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Editor: Eimir O'Brien
Profile:   
http://ie.linkedin.com/pub/eimir-o-brien/20/87/b2


Email:modernirishchurches@3mail.ie

Background: This project is an off shoot of on-going PhD research into this area with the National College of Art and Design, Dublin, Ireland.
 



Recent and up-coming Conferences

June 2013: 'Inhabiting Modernity: Coevality' in Irish Ecclesiastical Art Practise,1950
-1970.  New Voices: Literary and and Cultural Studies Conference, NMI Maynooth.

September 2012 Short Talk: ‘The Art of Narrative: Religious Identity in Modern Ireland’, Workshop, Historiography of Religion: New approaches to origins of narrating a religious past conference at Norrköping University, Sweden (peer review/ awarded full funding).

June 2012 Lecture: ‘Re-appropriating the Gothic: The Catholic Church and the Consolidation of Power in mid-Nineteenth Century Ireland’,  Material Religion in Modern Britain and her Worlds conference, University of Cardiff

May 2012 Lecture: '20th Century Irish Stained Glass'. Seminar, Free University of Ireland (invited).

April 2012 Lecture:  'Designing for God: The Emergence of a Modern Ecclesiastical Style in Ireland c. 1950 – 1970.', Irish Association of Art Historians Annual Study Day (peer review).

March 2012 Lecture: 'Mid-20th Century Stained Glass in the Context of Irish Church Interiors', National Gallery of Ireland Lecture Series A Miscellany of Stained Glass (invited).  

October 2011, seven day writing workshop in Cill Riallaig, Capturing the essence of craft practice in Ireland: processes of discourse, Key note lecturer Dr Judith Schwartz, NYU.

December 2008, Lecture: 'The Fleetwood Cabinet: An Example of a 17th Century Wedding Gift', National Museum of Ireland Saturday Talk Series (invited).

Other
February 2013: Interview on Near FM's programme Northside Today.

February 2013: Conference Co-ordinator Objects in Focus National Museum of Ireland, Decorative Arts and History.





 

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