Statement
Megan Eustace graduated from C.C.A.D. in 19996 with first class B.A. Hons. Fine Art Painting; when she was awarded the Barry Maloney student of the year. She had her first solo show 'How many are there of you?' in the Crawford Municipal Art Gallery, Project rooms Cork (1997), and has since been represented by the Paul Kane Gallery, Dublin.
She was selected for 'Volume' 1997 at the Crawford Municipal Art Gallery, and was one of six artists along with Tony O'Malley and Janet Mullarney, selected for the Lavitt Gallery show 'Talking Sketchbooks' in 1998. In 1999 she was selected with 10 other emerging artists for 'First Look', curated by Patrick Murphy at the R.H.A., and was also included in the international drawing exhibition 'Drawing Thinking' at the R.H.A. that same year.
Last year Megan had a solo show 'Cleave'2004 at the Fenton Gallery, Cork.
Most recently Megan had a solo show 'Why me, why not me?'2005 at the Paul Kane Gallery, Dublin. Currently, Megan's work will also be represented in the 'Passing Through' exhibition at the Lewis Glucksman Gallery, Cork, along with artists selected for exhibition from Crawford graduates of the last 25 years.
Megan Eustace lectures Life drawing at the Crawford College of Art & Design Cork and recently was invited to lecture the same at the R.H.A. in Dublin.