Bronagh Lawson

Bronagh Lawson is an artist based in Belfast who has written a blog about the vibrant local contemporary visual arts scene for the last ten years. Previously starting as a participant then manager she ran cross-community cross border development programmes for 13 years.  

Originally from Portaferry and Strangford she is a Fulbright scholar and graduate of Winchester School of Art.

Bronagh is a co-founder of the Hydrangea project a Belfast — a Chicago collaboration which uses contemporary art underpinned with art therapy to act as a healing mechanism. Her book 'Belfast City of Light: Looking and Listening to Belfast Come with Me' is based on her experience as a non-churchgoer attending every church in Belfast for a service over a ten year period. 

Latest Stories

ART: Sometimes an artist's legacy needs a helping hand

ART: Sometimes an artist's legacy needs a helping hand

ARTS: Royal Ulster Academy's annual exhibition is back at Ulster Museum

ARTS: Royal Ulster Academy's annual exhibition is back at Ulster Museum

ARTS: Family trauma resonates from rural Spain to the Irish borderlands

ARTS: Family trauma resonates from rural Spain to the Irish borderlands

ARTS: Unique artworks draw on a wide range of themes and techniques

ARTS: Unique artworks draw on a wide range of themes and techniques

ARTS: Crafts celebration, Black Mountain hooley, and Golden Thread spins again

ARTS: Crafts celebration, Black Mountain hooley, and Golden Thread spins again