April 19th, 2019

Troubles Art Lunchtime Talk: Gerry Gleason

Friday, April 19, 2019 — 1pm

Gerry Gleason will discuss his work and artistic practice at this free lunchtime talk at Nerve Visual Gallery, Ebrington.

Registration is advised. For more information and to register, email: m.hamill@nervecentre.org or tel: 028 7126 0562.

About the artist:

Gerry Gleason, born in Belfast, has been working as an artist for over 40 years. He has had numerous solo exhibitions and been included in many group shows in Ireland, Europe and America. He is a member of the artists’ collective, Queen Street Studios in Belfast, where he still works.

Birdcage was painted during a period when central Belfast was surrounded, or enclosed, by security barriers where civilians and vehicles were searched on entering as a safeguard against bomb attacks. Working in his studio in the centre of the city, the artist, symbolised by the bird in this painting, pondered whether he was being protected or entrapped by the barriers.

Troubles Art

Project Contacts

Danielle Carragher

Community Engagement Officer at National Museums NI

Niamh Baker

Curator at National Museums NI

028 9039 5285

Shauna McGowan

Community Engagement Officer at National Museums NI

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