“Yellow Halo I” Siobhán Russell photo
Lorraine Hogan
Lorraine Hogan is a visual artist based in Cork, Ireland. She has a First-Class Honours Degree in Fine Art from Crawford Art College, where she achieved one of the highest grades in her class and was honored with the Cork Film Award for her degree show. Lorraine has showcased her artwork both internationally and throughout Ireland, with her printmaking featured on billboards across the UK and Ireland. Her creative practice seamlessly blends photography, printmaking, painting, video installations, and sound. Recently, her debut short documentary, *Sean Scoil*, received a nomination for Best Television Documentary in Irish at the National Student Media Awards 2024
Paintings
Art Film - Poem
Art installation
The Panopticon
A thought-provoking, video installation, dealing with with the complex relationship of contemporary living within, controlled environments. The two screen installation questions the consequences of surveillance and the potential loss of personal freedom within society.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Prisoners, London 2015
Trainspotting, London, 2015
Film - Sean Scoil, 2023
Sean Scoil, produced and directed by Lorraine Hogan in 2023. The short documentary celebrates the local community saving an old school from demolition. How the community transforms the 1836 building into state-of-the-art community and arts centre, helping the cultural life of a rural parish in Minane Bridge, County Cork. Featuring a musical performance with Liam Ó MaonlaÍ and interviews with local community members Paddy O’Brien, Helen O’Dowd and Eileen McGough.
FINE ART PRINT MAKING
Time Series
Photo Riston
Lorraine Hogan’s printmaking – POST IT exhibition displayed on 100 billboards in the UK & Ireland.
Art film and music
Creative Minds
“Creative Minds with Lorraine Hogan” an upcoming segment where Hogan’s interest in the creative arts landscape takes centre stage in 2024.