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Brendan's Corner
2022
Photography
20 x 30 cm Direct print on brushed silver aluminium
Edition of 20
€148 (includes 13.5% VAT)
Conlon has been taking photographs in the market area of Dublin 7 over the last decade, documenting the slow deterioration inside the market as it prepared to close its doors and the traders dispersed. Brendan’s Cafe thankfully continues to trade as it always did due to the fact there are many builders in the area as the market traders have now gone. The artist visits this cafe frequently where you a get a reasonably cheap fry washed down by a generous amount of tea. The cafe is iconic and now is used quite a lot for film shoots as places like this have become so rare in Dublin.
Joanne Betty Conlon is a Dublin based visual artist. She studied fine art printmaking and photography at Limerick School of Art & Design. Her work has been exhibited at the Format International Photography Festival, RHA and RUA annual exhibitions, Carlow Arts Festival, The Library Project and The Darkroom. She works primarily in the medium of photography in analogue and digital formats. Betty a member of The Darkroom, Dublin 7, where she develops and hand prints her photographs. Using photography as the foundation of her work, she expresses her ideas through various platforms, such as printmaking and drawing, to produce new narratives where real and imaginary coexist. She is concerned with gathering a visual preservation of places and people. Her work often deals with the past and how life's continuous flux affects us. She has consistently documented her surroundings through photography, especially Dublin City, which has undergone significant changes over the last 20 years. She is passionate about highlighting the possibilities and importance of people and locations, the unnoticeable throughout the city. She aspires to investigate, reflect, and tell their stories through her work. Betty has been awarded the Arts Council Agility Award in 2022 and 2023. Her work is held in private and public collections.
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