At times like these men were wishing they were all kinds of insects
Graham Gingles
Free THE MAC, BELFASTImage credit: Imperial War Museums
Graham Gingles
Graham Gingles was born in Co. Antrim in 1943, attended Belfast College of Art and has been living and working in Northern Ireland ever since. A member of the Royal Ulster Academy of Art, Graham began his artistic career as..
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