Clare Langan

Clare Langan studied Fine Art at the National College of Art and Design, Dublin and with a Fulbright Scholarship, completed a film workshop at NYU. In 2017 she was awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Fine Arts from The National University of Ireland. In 2019 she was elected a member of Aosdána. She has represented Ireland in numerous international Biennales, including the 25th Bienal de Sao Paulo, 2002 Brazil; The Liverpool Biennial – International 2002, Tate Liverpool: Sounds and Visions, Art Film and Video from Europe, 2009, Museum of Modern Art, Tel Aviv; Singapore Biennial 2008, curated by Fumio Nanjo touring to Dojima River Biennale 2009, Osaka Japan; Busan Biennale 2010, South Korea. In 2003 Langan presented A Film Trilogy at MoMA in New York and at the RHA, Dublin.

 

In 2022, her work was shown in Kunsthaus Kaufbeuren, Germany, Foundation In Between Art and Film, Rome as well as numerous film festivals worldwide with the release of The Rewilding. In 2020, The Heart of a Tree premiered at the Kino Der Kunst in Munich, where it was acquired by the prestigious Foundation In Between Art and Film, Rome. Flight from the City was selected by the Crawford Gallery for Artists Film International (AFI), which toured worldwide through 2021 to The Whitechapel, London, The Hammer Museum LA, The Museum of Modern Art, Moscow.

 

Her films and photographs are in a number of international public and private collections including IMMA, The Arts Council of Ireland, Foundation In Between Art and Film, Rome, The OPW, the Tony Podesta Private Collection, Washington, and the Hugo and Carla Brown Collection, UK. She has undertaken numerous public art commissions including NUI Maynooth.

Clare Langan’s Exhibition

Art in black and white on a white wall at Luan gallery. The exhibition
art in a white room with a wooden floor and an art viewer at Luan Gallery
Black and white art on a white wall with a wooden floor and bench at Luan Gallery
exposition at Luan Gallery - at the gates of silent memory -clare langan
at the gates of silent memory by clare langan

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