Cork Photo Fringe

This July sees the launch of the first Cork Photo Fringe, a Photography Festival showcasing individual visions of wide ranging subjects. Open to all, the festival embraces freedom and the dynamic use of alternative spaces across Cork City.

Image Credit: Sanda Galina

David Hegarty, Irish Landscapes

Cork Community Print Shop, Lower Oliver Plunkett St
1-31 July/ Wed-Sat 12am–6pm Sun-Tues closed

Brian Mac Domhnaill, Dept.

Filter, 19 George’s Quay
1-31 July/ Mon- Fri 8am–6pm Sat 9am-6pm/ Sun 10am-5pm

Jean Luc Morales, Portraits

Cork Arts Theatre, Carroll’s Quay 1-31 July

Jed Niezgoda, On the Wharf Side

The National Sculpture Factory, Albert Road

1-31 July/ Mon-Fri 9.30am-5pm Sat-Sun closed

Rory O’Toole, Next Stop Newquay

Cork Public Museum, Fitzgerald’s Park 1-31 July

Matthew Wilson

The Haven, Bachelors Quay
1-31 July/ Mon-Sat 10am–5pm/ Sun closed

David Gunis, Present Tense

Helio León, Warwick Road

Camden Palace Hotel, Camden Quay 1-31 July

Joan Alexander, Shadow Speed

Louise Maher, Keeping Time

Richard Hartigan, Phonetography

Sanda Galina, Untitled

Boole Library, University College Cork
1-31 July/ Mon-Fri 8am-5pm/ Sat 10am-1pm Sun closed

Hilary Clarke, Spaces
+ CIT Crawford College of Art and Design Evening Programme, Discovery

Deep South, 51 Grand Parade
3-31 July/ 12am-late

Carolyn Collier, A Figure in the Landscape
The Firkin Crane, John Redmond Street 5-30 July / 10am-10pm

Roseanne Lynch

Nash 19, Sternview, 19 Princes St 7-31 July/ Mon-Fri 7.30am–3.30pm Sat 8.30am–3.30pm/ Sun closed