About
Meadhbh McNutt is an Irish artist, art writer and editor.
Meadhbh's artistic practice traverses creative writing, critical theory and visual art. Her work grapples with ideas of voyeurism, technology and power – unearthing discrepancies between lived experience and the systems from which we seek guidance.
Meadhbh was recipient of the 2020 VAI/DCC Art Writing Award. She is currently delivering the fourth edition of her sold-out art writing workshop series at CCA Derry~Londonderry. Throughout 2019, Meadhbh served as Co-Director at Galway's 126 Artist-Run Gallery while also working as a freelance editor and copywriter.
Her words can be found in Tank Magazine, Circa Art Magazine, HeadStuff and Visual Artists' News Sheet, among other publications. Her visual work has been exhibited internationally in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Hungary, Poland and Hong Kong.
Solo Exhibitions
2019
Idolum, 126 Artist-Run Gallery, Galway
2015
Varieties of Self, Tramore Pop-up Gallery, Carrigart Arts Festival, Donegal
Selected Group Exhibitions
2020
Covid 19 Exhibition, The Minecraft Gallery with Regional Cultural Centre, Letterkenny, Donegal
2019
Artlink Members Show, Artlink, Fort Dunree, Donegal
2017
Night of 1000 Drawings, the Hive Central, Hong Kong
2016
Give Me The Sun, Patriothall Gallery, Edinburgh
2015
Duncan of Jordanstone Degree Show, University of Dundee
Spaces of Uncertainty: Unclaimed Baggage, Opcja Gallery, Kraków
Generator Members Show, GENERATOR Projects, Dundee
2014
Spaces of Uncertainty, Barcsay Hall, HUFA, Budapest
The Third Place, An Grianán Theatre, Donegal
2013
2 Years and Counting, Roseangle Arts Café, Dundee
No Fail, Duncan of Jordanstone, Dundee
Awards
2016
CRMEP Aesthetics & Art Theory Award for Outstanding Achievement
2015
DJCAD Art, Philosophy & Contemporary Practices Award
Nominee for Roche Continents Programme, Salzburg
Member
Visual Artists Ireland
126 Gallery, Galway
Publications
Visual Artists' News Sheet:
Virtual Exhibitions: How Should Participation Feel?
2 Meter Review:
(Un)titled:
HeadStuff:
Unrepresentable Trauma: Joji Koyama & Tujiko Noriko Interview
Circa Art Magazine:
Above the Fold:
Rowman & Littlefield
The Still Missing People (Thinking Catherine Malabou)
Tank Magazine
Art:
Review of Anne Imhof's Faust the album
Interviews:
Travel:
DURA
Press
Visual Artists' News Sheet
This is Galway, Events
Above the Fold, Feature in Monthly Edition
The Courier ...From Tay to the Danube
Editing & Copywriting
Tank Magazine: The Book Issue, Summer 2017
