Abigail O'Brien, PHRA, (born 1957 in Dublin, Ireland) is a contemporary Irish artist and the first female president of the Royal Hibernian Academy since its establishment in 1823. O'Brien's work explores themes such as ritual and rites of passage, and the domestic realm. O'Brien is best known for her multi-media installations featuring photography, video, sculpture, 3D printing, sound, inflatables, embroidery and handmade objects.
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| - Abigail O'Brien, PHRA, (born 1957 in Dublin, Ireland) is a contemporary Irish artist and the first female president of the Royal Hibernian Academy since its establishment in 1823. O'Brien's work explores themes such as ritual and rites of passage, and the domestic realm. O'Brien is best known for her multi-media installations featuring photography, video, sculpture, 3D printing, sound, inflatables, embroidery and handmade objects. (en)
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| - With Bread, The Last Supper, Fortitude, Temperance, Prudence, Justice, The Rag Tree Series, Airfix Days, Peter The Painter, Look Who's Coming To Dinner, Love Tokens, The Silk Route Series, Bella (en)
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| - Abigail O'Brien, PHRA, (born 1957 in Dublin, Ireland) is a contemporary Irish artist and the first female president of the Royal Hibernian Academy since its establishment in 1823. O'Brien's work explores themes such as ritual and rites of passage, and the domestic realm. O'Brien is best known for her multi-media installations featuring photography, video, sculpture, 3D printing, sound, inflatables, embroidery and handmade objects. O'Brien has received numerous awards and exhibits internationally. Her work is in private and public collections including The Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, The Caldic Collection, Rotterdam, The Museum of Modern Art, Vienna, The Kuntsmuseum Den Haag, The Netherlands, The Kriegel Foundation New York. O’Brien lives and works in Ireland. (en)
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