•May 13, 2012 •
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http://www.dazeddigital.com/photography/article/13326/1/rca-work-in-progress
Dazed and Confused recently featured the work of four students from the RCA Photography MA work in progress show. The featured artists were Elisabeth Molin, Emma Charles, Joanna Piotrowska and myself.
The same works were also featured in HUH magaizine wich can also be found online via the link below:
http://www.huhmagazine.co.uk/3649/rca-work-in-progress-show
Here are some of the featured images from my classmates. From Left to right: Patrick Hough, Joanna Piotrowska, Emma Charles, Elisabeth Molin.
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Tags: dazed and confused, Dazed Digital, Elisabeth Molin, Emma Charles, Huh, huh magazine, Joanna Piotrowska, RCA, Royal College of Art, The Fictional Turn
•February 19, 2012 •
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Tags: Cleopatra, egypt, historical reenactment, history, ireland, Movie Props, NCAD, Patrick Hough, Props, RCA, Royal College of Art, When hollywood becomes history
•February 19, 2012 •
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Tags: Cleopatra, egypt, historical reenactment, history, ireland, Movie Props, NCAD, Patrick Hough, Props, RCA Royal College of Art, When hollywood becomes history
•August 31, 2011 •
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DCTV meets with Dublin Contemporary artist Ciara Scanlan to find out more about her work in progress for the 2011 exhibition.
Filmed and Edited by Patrick Hough. Sound by Aidan Kelly.
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Tags: Aidan Kelly, Ciara Scanlan, DCTV, Dublin Contemporary, Earlsfort Terrace, Patrick Hough
•August 31, 2011 •
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DCTV Episode 2. Curators Christian Viveros-Fauné and Jota Castro discuss their vision for Dublin Contemporary 2011.
Filmed and edited by Patrick Hough, with sound by Aidan Kelly.
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Tags: Aidan Kelly, Christian Viveros-Fauné, DCTV, Dublin Contemporary, Jota Castro, NCAD, Patrick Hough
•July 11, 2011 •
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Ive recently begun working with Dublin Contemporary, directing a new series of online videos that will bring you a wide range of subjects relating to the event. This will cover everything from interviews with the artists and curators to behind the scenes footage of the work being installed. Dublin Contemporary Television, otherwise known as DCTV aims to present a new video to the public every two weeks, the first installment of which was the program announcement at the main venue of Earlsfort Terrace. The announcement revealed the full list of participating artists which is extensive and exciting, bringing a wide range of established and emerging talents, both local and international to Dublin this September. Some of my absolute favorite artists are involved: Richard Mosse, Omer Fast, Superflex, Willie Doherty and James Coleman. The videos will appear on the Dublin Contemporary website HERE as they are released, they will also be available on via Facebook and Twitter. You can watch episode 1 below:
Dublin Contemporary is a new large-scale visual art exhibition which will take place in Dublin from September 6th until October 31st. For more information and the full list of participating artists see www.dublincontemporary.ie
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Tags: artists, curators, DCTV, Dublin Contemporary, Dublin Contemporary Television, Earlsfort Terrace, James Coleman, Omer Fast, Patrick Hough, Richard Mosse, SUPERFLEX, Willie Doherty
•July 11, 2011 •
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Some images from the opening night of my exhibition at Block T, taken by Peter Fingleton. If you didnt get a chance to make to opening, it runs till 7pm tomorrow, tuesday 12th of july. This is one of three exhibitions running in the space: Anger by Niall O’Brien, Liquidity On The Chair by Mella Travers and Take Another Left by Diarmait Grogan and Shane Connaughton. Big thanks to everyone who came out on the night!

Installation View of the exhibition:
Some images of the overall installation in Gallery 1 of Block T. The show consisted of 3 large format prints of filmsets and a large video projection seen on the back wall of my video piece ‘The Hills Have Eyes’

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Tags: Abandoned, Anger, Block T, Chronotope, Degree show 2011, Diarmait Grogan, Film Sets, Fine Art Media, history, hollywood, Large Format 4X5, Liquidity On The Chair, Mella Travers, Morocco, NCAD, New Media Art, Niall O’Brien, Ouarzazate, Patrick Hough, PhotoIreland festival 2011, Shane Connaughton, Smithfield, Take Another Left, the hills have eyes, When hollywood becomes history