Eoghan got AI to generate the image of an Irish filmmaker. It shows a man whose eyes are those of someone who has spent the majority of his professional life waiting, and knows there's a lot more of that coming down the track. 10/10

Friday’s featured work from the RHA Annual Exhibition is a photograph from Conor Horgan.

Image: An Bhinn Bhuí, archival pigment print on 308 gsm Hahnemühle Photo Pearl paper, framed in walnut box frame with black oil stain behind AR glass, 38x61cm. Edition of 6, 4 available.

Using the objection form to stop Facebook from using my work to train its AI. As FB/Meta owns Instagram it applies to that as well. Check your FB notifications for link.

My film One Hundred Mornings is now available on Prime Video UK & IE instagram.com/reel/C7OU-IDsC…

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Just seen that One Hundred Mornings, a brilliant Irish film directed by Conor Horgan and with a score by me is now on Prime Video. amazon.co.uk/gp/video/detai…

Delighted to have a work in the 194th Open exhibition at RHA Gallery. The hang is really great this year, with photography showing alongside all the other art forms. I really like how my work Edge no 1- An Bhinn Bhuí (top) has been paired with Wave of Grief by Glenn Keelan

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My portrait of author Juliana Adelman, whose historical novel The Grateful Water (New Island Books) will be launched tomorrow by Aingeala Flannery 🇵🇸 in Hodges Figgis, Dublin.

Morning all.

Photograph by Harry Gruyaert, Ireland, County Kerry, 1983.

Went out with my assistant last night and found some interesting locations for an upcoming portrait for Literature Ireland

Anjali is a good interviewer, working on a worthwhile project