Samuel Nohe Ireland is currently a candidate for an MA in Photography at The Royal College of Art in London, UK, Class of 2025. He holds an MA in Contemporary Art from Sotheby’s Institute of Art, NYC where he focused on Conceptual Art and Relational Aesthetics, specifically writing about the work of the Danish artist collective Superflex. Mr. Ireland also holds an MBA degree from Portland State University and an undergraduate degree from The University of Arizona with a major in History and a minor in Art History. He spent many of his formative years working at the Kunsthalle Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Tucson, in the Sonoran Desert, where he was born and raised. At MOCA Tucson he served in many different capacities, beginning as an intern in 2002 and eventually becoming the institution’s Executive Director in 2015-2016. He has since served on the Board of Directors and maintains a connection to the institution as a member of the Ambassador Council. He enjoys traveling, art theory and collecting, political and economic theory, and rigorous debate. You will often find him walking around, taking pictures that reveal something to him about the world or that produce a sense of awe, humor, and/or wonder within him.