About Shane
Shane is a visual artist who practices mainly in screen printing and murals. Shane has work in the permanent collection of The National Gallery of Ireland, Trinity College Dublin and has also displayed work in The Irish Print Museum. He is also co-director of Ardú Street Art Project, which has brought a series of large scale murals to his home city of Cork in Ireland.
http://www.mrshaneodriscoll.com
Current city: Cork
Shane is a visual artist who practices mainly in screen printing and murals. Shane has work in the permanent collection of The National Gallery of Ireland, Trinity College Dublin and has also displayed work in The Irish Print Museum. He is also co-director of Ardú Street Art Project, which has brought a series of large scale murals to his home city of Cork in Ireland.
 

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