About Kathleen Mullaniff

Kathleen Mullaniff CV Kathleen Mullaniff was born in County Longford in the Rep of Ireland in 1957. She trained at the University of the Arts, Camberwell College of Art and Design (BA Fine Art Painting) and at the University of London, Goldsmiths College (MA Fine Art) Kathleen has been a Senior Lecturer at Middlesex University BA Fine Art course since 1990-2023. Kathleen was a founder member of Chisenhale Studios and Gallery (1981-2007) She has exhibited in (2002) Painting as a ‘Foreign as a Language’ at Cultura Inglesa Sao Paulo. (2002) ‘Fabric Reinterpreting the House’ at Abbott Hall Art Gallery. (2002) ‘Loop’ at Bankfield Museum, (2002) ‘Showhouse’ at PM Gallery and House. She was awarded an AHRC grant in 2002 in order to research the botanical drawings of, Les Roses, by Pierre-Joseph Redoute. In 2004 she participated in ‘Purl’ at The Museum of Domestic Design and Architecture. In 2004 she co-founded Patternlab and took part in Touch, Textiles, Technology: collaboration across Europe at Goldsmiths College In 2007 she participated in ‘Paisley: exploding the teardrop’ at PM Gallery and House making paintings derived from the Paisley Museum, and The National Gallery of Scotland Buta/Paisley shawl collection held in the Fashion and Textiles Department. In 2015 she exhibited in ‘Garland’ at MYB Textiles Kilmarnock. Most recently she has exhibited in ‘Personal Relations’ (2017) The Hague at Pulchri Studio and Vernissage, Vincenza, Italy. ‘Textile and Memory’ (2019) The Dick Institute, Scotland. Kathleen is a member of the London Group.