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Biography
Caoimhghin O Croidheain (pronounced Kee-veen
O Cree-awn) is an Irish artist who has exhibited
widely around Ireland. His work consists of
drawings and paintings and features cityscapes
of Dublin, images based on Irish history and
other work with social/political themes.
Caoimhghin studied at the National College of
Art and Design in Dublin where he obtained a BA
(Hons) degree in Fine Art. He subsequently undertook
post-graduate study in the interdisciplinary
field of Cultural Studies in Dublin City University
obtaining a Masters degree in Communications and
Cultural Studies. Caoimhghin is an Irish speaker
and holds a PhD in Language and Politics which is
published under the title Language from Below:
The Irish Language, Ideology and Power in 20th-Century
Ireland. He completed work in Dublin City University
as a Post-Doctoral researcher on the TRASNA
project (a web-based database of references to
translations of Irish literature globally). He
currently works as a part-time lecturer on
the history of Irish art for Boston University
in Dublin.
His interests vary widely from Irish history, history
of art, Gaeilge, philosophy, world cinema,
photography, Asian cuisine, travel, walking,
swimming, listening to Irish traditional, world
and classical music, teaching Set and Ceili dancing
and researching O Croidheain family history. He
is currently learning Spanish while concentrating
his time on a new series of oil paintings examining
the daily existence of people making a living in
the worst working conditions in the global economy.
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