Eoghan Ryan
Eoghan Ryan’s work incorporates performance, video and installation, exploring issues around new modes of institutional critique, as well as the bodily and abject. His work has been described as an investigation into the “empirical collapse within the more fluid collective bodies/structures that we occupy.”
Education
MFA Goldsmiths, University of London, UK
BA National College of Art and Design, Dublin
Selected Exhibitions, Performances & Public Events
‘Viewing Copy,’ Catalyst Arts, Belfast
‘The Modern Dance (In the Light of Today’s Questions),’ IMMA, Dublin, Ireland
‘As Above, So Below: Portals, Visions, Spirits & Mystics,’ Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, Ireland
‘As We May Think’, IFI Cinema, Dublin, Ireland
Rowing, London, UK
‘The Museum as Performance,’ Future Friendships II, Serralves Museum for Contemporary Art, Porto
‘Knife Block,’ Performance event, Kem Project Space, Warsaw, Poland
Website Commission, RGKSKSRG
Outpost Open Film 2016, Selected by Ed Atkins
‘Behind sedentary’, Rowing, London
‘And No Animal Is Without Enemy,’ Performance Event, Cubitt, London
‘CITIZEN’ – Chisenhale Dance, Curated by Taylor La Melle
‘Exit, Stuttering and Nebula,’ group exhibition at Contemporary, Riga
‘SunScreen,’ Westminster Waste, London
‘Cookie Gate,’ Ellis King, Dublin
‘FATM,’ Co-curated by Tracy Hanna and Emer Lynch, Dublin
‘The Conch,’ South London Gallery, London
‘Wilderness,’ New Shelter Plan, Copenhagen
‘BCC:Curators Go to The Bar 90+,’ Rupert, Vilnius
‘The Hyperlinks or it didn’t happen’ Vilnius, Lithuania
‘Primal Architecture,’ Roadkill, Irish Museum of Modern Art
PLASTIK Moving Image Festival 2015 in association with LUX, IFI AND TBG+Studios, IFI, Dublin
Eoghan Ryan and Ian White live! and in conversation, South London Gallery, London
‘Oh wicked flesh!,’ South London Gallery, London
Press
‘Behind Sedentary,’ Eoghan Ryan, AQNB
Awards & Residencies
Visual Arts Bursary, Arts Council Ireland
Inaugural Critical Forum Award, PLASTIK Moving Image Festival in association with LUX, IFI AND TBG+Studios
Artists International Development Fund with the British Council and Arts Council England
Nina Steward Award and residency with South London Gallery and SPACE