Brendan Kelly
Brendan Kelly was born in Dungannon, Northern Ireland. He studied Fine Art Painting (MA), University of Ulster, Belfast and then at the Staatliche Kunstakademie, Dusseldorf, (Prof. Konrad Klapheck) and at the Hochschule der Kunste, Berlin, (Prof. K.H.Hodicke). He has presented 16 solo shows and has participated in many group exhibitions and art projects especially in Europe. His paintings can be viewed in private collections. He lives and works in Brussels.
Solo Shows (selected)
2019 Within, Cube Gallery, Patras Greece
2018 Touch and let go, Künstlerkreis Ortenau, Offenburg
2017 Sequential Shift, CliqueArt, Brussels
2012 Torsion, Espace 44, Brussels
2010 Greenheart, Les Halles des Tanneurs, Brussels
2006 Minutia naturae, KoWi, Brussels
1997 con. secuencias virtuales, Galeria Catarsis, Madrid
1994 Paintings, Casa de la juventud Luis Gonzaga, Madrid
1993 Chimaera, Almazen de la Nave, Madrid 1991 Soliloquy, Utopia Gallery, Dungannon, N.Ireland
1988 Rhineland, Otter Gallery, Belfast, N.Ireland Battle lines, Corridor Gallery, Lurgan, N.Ireland Spinning still, Wolfson College, Oxford, England Paintings, Peacock Gallery, Craigavon, N.Ireland
1987 Paintings and drawings, Harmony Hill Arts Centre, Lisburn, N.Ireland 1985 Drawings, Crescent Arts Centre, Belfast
Group Shows (selected)
2018 Art project “No-Ah-Fence”, Art Athina 2018, Athens, Greece
On The Road, Cube Gallery, Patras, Greece
2017 Art project “fare/Fair, Cube Gallery, Patras, Greece “Of love and other demons”, Cube Gallery, Patras, Greece
2016 Cube Gallery, Patras, Greece
2015 ING Discerning Eye (invited artist), Mall Galleries, London
Cube Gallery, Patras, Greece
1998 Galeria Catarsis, Madrid
1997 Galeria Catarsis, Madrid
1996 Galeria Catarsis, Madrid
1990 Circulo de Bellas Artes, Madrid 1988 The Square Gallery, London
1986 Rundgang, Klasse Klapheck, Staatliche Kunstakademie, Dusseldorf 1985 Peacock Gallery, Craigavon, N.Ireland
1982 Claremorris Open, Claremorris, Ireland
Awards
1987 Arts Council of Northern Ireland bursary
1985 DAAD Scholarship
1985 Arts Council of Northern Ireland bursary