"Skyline" Sinéid Codd, Kathleen Mullaniff, Eugene Palmer, Charlotte Snook Kathleen Mullaniff, Senior Lecturer BA Fine Art, curates the exhibition Skyline.

This exhibition was presented and curated by Kathleen Mullaniff. The horizon and the edge of the land have always fascinated and inspired artists. As a boat might travel towards the horizon or a walker might travel towards a skyline so a visual artist takes a metaphorical journey towards a goal, aspiration or desire. Art in itself is a process of discovery. Experimentation and risk are the material currency that the visual artist encounters. The exhibition brings together the works of Sinéid Codd, Kathleen Mullaniff, Eugene Palmer, and Charlotte Snook, this notion of discovery and contrast in ideas, medium and intent should make for an exiting and thoughtful display of art works. Their work is diverse in theme and use of medium, however they all share a concern with contemporary interpretations of identity, memory and subjectivity. The title ‘Skyline’ seems appropriate to the ideas and sentiments of these particular artists. These include the human subject, the natural world and visual story telling. All four artists have a passion for painting, drawing, installation and print. Each in different ways is concerned with material processes and make artefacts’ that take time and the application of detail to produce. The artists have a fascination with pictorial space, surface, light and structure.