About : www.nickyteegan.com

Nicky Teegan (born 1987, Dublin) is based between London and Dublin.

Education
2015: Masters in Design History and Material Culture, National College of Art and Design, Dublin
2011/2012: Masters in Fine Art, Chelsea College of Arts, University of the Arts, London.
2005/2009: Bachelor in Visual Arts Practice, Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Dun Laoghaire, Dublin

Solo and Two Person Exhibitions
2014: 'At dawn we will stand in a circle, as the sun rises it will renew the souls of the pure’ with Conor Mary Foy, NCAD Gallery, Dublin.
2013: 'At Dawn we will stand in a circle holding hands', with Conor Mary Foy, Tactic Gallery, Cork.
2013: 'Cozmic Transmissions' (solo), The Drawing Project, Dublin.
2013: 'Star Gazing Lazer Cats' (solo), Lewisham Arthouse, London.
2012: 'Operation Prayer Power' (solo), Chelsea College of Art and Design, London

Selected Exhibitions and Events
2015: 'The Anti Room', ArtBox, Dublin.
2015: 'Front Horse', Balfron Tower, Bow Arts, London.
2015 'I See a Darkness', Dunamaise Arts Centre and Theatre, Portlaoise, Ireland.
2015: 'I See a Darkness', Kevin Kavanagh Gallery, Dublin, Ireland.
2014: 'Studio. Tomorrow. Buy Me Things Like Machines', East Street Art Gallery, London.
2013: 'Signal' at Bold Tendencies, London.
2013 'Open Cube'',The White Cube, Masons Yard, London.
2012: MA Fine Art Exhibition, 2012: Chelsea College of Arts, London.
2012: 'Flock of Seagulls',The Triangle Gallery, Chelsea College Of Arts, London.
2012: 'SWITCH/OVER', Wimbledon Space, London.
2012: 'In-Bang-Show-Out', The Pigeon Wing Gallery, London.
2011:'Xamples', The Triangle Gallery, Chelsea College of Arts, London.
2011:'Freedom to the City', RUA RED, Dublin.
2011:'Invite or Reject', Chicago Loop Alliance, Chicago.
2009:'Bouvard et Pecuchet', The Lighthouse Cinema, Dublin.
2009:'16-4-1', Irish Museum of Contemporary Art, Dublin.
2009:'No Fixed Abode', Tullamore, Ireland.
2009:'Scribble Box', Bombhouse, Dublin.
2009:IADT Graduate Exhibition, Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Dun Laoghaire, Dublin.
2009: Fringe Festival, Drogheda, Louth, Ireland.
2008: 'Is This considered poetry?', Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Dun Laoghaire Dublin.
2008: 'One in Ten', Broadstone Gallery and Studios, Dublin.
2007: 'Dara', Backloft, Dublin.

Projects
Ormond Studios, Dublin 2009 – Current Date (founding member)
The Ormond Studios Graduate Programme 2010, Ormond Studios, Dublin.
Practice: The Ormond Studios Lecture Series, Ormond Studios, Dublin, December 2010

Public Talks
2015: 'Sustainable Production'. Wimbledon College of Art and Design, London
2015:'Praxis: Culture and Sustainability', Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridge.
2014: 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Waste?', FabLab, London.
2014: 'Sustaining Creativity: Data Lab', The Watershed, Bristol.
2013: 'Pyschogeography', Crawford College of Art and Design, Cork, Ireland.
2013: 'LICK THIS', The Drawing Project, Dublin.
2010: Open Space Forum, Exchange, Dublin.
2010: 'Practice: Lecture Series', Ormond Studios, Dublin.
2010: 'Whatdoyoustandfor', National College of Art and Design, Dublin.

Residencies and Awards
2015: Visual Culture Scholarship, National College of Art and Design, Dublin.
2013: Sculpture Residency at Sample Studios, Cork, Ireland.
2013: The Lewisham Arthouse Graduate Residency.
2013: Shortlisted for The Bloomberg New Contemporaries.
2013: Nominated for the Red Mansion Prize.
2012: Nominated for the GAM Gilbert de Botton Art Prize.
2011: Cecil Lewis Sculpture Scholarship.
2011: Cow House Studios, Ireland.

Relevant Work Experience
2015: Guest Speaker, Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Dun Laoghaire, Dublin.
2014 – 2015: Programme Coordinator, Julie's Bicycle, London.
2014: Graduate Exhibition Coordinator, London College of Communication, London.
2013: Guest Lecturer, Crawford College of Art and Design
2009 – 2011: Co-director and founder of Ormond Studios, Dublin.
2010 – 2011: Membership Administrator, Visual Artists Ireland, Dublin.

Publications
2010: 'Are creative classes designed to work with no fixed abode?', Occupy Paper, Issue 5