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Glenn Loughran is an artist and lecturer at the TU Dublin School of Creative
Arts. He is course leader on the the MA Art and Environment (West Cork) and
the B.A in Visual Art (Sherkin Island). Originally from Belfast N.Ireland,
Loughran has studied Art and Design at the Ulster University (1991), Dun
Laoghaire College of Art Design Technology (Diploma / 2002), Fine Art
Painting at the National College of Art and Design (B.A / 2003), Sculpture at
NCAD (M.A 2005) and a doctorate at the NCAD/ Graduate School of Creative
Arts and Media (GradCAM 2012). Exhibiting nationally and internationally his
work has developed hybrid forms of artistic research at the intersection of
artistic practice, pedagogical process and evental philosophy. Key projects
include: The Hedgeschoolproject (2006 – 12) / Mode D (2011 – 14) / After the
Future…of Work (2016 – 20) / What is an island? (2018 – 21).
