In STUDIO Debuts with Shane Berkery | Watch Trailer

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We’re thrilled to announce the premiere of In STUDIO, featuring Irish-Japanese artist Shane Berkery, launching Friday, 18th October 2024.

Watch the trailer now!

Shane Keisuke Berkery, an emerging force in Ireland’s contemporary art world. He is redefining cultural narratives through his vivid and thought-provoking paintings that blends his Irish-Japanese heritage which forms the cornerstone of his artistic expression.

Keep an eye out on Friday, 18th October to delve into Bekery’s studio and discover the birthplace of his captivating artworks.

The In STUDIO feature with Berkery, is the first out of three installments. The mini art documentary series offer an intimate look into the studio and creative process of today’s most innovative artists in Ireland.

To contact or learn more about  Shane Berkery’s work follow her on social media:

Instagram: @shaneberkery

Website: www.shaneberkery.com

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