Art NOW Series: Niall Donaghy

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Art NOW Series: Niall Donaghy
Meander - a nonlinear survey of personal objects and observations.
12 pm | February 6, 2019
University Recital Hall
Free admission, everyone welcome!

Niall Donaghy is a sculptor and sculpture based installation artist.  He received a Masters degree in Fine Art from York University in Toronto, ON; a Bachelors degree in Fine Art from NSCAD University in Halifax, NS, and a Fine Arts Diploma from Fanshawe College in London, ON.

Niall was a sessional instructor in the Odette Centre for Sculpture at York University 2003-2005, sculpture technician at the University of Waterloo 2005-2007, sessional instructor and sculpture technician in the School of Design and Visual Arts at Georgian College, in Barrie, ON from 2009-2016.  In 2016 Niall moved from Ontario to Lethbridge to assume the roll of sculpture technician in the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Lethbridge.  He is currently the Art Department Manager of Facilities.

Over the past 15 years, Niall has participated in numerous group exhibitions, including Showcase .07, Cambridge Galleries, Cambridge, ON (2007); Flight Dreams, the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, Halifax, NS (2008); Ticket to Ride, University of Waterloo Art Gallery, Waterloo, ON (2010); TH&B2, Hamilton, ON (2012).

Selected solo exhibitions include:  Superfortress, the Grimsby Public Art Gallery, Grimsby, ON (2006);  Labyrinth Coaster, Campus Gallery , Georgian College, Barrie, ON (2009); Sympathetic Hunting Magic, The Robert McLughlin Gallery, Oshawa, ON (2011).

Niall has received a number of grants, scholarships and awards including: a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Grant (SSHRC); Ontario Arts Council Project Grant; City of Barrie Emerging Artist Award; TD Bank Award – Grimsby Public Art Gallery.

Image (detail): Niall Donaghy, Labrynth Coaster, basswood, masonite and birch plywood, 13' dia. x 42".

Can't make it to campus for the lecture? Bring your lunch and check out the livestream at Casa.


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