Christina McBride teaches on the MFA Programme and FA Photography. Her practice/research is located within photography with a particular focus on analogue practices and expanding the use of sustainable and environmentally conscious materials and processes. Landscape both as a subject and context within which to locate her practice, has been at the core of enquiries over many years. In recent works she has been concerned with the interweaving of landscape, language and lineage and testing the produce of the land and sea as sustainable developers. Concerns also relate to much feminist writing and environmental philosophy, which foregrounds subjective experiences of the body, reinforcing the interconnectedness between the body the landscape and the camera. Key solo exhibitions include: ‘ Dinsseanchas’ (2024) ‘Críocha an Chroi’(2023) ‘La Tierra de Rulfo’, Mexico (2018), 'Appropriate Place', New York (2004). In 2015 she published 'BOUND', bookwork which includes a text by Roberto Bravo and Tacita Dean.