Paul Hallahan

Paul Hallahan uses a variety of methods of making work and is interested in themes that explore perception and interaction with environment both on micro- and macro-scale. Varying from very small sculptures to large-scale paintings to video, Paul Hallahan’s work opens up questions of how we see the basics, colour, form, and depth. The primal mind is of interest to him as well as the way in which we read and interact with art both now and in the past.

Exhibitions include: (solo and two-person) And when he came to, (Paul Hallahan & Lee Welch), Platform Gallery, Belfast (2019); It's not the worst I have looked, just the most I have ever cared, Studio 11, Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, (2019); back on the beach in the freezing sand (PH & LW), Garter Lane Gallery, Waterford, (2019); and it was raining out of a low sky (PH & LW), Sternview Gallery, Cork, (2019); Tone as is, Berlin Opticians Gallery, Dublin, (2019); and the tide was way out (PH & LW), DLR Lexicon Gallery, (2019); We, Ashford Gallery, RHA, Dublin, (2018); the number called value, The Lab, Dublin, (2018); Paper thin walls, Eight Gallery, Dublin, (2017)

Group exhibitions include: In our colours, dlr Lexicon, (2020); ARRANGEMENTS, Pallas Projects, (2019); RHA annual, (2019); Stream, The Sailors Home, Limerick, (2018); Periodical Review 7, Pallas Projects, Dublin, (2017); This is Water, Catalyst Arts, Belfast, (2016); dumbfounded by nature, Banff centre, Canada (2014); I want to be your dog, The Glue Factory Glasgow (2014).