Hazel O’Sullivan / CV

b. 1998 in Dublin, Ireland.

EDUCATION

2022 > MA Fine Art

Chelsea College of Arts (UAL), London, UK. Achieved: Distinction

2021 > BA Fine Art (International) with Critical Cultures

National College of Art and Design (NCAD), Dublin, Ireland. Achieved: First Class Honours.

2020 > Erasmus Fine Art Painting

University of Fine Arts Münster, (Kunstakademie Münster), Germany. Achieved: First Class Honours

RESIDENCIES

2023 > (Current) Good Eye Projects Summer Residency, Hammersmith, London, UK. (4 months)

2022/23 > Hypha Studios x Mason & Fifth, Camden, London, UK. (2 month live-in residency)

2022 > PADA Studios x Turps Banana, Lisbon, Portugal. (1 month live-in residency)

AWARDS

2023 > Shortlisted for Clifford Chance x UAL London Sculpture Award, 2023.

2022 > Solstice Visual Arts Award, Co. Meath, Ireland.

2022 > Longlisted for Lewisham Graduate Award Scheme, London, UK.

2022 > Longlisted for UK New Artist Award, Saatchi Gallery, London, UK.

2021 > Clancy Quay/Superprojects Professional Development Award, supported by the Irish Arts Council.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2023 > Harvest Gold, Solstice Arts Centre, Co. Meath, Ireland.

2023 > Magnolia, Dark Yellow Dot, 1B Gallery, London, UK. (Upcoming)

2022 > We Broke Our Backs Years Ago, Platform Arts, Belfast, Northern Ireland.

2021 > Inner-City, The Wilton Gallery, Curated by Ritika Callow, Dublin, Ireland.

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2023 >

(Upcoming)

Trinity Access Programme, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.

First Edition, Collective Ending, London, UK.

Spring and Summer Residency Show, Good Eye Projects, London, UK.

Deorad, Hermans Auctions, Dublin, Ireland.

(Past)

Graduate Exhibition, Outset Gallery, Galway, Ireland.

RHA 193rd Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy, Dublin, Ireland.

Contemporary Discoveries, The Wilton Gallery, Dublin, Ireland.

Outside The Box - SCOOP Art Foundation, RHA Gallery, Dublin, Ireland.

Dessel ‘23, Herman’s Auction, Dublin, Ireland.

New Horizons, Green on Red Gallery, Dublin, Ireland.

2022 >

Surveyor 2022, Solstice Arts Centre, Co. Meath, Ireland.

TURPS & PADA RESIDENCY 04, PADA Studios, Lisbon, Portugal.

Paipeir, Hang Tough Contemporary, Dublin, Ireland.

MA Fine Art Graduate Showcase, Chelsea College of Arts, London, UK.

RHA 192nd Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy, Dublin, Ireland.

Bread & Butter, co-curated exhibition at Filet Gallery, London, UK.

Back To Life, St. Saviours Church Pimlico, London, UK.

2021 >

Surveyor 2021, Solstice Arts Centre, Co. Meath, Ireland.

It’s At Home x Dublin Modular, The Complex Gallery, Dublin, Ireland.

Having a Coke With You, The Cookhouse Gallery (co-curated with Central Saint Martins), London, UK.

Culture Night x First Day Gallery at the Guinness Storehouse, Dublin, Ireland.

RISING 2021, Hang Tough Contemporary, Dublin, Ireland.

BA Grad Show NCAD Works, National College of Art and Design, Dublin, Ireland.

BA Grad Show IMMA Outdoors, Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, Ireland.

Pharmakon, The Temple Bar Medical Centre, Dublin, Ireland.

Painting: Positives in The Pandemic, sponsored by NTMA Sports and Social Club, Dublin, Ireland.

2020 >

The Winter Open, The Courthouse Gallery, Co. Clare, Ireland.

Rundgang, University of Fine Arts Münster (Kunstakademie Münster), Germany

2019 >

Trajectory, co-curated at NCAD Gallery, Dublin, Ireland.

COLLECTIONS

2022 > Mason & Fifth Collection, Primrose Hill, Camden, London, UK

2021 > Critical Cultures Research Essay, selected by Professor David Crowley, NCAD, Dublin, Ireland.

2021 > The Irish State Art Collection, selected by Fine Art Registrar Davey Moor, Office of Public Works.

PUBLICATIONS

2023 > Dessel ‘23, with excerpt written by Rachael Gunning, Herman’s Auction, Dublin, Ireland.

2023 > Made In Bed Magazine, Sotheby’s Institute of Art, London, UK.

2022 > Páipéar Book, exhibition catalogue, Hang Tough Contemporary.

2021 > Inner-City, review by David Archbold.

2021 > The Artists To Watch, The Irish Tatler/Sunday Business Post by Jessie Collins.

2021 > New Generation Graduates 2021, Irish Arts Review autumn edition by Sarah Kelleher.

© 2023 | Hazel O’Sullivan