Conor Harrington
Conor Harrington at Atelier JI with ‘Grab Your Guise’, 2016, Published by Hungryboy BooksConor Harrington (b. 1980, Cork, Ireland) is an Irish street artist known for his expressionistic oil paintings and murals. Themes of masculinity, military history, and urban culture are prevalent in Harrington’s work. “Distortion [of the figures] is important to me because, whether it’s the Romans or the British, no one can stay dominant,” he explained of his figures.
Over the years, Atelier JI has had the honour of producing a great number of editions with Harrington across multiple print mediums, including the production of hand-finished monoprints.
Editions
A Study for Modern Monarchy
2024
Archival pigment print with silkscreen gloss varnish on Somerset Satin 310gsm
300mm x 390mm
Edition of 150
Published by Hungryboy Books
The Blind Exit
2023
1250 mm x 995 mm
Silkscreen print in 28 colours with high gloss varnish on Somerset Satin Cotton
Edition of 100
Published by HENI
Reading Between the Punchlines (6)
2022
400 mm x 310 mm
Screen print in 16 colours with gloss varnish overprint, printed on Somerset Satin 410gsm.
Edition of 30
Published by the Artist & Hungryboy Books
Hot Air I Do Declare
2021
1093 mm x 915 mm
Archival pigment print with silk screen gloss varnish printed on Somerset Enhanced Satin 330gsm
Edition of 150
Published by Hungryboy Books
Study for The Blind Exit
2020
790 mm x 1058 mm
Original archival pigment print with silk screen gloss varnish printed on
Somerset Enhanced Satin 330gsm.
Edition of 150
Published by Hungryboy Books
Hot Air, I Do Declare
2020
356 mm x 460 mm
Etching printed in soft black from a photopolymer gravure plate, presented in a hand-made presentation folder, silkcreen printed in two colours.
Edition of 30
Published by Hungryboy Books
Protect Ya Neck
2020
300 mm x 390 mm
Archival pigment print with silk screen gloss varnish printed on Somerset Enhanced Satin 330gsm
Edition of 100
Published by Hungryboy Books
A Study for Meditations of a Royal Ringmaster
2019
1000 mm x 790 mm
Archival pigment print with silk screen in 2 colours and gloss varnish printed on Somerset Enhanced Satin 330gsm.
Edition of 150
Published by Hungryboy Books
Hide and Seek
2016
705 mm x 935 mm
7 colour screen-print with gloss varnish on somerset tub-sized satin 410gsm
Edition of 60
Published by Hungryboy Books
Transformer
2016
705 mm x 935 mm
5 colour screen-print with gold optichromic spot varnish & gloss varnish overprint on somerset tub sized satin 410gsm
Edition of 60
Published by Hungryboy Books
Grab your Guise
2016
705 mm x 965 mm
9 colour screen-print with gloss varnish on Somerset Tub-Sized Satin 410gsm
Edition of 60
Published by Hungryboy Books
Hide and Seek Gold Edition #1
2016-18
705 mm x 935 mm
7 colour screen-print with gloss varnish on somerset tub-sized satin 410gsm with 22 carat italian gold leaf, hand finished by the Artist.
Unique from a series of 3
Published by Hungryboy Books
Hide and Seek Gold Edition #2
2016-18
705 mm x 935 mm
7 colour screen-print with gloss varnish on somerset tub-sized satin 410gsm with 22 carat italian gold leaf, hand finished by the Artist.
Unique from a series of 3
Published by Hungryboy Books
Hide and Seek Gold Edition #3
2016-18
705 mm x 935 mm
7 colour screen-print with gloss varnish on somerset tub-sized satin 410gsm with 22 carat italian gold leaf, hand finished by the Artist.
Unique from a series of 3
Published by Hungryboy Books
Study for Hide and Seek
2018
705 mm x 935 mm
Screen-print with gloss varnish on somerset tub-sized satin 410gsm
Edition of 150
Published by Hungryboy Books
A Royal Suprise
2017
800 mm x 658 mm
Archival inkjet print with gloss varnish on Somerset Satin 330gsm
Edition of 10
Published by the Artist
A Royal Surprise
2017
800 mm x 658 mm
Archival inkjet print with gloss varnish on Somerset Satin 330gsm
Edition of 10
Published by the Artist
In the Studio
This film chronicles the making of Harrington’s ‘The Blind Exit’ edition, based on his mural in Lewisham of the same name. Inspired by the Brexit referendum, the work serves as a poignant warning to the dangers of being smothered by nostalgia for an imagined past.
Read more about the project here.
Video by Dan Fontanelli
