2002-present: Lecturer in Fine Art, GMIT, Galway.

Exhibitions Précis

2024: Friends of the Galleries, Transformation Gallery, London

2024: A Matter of Time, Crawford, Cork

2024: Imagine the Blue is Red, 126, Galway

2024: MART Members, Dublin

2023: The Irish Contemporaries 2, CIAC, Los Angeles

2023: Members Survey, MART, Dublin

2023: Alchemical Vessels, 126, Galway

2022: The Irish Contemporaries, CIAC, Los Angeles

2021: The Earth Dies Screaming, 126, Galway

2020: Threads. The Dock, Carrick-on-Shannon

2018: Program Your Retroactive Wish, Catalyst Arts, Belfast.

2017: Participant in Exquisite Corpse, 126

2015: No Time For Hysteria, group show, Burren College of Art.

2014: Engage Studios Members Show, 126 (curator)

2014: The End Of the World News, Galway Arts Centre.

2013: 126 Members Show, The Shed, Galway.

2012: Selected Works, Kerry Film Festival, Tralee.

2011-15: Imaginary Archive curated by Gregory Sholette. Galway, Graz,

Kiev, Philadelphia, Friedrichshafen

2011: On The Beach, One person show, 126, Galway

2010: Video Killed The Radio Star, RHA, Dublin

2010: Live8, video and performance events, Galway, Limerick, Sligo.

Bio

Austin Ivers is a Galway based artist and educator, lecturing in Contemporary Art at GMIT. Having initially studied printmaking in LSAD and CCAD, his practice has been almost exclusively digital (durational and still) objects for over 20 years. Austin has had one-person shows in the Galway Arts Centre, 126 and the Dock, Carrick-on Shannon and exhibited in group shows including the RHA Annual & Tulca.

Publications Précis:

2022: Artist-Run Democracy: Sustaining a Model, Edited by Jim Ricks

2021 XVIII - Stories of TULCA

2018: Enclave Review 16 Ed: Ed Krčma & Fergal Gaynor

2015: The 126 Quarterly Magazine, Edited by Daniel Jewesbury

2012: Printed Project 15, Edited by Vivienne Dick

Austin is a lecturer inContemporary art in GMIT