James Joyce’s , Glasthule

Joby Hickey spent the first few years of his life in the smaller islands of Greece. He has early memories of the smell of oil paints from his father Patrick Hickey's studio, and the old Victorian printing press that his father used when printing etchings. He picked up art at an early age and found after a while some parts of Art College a bit too formal and clichéd because his father had taught him for most his life. He then went to London to wo... Read More