Showing posts with label graduate profiles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graduate profiles. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 30, 2016

Current CCAM library displays

We are getting behind the creative arts theme with three displays at the moment in the library. Pop-in and peruse...
 

Display Cabinet - Eimear Jean McCormack 

Our very own Eimear Jean McCormack who has recently graduated with an MA in Graphic Design. Eimear
Jean has kindly lent the library some of her work for display. The projects are titled An Outsider's Potrait and Colour and Space and the medium is silkscreen, hand bound and inkjet.

Table - Library Ireland Week

Library Ireland Week 2016 -Libraries: Empowering through Online Access.

We've taken the opportunity to highlight some of the online content the library provides - we have a large collection of e-books, e-journals, newspapers and databases.

The CUAL repository is another handy online resource - CUAL makes research by staff and students at the three institutes (GMIT, Letterkenny IT and Sligo IT) available to the academic, business and wider communities in the Connacht-Ulster Region of Ireland - http://cual.openrepository.com/cual



And don't forget ... 

Behind the desk - Graduate Profile 

Katie Moore a visual artist based in the west of Ireland. Katie uses textiles, stitching and installation in
addition to drawing and video to create visual experiences of the world. She is a recent graduate of CCAM with a first class honours in Design in Textile. We have information from her past and current exhibitions, her thesis and a copy of Paper Bloom a permanent documentation of her Jackie Clarke Collection Residency to Commemorate 1916.


Come in a take a look....

Wednesday, November 16, 2016

CCAM Graduate Profiles

First up is Katie Moore 



Katie completed her BA in Design in Textiles in 2015, she is a visual artist based in the West of Ireland.

Her most recent works include Nothing was left to chance, Everything was clinical, a solo exhibition at the Custom House Studios and Gallery, Westport and Paper Bloom, an exhibition resulting from a residency in commemoration of the 1916 Rising.