In 2026 a new website will be launched

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Email at seanlynchmoyvane@gmail.com

CURRENT

Oliver Dowling Memorial Lecture

Royal Hibernian Academy, Dublin

November 11, 2026

Info and book here

Trust Artists Unconditionally

Curated exhibition

Garter Lane Arts Centre, Waterford

Download catalogue here

Ghost Work

Screening programme at Lighthouse Cinema, Dublin

With Hugh Lane Gallery and AEMI

See here

UPCOMING

Artist as a Storyteller

Performance

Grazer Kunstverein

December 2026

Solo exhibition

Kevin Kavanagh Gallery, Dublin

April 2027

Ongoing

Askeaton Contemporary Arts

See recent publications here

Selected media resources

Dreamtime Ireland

Visual Centre for Contemporary Art, Carlow

2025

See here

Banana Accelerationism

The Complex, Dublin, 2024

Read a review here

Distant Things Appear Suddenly Near

Public art project

University Square, Melbourne, 2021-5

See here

What Is An Apparatus?

Galway Arts Centre / Galway International Arts Festival, 2022

Hear RTE Radio 1 interview with Luke Clancy here

Tak Tent O’ Time Ere Time Be Tint

Edinburgh Art Festival / Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop, 2021

In conversation with Catalina Lozano here

Adventure Capital

Venice Biennale 2015

Read Chris Fite-Wassilak in Art Review here

BIOGRAPHY

Sean Lynch (b.1978) lives and works in Askeaton, County Limerick, Ireland. He represented Ireland at the Venice Biennale in 2015. Prominent solo exhibitions include Edinburgh Art Festival (2021); Henry Moore Institute, Leeds (2019); Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin (2017); Charles H. Scott Gallery, Vancouver (2016); Rose Art Museum, Boston (2016) and Modern Art Oxford (2014). He has held fellowships and been a visiting professor at universities and colleges in the United Kingdom, United States and Canada, and is a graduate of the Stadelschule, Frankfurt. His work is represented by Ronchini, London and Kevin Kavanagh Gallery, Dublin. Alongside Michele Horrigan, he works at Askeaton Contemporary Arts, an artist-led residency, commissioning and publication initiative situated in the west of Ireland since 2006.