STEPHEN MORTON IS AN AWARD WINNING ARTIST FROM KILKENNY, IRELAND.HIS WORK HAS BEEN PUBLISHED BY UNITED DEAD ARTISTS,
KUTI KUTI , COMICS LAB AND HIBERNIAN SWEAT SHOP.HE ALSO DESIGNS FOR MOOT TAPES.
stephenmortonart@gmail.com
LINKS:
Conniptions (2021)
The Funnies (2021)
Another Green World (2020)
Lefty (2020)
Pay No Rent (2019)
Ritual (2019)
Government Commissions w/ Rachel O’Regan (2019)
Crap (2018)
Flaccid (2017)
Pathetic (2017)
Useless (2017)
The World (2017)
European Union (2017)
Death Fungus w/ Jamie Kinroy (2017)
Kingdom Of Choke (2016)
Life Is Interesting (2016)
Too Much Information (2016)
Other Publications
N.E.D.Z vol.1 (2021) - Yalla RISO (Dundee, Scotland)
Slice (2019) - Comics Lab (Ireland)
Kuti 51 (2019) - Kuti Kuti (Finland)
Dead Panini (2017) - United Dead Artists (France)
Sea Of Cortez w/ John Murry (2016) - Hibernian Sweat Shop (Ireland)
Live Readings
Sonnet Youth 29 - Glasgow/Edinburgh/Stirling, Scotland w/ Neil Quigley
Cork Zine Fest - Cork, Ireland
Kilkenny Animated - Kilkenny, Ireland w/Jellypelt
Moot Art and Music Festival - Kilkenny, Ireland
Moot Tapes Design
Entropy - Claire Guerin & Eamonn Ivri (2021)
2127 Tanya - Jellypelt (2021)
Vol.9 - Static, Odd Ned (2020)
The Hollow - Claire O'Brien (2020)
Hugging - Neil Quigley, Peter Lawlor (2019)
Heaven Is Other People - Breen (2019)
Flow - Static (2019)
Working - R.Kitt, Jellypelt, Tr One, Replete (2019)
Virtual Estate Engineering - Neil Quigley (2019)
Rubbing - C.C.S.M, Static (2018)
Lifting - Neil Quigley, Peter Lawlor (2018)
Book Fairs
Hackney Comic Zine Fair (2021) (London, England)
Cork Zine Fest (2019) - St. Peters (Cork, Ireland)
Moot Art and Music Festival (2019) - Billy Byrnes (Kilkenny, Ireland)
Dublin Comic Art Festival (2019) - Chocolate Factory (Dublin, Ireland)
Dublin Art Book Fair (2017)- Temple Bar Gallery (Dublin, Ireland)
Dublin Art Book Fair (2016) - Temple Bar Gallery (Dublin, Ireland)
MancsterCon (2014) - Manchester Digital Laboratory (Manchester, England)
Awards
Visual Art Bursary - Arts Council Ireland 2021
Arts Links Wexford 2020
Irish Times Short Graphic Story 2019
