This looks worth a visit @NationalGallery #art #Monet From The Economist Espresso: All that is solid: Claude Monet https://espresso.economist.com/0b7acbba52fb92b2e9c818f7f56bac99
"There is no shame in being a #photographer, you don’t have to be an #artist." Discuss. #photography #art https://unitednationsofphotography.com/2018/01/11/some-thoughts-on-photography-for-2018/ via @UNofPhoto
Folks I am liking @ellohype -- it has all the right ingredients. If you're an artist or fan thereof def worth checking out: https://ello.co/discover #photography #art
Discovering http://ello.co @ellohype "almost like LinkedIn for artists" #art #photography. Liking it.
ARTICLE: "Mr Ulster buys a painting" @brianjohnspencr @canvasgalleries @meghandowney @niassembly #art #Belfast #NorthernIreland https://medium.com/mrulster/mr-ulster-buys-a-painting-6c75c3986e64
Mr Ulster buys a painting
Mr Ulster buys a painting30 November 2017 For my 50th birthday, I wanted a special gift, something that I would always attribute to that milestone event. I have long appreciated visual arts; I even took a few art history modules at university. I dabbled with drawing, which I enjoyed, but quickly realised that getting competent... Continue Reading →
My latest article for @NorthernSlant. A powerful artistic testimony of a bomb blast survivor #TheTroubles #NorthernIreland #art #photography https://x.com/NorthernSlant/status/905404659053072384
A victim from the inside out: Photographic exhibition of Maurice Hobson
A victim from the inside out: Photographic exhibition of Maurice Hobson by Allan LEONARD 6 September 2017 Maurice Hobson was a 17-year-old pupil at Dungannon Royal School when a bomb blew up in Market Square, while he was waiting to board the school bus. A car jack hit him on the left side of his... Continue Reading →
Solace or detachment in our journeys? Translink photography exhibition
Solace or detachment in our journeys? Translink photography exhibition by Allan LEONARD 9 August 2017 Passengers who have travelled through Belfast Central Station this summer have had an opportunity to meet others captured in photographs by students from Ulster University’s School of Art. The public exhibition of large prints mounted onto easels is named “Journey”,... Continue Reading →
Poetry & Place: Photographic interpretations of Louis MacNeice
Poetry & Place: Photographic interpretations of Louis MacNeiceby Allan LEONARD25 July 2017 Women of the Ards peninsula worked with community artist, Jane McComb, to use photography not only to document social, maritime, and agricultural legacy of the area, but also to give interpretation to the writings of poet, Louis MacNeice (1907–1963), who is buried locally... Continue Reading →
ARTICLE: #Art of #Conflict Transformation @The_JHS @PaulaMcFetridge @WolvArtGallery @osearsgallery @colin_davidson https://northernireland.foundation/2017/07/27/art-can-tread-where-words-and-politics-often-cant/
“Art can tread where words and politics often can’t”: The Art of Conflict Transformation
“Art can tread where words and politics often can’t”: The Art of Conflict Transformation @The_JHS by Allan LEONARD for Shared Future News 25 July 2017 As part of the 30th anniversary of the John Hewitt Society international summer school, the Institute for Conflict Research (ICR) sponsored a panel discussion, “The Art of Conflict Transformation”, which... Continue Reading →