Ciarán Walsh set up curator.ie in 2010 as a vehicle for innovative curatorial projects with a strong public engagement component and a collaborative ethos. He is currently working as Curator of Film and Digital Media in Kerry Writers’ Museum, which received significant Heritage Council funding for R&D work on the management of filmed and digital heritage assets at a local level.
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Innovate – Engage – Excite
Projects
Returning Home: the photographs of Charles R. Browne
The Photography of John Millington Synge
Alfred Cort Haddon, A Very English Savage
Haddon and the Aran Islands: An Exhibition at the Royal Anthropological Institute in London
Inishbofin burial: the most import anthropological event in Ireland since 1930s?
EYEBALL publishing
About the curator.ie
Ciarán Walsh is a freelance curator specialising in ethnographic photography and filmmaking, setting up www.curator.ie in 2010 and works from his home in Ballyheigue, County Kerry. Walsh has developed a series of journalistic and cross-over academic projects designed to engage the general public with issues raised by his research.
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