Born in Dublin in 1969, Eamonn Doyle graduated with a Diploma in Photography from IADT in 1991. He spent much of the next twenty years producing music and working in the independent music business, founding the Dublin Electronic Arts Festival (DEAF) alongside the record labels D1 Recordings and Dead Elvis.
He returned to photography in 2008. His debut photobook i, described by Martin Parr as 'the best street photo book in a decade' was published in March 2014. Most of his work is produced in and around the Dublin city centre location where he has lived for the past 20 years.
Au cœur des pierres chaudes de la Provence, des centaines de photographies historiques ayant traversé le festival d'Arles s'alignent sur les murs pour tenter d'appréhender l'humain à travers la photographie.
Le musée Réattu propose l'exposition « Rencontres à Réattu » du 1° juillet au 7 janvier 2018 à Arles. Profitant de l'établissement d'un principe de dépôt systématique des œuvres collectées par le festival des Rencontres de la Photographie, en 2017, le musée des Beaux-Arts accorde une longue réflexion à la photographie dans l'ancien Grand Prieuré de l'Ordre de Malte.
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Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to present 'END.', the first solo exhibition by the Irish photographer Eamonn Doyle to be held in London. The series is the third and final installment of three bodies of work, each of which explores Doyle's native Dublin with varying stylistic techniques. His photographs are taken at close range in and around the multi-cultural, working class area of North Dublin's Parnell Street where the artist has long been a resident, and he describes being drawn to both the area's vibrancy and weary pathos. Unlike many of today's photographers constantly searching for the exotic and unknown, Doyle has instead chosen to draw from the wealth of photographic subjects on his doorstep.
Influenced by a reflective period of re-reading Samuel Becket, Doyle has described how he ...