Kilkenny-born artist participating in Bangkok Art Biennale
This prestigious international art event takes place from October 29 to February 28
A Kilkenny-born artist will present artwork at the Bangkok Art Biennale, which is Thailand largest and most prestigious visual art event as well as an important international art event.
It opens on October 29 and runs until Feburary 28 and the opportunity is supported by the Bangkok Art Biennale and Culture Ireland.
Breda Lynch is a visual artist from Kilkenny who works across drawing, photography, print, digital media, video, and installation. Their work engages with dialogues on queer feminisms, Occulture, image appropriation, and the culture of the copy.
Lynch has exhibited extensively worldwide, including in Australia, China, Thailand, the UK, and the USA. Key solo exhibitions in Ireland include If You’re Not Scared The Atomic Bomb Is Not Interesting (2024), Blue Dyke (2020-21), and Dark Brides and Silent Twins (2006).
In 2024 , Lynch presented Cake Bomb at the 24th Biennale of Sydney, Australia, titled Ten Thousand Suns, in partnership with IMMA and Culture Ireland and in April she presented work in Neither Water Nor Land at the Ujazdowski Castle Centre for Contemporary Art in Warsaw, Poland.
Breda is currently in Bangkok and installing artwork with the Bangkok Art Biennale team. The production of the artwork in Bangkok is commissioned by the Biennale and will be shown in two venues, the BACC - Bangkok Arts and Culture Centre and the Siam Paragon shopping mall, two of the many venues across the city that are used by BAB 2026.