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Awards;

2022: Artists' Support Scheme Award 2022. Fingal Arts, Dublin.

2021:'Death and Transfiguration' receives a Certificate of Merit for artistic 

          talent from  Pinacotheque Museum, Luxembourg.

2021: Artists' Support Scheme Award 2021. Fingal Arts, Dublin.

2008: Travel and Training Award. Arts Council of Ireland.

Residencies;

2008: Artist-in-Residence. Upernavik Museum, Upernavik, Greenland.

2006: Artist-in-Residence. Fiskars Co-operative of Artisans, Designers and

          Artists, Fiskars, Finland.

Collections;

Upernavik Museum, Upernavik, Greenland.

Ilulissat Art Museum, Ilulissat, Greenland.

Citywest Business Campus, Dublin.

Supermetrics, WeWork Charlemont Exchange, Dublin 2.

Selected Exhibitions;

2022: Shetland series Transformation. Artexpo New York.

2019: Malahide Library's 25th Anniversary. Dublin.

2007: May 13-Sept 30. Points of View. Copper Smithy, Fiskars, Finland.

2005: Off the Wall. Luttrellstown Castle Golf Club, Dublin.

1996: Student Exhibition. University College Dublin.

Guest Artist;

2020: Invited Artist, Kari Kola's Savage Beauty. Finnish Ambassador's     

          Residence, Shrewsbury Road, Dublin.

2008: Ilulissat Art Museum, Ilulissat, Greenland.

2008: Kujalleq School, Upernavik, Greenland.

2006: Invited Artist, Homeward Bound Exhibition. Copper Smithy, Fiskars,  

          Finland.

2006: Fiskars Elementary School, Koulutie, Finland.

Education;

2003: B.A Art and Design Education. National College of Art and Design,

          Dublin.

1999: Certificate in Classical Animation Drawing Studies. Ballyfermot

          College of Further Education, Dublin.

1996: B.A Archaeology and Geography. University College Dublin.

        

 
About

Born in 1975, Jackie Flanagan is an Irish Visual Artist and Archaeologist from County Kerry and is based in Dublin and Scotland. She is a professional member of Visual Artists Ireland. Artist's prints can be purchased on Saatchi art.

(https://www.saatchiart.com/jackieflanagan)



 

Latest News 

Shetland: An Archaeology of the Unknown is featured in the March April 2023 Visual Artists Ireland News Sheet (page 34). I write about both the comparative nature of art & archaeology and navigating geographical planes & inner realms in relation to the process and finalisation of the Shetland series. 

The Visual Artists' News Sheet – March April 2023 by VisualArtistsIreland - Issuu

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