received funding to develop new work for an exhibition which will be part of the Borough of Waltham Forest’s programme for the 2010 Cultural Olympiad.
I received a grant to support the development of my solo exhibition, Parallel Spaces.
I received support from the Prince’s Trust to produce a new body of work for my first solo exhibition in 2004, which was also supported by the London Borough of Haringey.
In 2012 I developed a project called 'Changing Spaces'. The project was founded by Arts council England and form part of the lead up programme to the Cultural Olimpida. The projected was carried out in partnership with the Lee Valley Park and was supported by the ODA.
In 2010 I developed an Arts Council funded project called London is London, England is England. The final artwork was displayed at the Vestry House Museum, Wlathamstow were it formed part the Cultural Olimpida Programme for Waltham Forest Council in 2010.
Worked with young people in schools to develop ideas based on the landscape of Co. Mayo for an exhibition to be part of the Walthamstow Festival. Through the project I created a cultural link with young people in Co. Mayo through the Linenhall Arts Centre, Castlebar. The young people from Castlebar created work based on the ideas f William Morris. Their work was also part of the exhibition in the Walthamstow Festival.
The project was to inform young people how to assess their portfolio of work in order to gain access to art college.
I was invited to talk about my projected 'Chnaging Spaces', which look at how pyhical changes to our phyical enviournment impacts on our visual culture.