Kathleen Bartlett is a PhD researcher with ACADEMY in the Limerick School of Art and Design. A member of Contact studios, Limerick, her studio practice comprises painting, model-making, photography, video and sculptural work. Her field of research explores the phenomenology of ‘other’ spaces through practice-based fine art research. The subject matter of her current work is the exploration of ruins and their intersection with the phenomenology of other spaces, with particular focus on an extensive case study of a recent ruin. She has exhibited in a number of shows as a member of Contact studios, as well as at Limerick School of Art and Design, Mary Immaculate College, Limerick, and with a small solo show, ‘Forgotten’, at The Hunt Museum, Limerick (2015). She has presented work at the ‘Between Places and Spaces: Landscapes of Liminality’ Conference, Trinity College, Dublin (2014), and the ‘Locating the Gothic’ International Conference, Limerick School of Art & Design (2014).

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• Culture Night Open Studios: Contact Studios, Limerick, September 2015.
• Open Studio, Contact Studios, Limerick, April 2015.
• Forgotten (Intervention) Hunt Museum, Limerick, March/April 2015.
• Making It ACADEmy Research Day, LSAD, Limerick, February 2015.
• Transmigrators Exhibition, LSAD, Limerick, October 2014.
• Reunion @ Contact Studios, Limerick, September, 2014.
• Between Spaces and Places, Trinity College, Dublin, June 2014.
• Transient Spaces Exhibition, Mary Immaculate College, Limerick, May 2014.
• Transmigrators Exhibition, Burren College, County Clare, March 2014.

• ACADEMY Research Centre, Limerick School of Art and Design, (LIT)