Amanda Jane Graham
MEDIA
REVIEWS & ARTICLES
Selected reviews, interviews, articles and broadcasts documenting Amanda Jane Graham's artistic practice, exhibitions and research.
Hair Has Always Been Art
Creative Head Magazine, 2026
Amanda Jane Graham speaks to Creative Head Magazine about her exhibition, Peer, at The Lab Gallery, Dublin, in 2026.
Venus in curlers: The art of hairdressing and the hairdressing of art
The Irish Times, 2023
Gemma Tipton reviews Amanda Jane Graham’s exhibition, The Coiffured, at the Architectural Archive in Dublin in 2023.
New exhibition explores art through hairdressing
The Irish Times, 2023
Sinead Crowley reviews Amanda Jane Graham’s exhibition, The Coiffured, during its time at the Architectural Archive in Dublin.
An Irishman’s Diary
A small but interesting art exhibition in Kilkenny caught my eye recently
The Irish Times, 2012
Frank McNally reviews Amanda Jane Graham’s exhibition, A Tribute to the Irish Community Butte Montana (1916-1919), at the Watergate Gallery in Kilkenny.
An Irishman’s Diary: Butte, Montana the most Irish town in America
The Irish Times, 2016
Frank McNally writes about Amanda Jane Graham’s theatre performance, The Pram that Helped the Rising, about her grandmother’s childhood in Butte, Montana, and how, at age three, she unwittingly aided the 1916 Easter Rising in Dublin.
INTERVIEWS & BROADCASTS
The Coiffured
Arena
RTÉ Radio 1, 2023
Sean Rocks interviews Amanda Jane Graham about her exhibition, The Coiffured, which is showing in Dublin.
The History of Hairdressing
Talking History
Newstalk, 2023
Patrick Geoghegan interviews Amanda Jane Graham about her work and the research that led her to create her exhibition, The Coiffured.
ONLINE FEATURES
In The Picture: The Coiffured Amanda Jane Graham on the art of hairdressing
RTÉ Culture, 2023
Amanda Jane Graham writes for RTÉ Culture about her exhibition, The Coiffured.
What are local authorites doing to help artists and that arts?
Brainstorm
RTÉ, 2020
Amanda Jane Graham writes about her Mlitt research that analysed the importance of rural art centres to their localities.