The primary focus in this project was on collaboration between different artists and on art work that encouraged active response to its surroundings and involvement with its audience.

What Alice Found There focused on work that was performative and dynamic, thus creating a diff...

Through open invitation and suggested lines of enquiry, willing groups and individuals were sought out and engaged in conversation. Echoing the rambling house tradition, recurring visits were paid to places of work or of gathering. These places were often on the margins: at the edge of town or th...

Underswim is a film work commissioned by Sligo Corporation. The piece is the end result of a year-long process. This involved working with members of the Sligo Living History and Heritage Group (now the Irish History Company) to develop ideas through a series of workshops exploring how wom...

The poetic line “…for peace comes dropping slow” taken from the poem, The Lake Isle of Innisfree, was inscribed in light across the Sligo landscape at stunning locations and filmed to record its inscription. Various forms of light from natural to LED torches and mobile phones were used by �...

The artist set up studio in a vacant pub in the centre of town. The paintings took the form of street signage. The subject matter was based on the artist’s response to the previous decade of prosperity and the very recent, 2008, economic downturn and financial crisis. One of the sculpture’s w...

In celebration of two non-events… - James L Hayes
Hayes’ two part installation utilises a range of found materials from the Fort Camden site. Most significantly is the use (or re use) of collected cast iron. The work in each room responds and reflects upon the previous func...

A double-sided multi layered perspex wall depicting imagery of indigenous flora and fauna. The walls are precision-cut and depict the imagery, including mazes, measuring charts and visual puzzles in a vivid and child friendly way.

Paul created a highly colourful and meticulously crafted installation of thousands of hand-cut vinyl circles of different diameters, superimposed upon each other, for the corridors of the new Donabate Community College in Co Dublin. 

The Boys of Foley Street, by Anu Productions, was commissioned by Dublin City Council under Dublin City Public Art, and was received with great acclaim during its world premier run at the Dublin The...

Oil Rig structure with fountains constructed of chromed steel, rubber and water pumps. The sculpture is 510 long x 570 wide x 700 high cm.