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Recent Solo Exhibitions

2011 Settlement, The Copper House Gallery, Dublin
2010 Prospect, video projection, TULCA 10 Festival of Contemporary Art, Galway, Docks Shed, with Francis Alys and Marjetica Potr
2010 Guest | Prehistory of the Crisis ll, screening, Crawford Art Gallery
2009 Prospect, at Gallery of Photography, Temple Bar, Dublin
2009 Class of 73’, installation, Gallerie Arena, Les Rencontres d’Arles 09
2008 How to be a Model Citizen, Intervention in the Atrium, Civic Offices, Wood Quay, Dublin 8
2007 Destroying the Archive, Borderlines, part of Consensus Contention, University of Ulster Gallery, Belfast
2007 Resolution, multi-media installation and part of the permanent collection of, Wolverhampton Art Galler
2007 Video installation, How to be a Model Citizen, part of Search for a Space at the Marsa Open Centre for Refugees, Malta, supported by the British Council

Recent Group Exhibitions

2011 The Long View, Gallery of Photography Dublin
2011 Heaven and Earth, New York Photography Festival, Anthony Haughey and Jackie Nickerson
2009 Encounter: Dublin, Lisbon, Hong Kong and Seoul at the Korea Foundation Cultural Center, Seoul, Korea
2009 Prospect, a 2 channel video installation, part of ISEA 09, Belfast
2009 Prehistory of the Crisis ll, Project Arts Centre, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
2008 30, Contemporary Collection at the Gallery of Photography, Temple Bar, Dublin
2008 Art, Media and Contested Space, public art billboard project, Belfast, N. Ireland
2008 Novosibirsk International Photography Festival, Novosibirsk Museum, Siberia (touring)
2008 Prospect, video installation, 2MOVE: Ireland, Solstice Gallery, Navan, Ireland curated by Mieke Bal and Miguel Hernandez-Navarro
2008 Disputed Territory, Singapore International Photography Festival
2008 Class of 73, installation, Children in Conflict, Wolverhampton Art Gallery (touring)
2007 How to be a Model Citizen, video installation, part of the exhibition Rigor Mort, Basement Gallery, Dundalk, County Louth
2007 Resolution, multi-media installation and part of the permanent collection of, Wolverhampton Art Gallery
2007 De l’Europe, Dudelange steelworks, CNA Luxembourg, major exhibition representing ten years of Mosaique Research Awards

Selected Publications

2011 ‘State’, artist’s book with German artist, Susanne Bosch (published by Project Arts Centre, Dublin).
2011 Settlement’, a series of photographs investigating Ireland’s ghost estates, Source Photographic Review, January 2011
2011 Bell, V. ‘Contemporary Art and Transitional Justice in Northern Ireland: The Consolation of Form’, in the Journal of Visual Culture, London: Sage
2010 ‘Dislocations: Participatory Media with Refugees in Ireland and Malta’, in Goodnow, K and Skartveit, H L. (eds) Changes in Museum Practice New Media and Refugees: Forms and Issues of Participation, Berghahn
2010 Artists’ book, Citizen, pub. Dublin: Arts Council of Ireland (forthcoming)
2010 Migrations co-edited artists’ book by Susanne Bosch and Anthony Haughey (forthcoming)
2010 Art, Media and Contested Space, catalogue co-edited by Anthony Haughey/Kerstin Mey (forthcoming)
2009 Encounter: Dublin, Lisbon, Hong Kong and Seoul pub. Soeul: Korea Foundation Cultural Center
2009 Portfolio Arno Gisinger et Anthony Haughey, texte d’Etienne Hatt. Infra Mince, revue de photographie No. 5, Paris: Actes Sud
2009 Arno Gisinger, Anthony Haughey, galerie Aréna, École Nationale Supérieure de laPhotographie, Arles, Semaines no. 17, Semaine 26.09, Paris: les presses du réel
2008 Singapore International Photography Festival catalogue
2008 2Move: Ireland, Video Art Migration, catalogue, M. Bal and Miguel Hernandez-Navarro, pub. Murcia SA: Cendeac
2007 Artist pages in the exhibition catalogue Rigor Mort, ed. Sally Timmons, pub. Dundalk: Basement Gallery
2007 L’Europe, Mosaique artists awards catalogue pub. Luxembourg: CNA
2007 Imaging the Unimaginable, essay in the publication, Projecting Migration, Transcultural Documentary Practice, pub. London: Wallflower Press
2007 Borderlines, (co-editor) pub. Dublin: Gallery of Photography,
2006 Disputed Territory, Monograph, pub. Dublin: DIT & Gallery of Photography

Curatorial and Editorial Projects

2011 Member of artists think tank programme, organized by Fire Station Artists Studiosand Kuratorisk Aktion, Copenhagen.
2010 Curator, Fragments from a Broken World, National Photographic Archive, Dublin
2010 Think Tank Programme, a collaboration with Fire Station Artists’ Studios and Kuratorisk Aktion Action
2008 Co-curator, Art, Media and Contested Space, an international series of public art projects, screenings and artist presentations, Belfast: Interface Centre for Research in Art, Technologies and Design, University of Ulster. Contributing artists included, Alfredo Jaar, Peter Kennard & Cat Phillipps.
2006 Co-curator, I Confess That I Was There… A series of art installations, public art interventions, seminars, artist talks & film screenings, Switch Room, Belfast.
2006 Co-curator, Sample at PS2, Belfast, a series of artist installations, events and critical discussions, Belfast: Interface Centre for Research in Art, Technologies and Design, University of Ulster.
2006 Co-editor, Borderlines 365 pp. publication, Dublin: Gallery of Photography.

Recent Public Discussions/Artist Talks

2011 ‘Mapping Spectral Traces lV’, University of Ireland, Maynooth
2011 ‘No Mans Land’, Land/Water Research Centre Symposium, Plymouth University
2011 Making the built environment work: theory, method and practices interface’, University of Ireland, Maynooth
2011 ‘Medium and Message: Conflict Photography in the Digital Era’. Hosted by the UCD Clinton Institute’s Photography and International Conflict Project, 3-4 may, UCD Campus.
2011 ‘Culture After Conflict: Between Remembrance and Reconcilliation’ at the Ulster Museum, 23 March. Organised by British-Irish Studies at UCD in association with the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.
2011 ‘The bandits live comfortably in the ruins’. An artists’ talk at The LAB Gallery Dublin, 24 February with Elaine Byrne, Anthony Haughey and Yoshua Okon.
2010 Visual Voices: bridging disciplinary divides in participatory visual research panel Conference of Irish Geographers 2010 NUI Maynooth, Co. Kildare
2010 3rd Forum: What is to be done… and in what way should it be seen? Film Screening, Intervention and public discussion. Artist Anthony Haughey and Curator Helen Carey discuss public art in relation to commemoration and the 1913 Lockout in Dublin.
2010 Artist talk at the inaugural Srebrenica/Potocari Summer School for human rights
2009 Archive | Image | History: Walid Raad, Anthony Haughey & Catherine Morris City Arts and the Graduate School of Creative Arts and Media December 3rd The Oval Room, The Rotunda, Parnell Sq. W. Dublin 1
2009 2nd Forum: Have we been here before? Artists talk, ‘What role does the artist play in contemporary accounts of social and political life?’ A series of public discussions in relation to visual art and the 1913 Lockout in Dublin.
2009 ISEA 09 Waterfront Hall, Belfast, Interface Centre for Research in Art and Design. Conference paper, ‘Contesting Citizenship: Participation and Political Art’.

Work Represented in Public and private Collections

Recent acquisition (2010) Wolverhampton Art Gallery
Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago
British Council
Crawford Municipal Art Gallery, Cork
National Museum of Media, Bradford, UK
Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds, UK
University of Salamanca, Spain
Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK
Wolverhampton Art Gallery (Resolution, installation, 2006)
Private collections worldwide