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Sean Keating in Context: Responses to Culture and Politics in Post-Civil War Ireland

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Se�n Keating in Context: Responses to Culture and Politics in Post-Civil War Ireland offers, for the first time, a comprehensive compilation and contextual analysis of Keating's articles and broadcasts between 1924 and1972. The introduction to the book examines the context of his thoughts on culture, politics, and economics. Moreover, given the present economic conditions in Ireland and further afield, the content of Keating's articles and broadcasts is prophetic, poignant, and amusing. The book is a precursor to the author's forthcoming full-scale monograph on the artist.

180 pages, ebook

First published February 1, 2010

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Eimear O'Connor

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Dr Éimear O’Connor HRHA is an art historian, curator, lecturer, art advisor and archivist. She was born and lives in Dublin, Ireland. O’Connor began her professional career as a visual artist and has exhibited in Ireland, Denmark and North America. She specialised in site-specific work, and has also designed album covers, book covers and stage settings.

She studied art history and history as a mature student in UCD and was awarded a BA (Hons) in 2003, which was followed by a PhD from the School of Art History and Cultural Policy (UCD) in 2008. O’Connor was a post-doctoral scholar with TRIARC-Irish Art Research Centre (TCD) (2008-10) and was then awarded the Clare and Tony White post-doctoral fellowship (2010-11). She is now a Research Associate with TRIARC-Irish Art Research Centre (TCD). For the Crawford Art Gallery in Cork she has curated Seán Keating: Contemporary Contexts (13 July – 27 October, 2012) and for the ESB and the RHA she has curated Seán Keating and the ESB: Enlightenment and Legacy (RHA Gallery 5 September – 21 December).



She has published books and catalogues, and several articles and reviews on Irish art. Her new book, titled Seán Keating: Art, Politics and Building the Nation will be published by Irish Academic Press in 2013.

She writes chapters, articles, reviews and catalogue notes, and she lectures in universities, art institutions, libraries, schools and communal gatherings on Irish, European and North American twentieth-century art.

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