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OverviewFiona Finnegan, All Hallows' Eve, 2024, Oil on linen on wood, 50 x 50 cm
Fiona Finnegan graduated with an MFA with distinction from Ulster University, Belfast, in 2009, and a BA Hons in Music and Visual Practice from the University of Brighton in 2001. Her solo exhibitions include Harvest at Arusha Gallery, London, and November Eve at Arusha Gallery, Edinburgh (both 2023), The Polar Night at Arusha Gallery, Bruton (2022), and The Frog Devoured The Sun at Domobaal Gallery, London (2018), and the University of Ulster, Belfast (2017).
Group exhibitions featuring her work include The Second Body at Soho Revue, London, Portal and Hawthorn and the Feast of Julian at Arusha Gallery (2023), Generation 2022 at Butler Gallery, Kilkenny, Chorus at Arusha Gallery, Edinburgh, Penumbra at F.E. McWilliam Gallery, Banbridge (2020), and Waking The Witch, a touring exhibition supported by Arts Council England (2018/2019). Her paintings are part of the public collections of the Arts Council of Northern Ireland and the University of Ulster, Belfast.
Courtesy of Arusha Gallery
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BiographyFiona Finnegan, All Hallows' Eve, 2024, Oil on linen on wood, 50 x 50 cm
EDUCATION
2009 Master of Fine Art with distinction, University of Ulster
2001 BA Hons Music and Visual Practice University of Brighton
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2024 Arusha Gallery, London, “Harvest”
2023 Arusha Gallery, Edinburgh, “November Eve”
2022 Arusha Gallery, Bruton, “The Polar Night”
2020 Arusha Gallery, Edinburgh, “Midnight Candy”
2018 Domobaal, London, “The Frog Devoured the Sun”
2017 University of Ulster Gallery, Belfast, “The Frog Devoured the Sun”
2011 3 Solo Exhibitions, Dickson Hall, Belfast
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2024 Enari Gallery, Amsterdam, NL, “Make Me See”
Soho Revue, London, “The Second Body”
2023 John Marchant Gallery, Brighton, “Light Years Ahead”
Arusha Gallery, London, “Portal”
2022 Arusha Gallery, Edinburgh, “Chorus”
2021 Hallidays Mill, Stroud, “Invoking Absence” curated by Patricia Brien
2020 James Freeman Gallery, London, “Silent Slips” curated by Dereck Harris
FE McWilliam, Banbridge, “Prenumbra: co-curated by Louise Wallace and Riann Coulter
2019 Art Space Portsmouth, Portsmouth, “Allhallowtide”
Scunthorpe, Bonington Gallery, Nottingham & Sidney, “Waking the Witch, 20-21 Visual Arts”
Cooper Gallery, Canterbury
2018 Oriel Davies Gallery, Newtown, Wales, “Waking the Witch”
Arusha Gallery, Edinburgh, “Night Realms”
Alexandra College, Dublin, “Hermione Exhibition”
2017 A.P.T. Gallery, Deptford, London, “Creekside open selected by Alison Wilding”
A.P.T. Gallery, Deptford, London, “Creekside open selected by Jordan Basemen”
Alexandra College, Dublin, “Hermione Exhibition”
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