Majella Clancy

Majella Clancy is an artist and lecturer. She gained her MFA at Ulster University, Belfast (2006) and later completed a practice led PhD that examined gendered space through paint and print practice also at Ulster University (2012). Exhibitions include: Impact 11, International Printmaking Exhibition, Hong Kong (2021), How the Image Echoes, Ulster University Gallery, Belfast (2020) and PSSquared, Belfast (2019), prINT, invited artist, Munsterland Print Festival, Kloster Bentlage, Rheine, Germany (2019), Impact 10 International Printmaking Conference, Santander, Spain (2018). Recent publications include: Clancy, M. Felmingham, S. ‘Drawing Out: Encounter, Resistance, Collaboration’ in Drawing Research Theory Practice, Intellect, UK, (2019). Forthcoming publications include: Clancy, M. ‘The Thinking I: Self, Materiality and Paint Practice’, in Teaching Painting: A Publication, Cambridge Scholar, UK, (2022). Her research interests include: Printmaking, Painting, Gender Studies and Collaborative Practices