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Josephine Kelly
Born Donegal 1975
Educated
North West Institute of FE, Derry BTEC 1994
University of Ulster, York Street, Belfast: BA(Hons Fine Art) 1997
Selected Solo and Two Person Exhibitions
2009 New Work, Solo Exhibition The Clotworthy Arts Centre, Antrim
2008 New Work, Solo Exhibition The Grange Gallery, Oldtown, Co. Dublin
2008 Joint Show with Samantha Fox The Russell Gallery, Burin, Co. Clare
2008-7 Gatherings, Solo Exhibitions The Pigyard Gallery, Wexford
2007 Solo Exhibition, The Cavehill Gallery,Belfast
2004-7 Solo Exhibitions The McGilloway Gallery, Derry
2004 Solo Exhibition The Cavehill Gallery, Belfast
2003 Emerging 03, Joint show with Orla Campbell Artselect, Dublin
2001 Joint Show with Judy Hamilton,- The Ashford Gallery, Dublin
Selected Group Exhibitions
2009 2 Glebe Open Art Exhibition, The Glebe Gallery, Churchill, Co. Donegal
2008 Northwestern Art The Lavit Gallery,Cork
2008 Group Exhibition Ross Fine Art, Ramelton,Co. Donegal
2008-1 RUA Selected Exhibition, Ulster Museum, Belfast
2007 Emerging Irish Art Boyle Arts Festival, Boyle, Co. Rosscommon
2007 Donegal Living Artists Group Show, Rathmullan, Co. Donegal
2006 7 Group Exhibitions, The Castle Upton Gallery, Templepatrick
2004 Group Show Office of Public Works and N. I. Civil Service, touring Donegal, Offaly, Kilkenny, Armagh, Belfast and Dublin
2002 7 Group Shows The McGilloway Gallery,Derry
2002 Artlink International Young Art Sothebys, London
1999 Justart The Gallery, Cowcross Street, London
Collections
OPW Collection
The Civil Service Collection, Northern Ireland
IBEC
The Housing Executive, Northern Ireland
The Carvel Group
Artists Statement
I am largely influenced by the landscape I find myself in.I have been living and working in my native Buncrana for over ten years. I am inspired by the local townlands and my daily passage through them. I am interested in the borders and boundaries and the transient landmarks of the Inishowen Peninsula. I am fascinated by the local light, which is everchanging , influenced by season, weather and time of day.Hailstorms and showers can, within minutes, transform these ordinary places into another world of colour and light.
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