‘The Critical Institution’ The Contemporary Photographic Institution as a Site of New Institutionalism: A Case Study of the PhotoIreland Foundation
Alisha Doody
National College of Art and Design
English
Hardcover
98 pages
215 x 300 mm
2019
This is a printed copy of artist Alisha Doody’s thesis for her MA in Socially Engaged Art and Further Education based on PhotoIreland including an interview with Ángel Luis González Fernández.
About the Author
Alisha Doody is a visual artist with a socially engaged practice whose work combines solo and collaborative research methodologies. Through photography, moving image and installation her work explores the role of mentorship and history in relation to identity development specifically within the LGBTQI+ community. Recent awards include the Next Generation Artist Award 2021 and Artist in the Community Research and Development Award 2020.
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About the Publisher
The National College of Art and Design is Ireland’s oldest art institution, offering the largest range of art and design degrees at undergraduate and postgraduate level in Ireland. The College has four Schools; Design, Education, Fine Art and Visual Culture.From its beginnings the College has been as equally concerned with fine art as with design. Artists and designers of international repute are invited to teach or give special lectures in the College. Exchange programmes with colleges and universities in Europe and the United States take place annually. Individual staff members are linked to numerous professional organisations at home and abroad. The College is a member of the European League of the Institute of the Arts. The College has been a recognised college of the National University of Ireland since 1996, in 2011 it became a Recognised College of University College Dublin (UCD).
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