Thomas Keogh

Thomas Keogh is a Lecturer in the Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design at Izmir University of Economics. With a background in architecture and fine art, he combines academic teaching with independent art curation, focusing on intersections between geographic subjectivities, political economies, and art.

Education:

• Bolton Street College of Technology, Dublin (Architecture, 1987)
• National College of Art and Design, Dublin (Fine Art and Irish Art History)
• Goldsmiths College, London (MA in Art Curatorial Practices)

Research interests include art curation, landscape architecture, architectural restoration, and the socio-political dimensions of art. His work bridges historical analysis with contemporary artistic practice, emphasizing cultural and geographic contexts.

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He co-founded and leads the Maquis Projects artist residence initiative in Izmir, fostering interdisciplinary artistic collaborations in the region.