Mr.& Mrs. Krabb's Utopia is a meditation by the artist on contemporary rural life in Ireland from an 'outsiders' point of view. The participants were asked 'Why did they relocate to start a new life in Ireland. Were they looking for a kind of Utopia?' The resulting conversations touche...

Sky 1-32 is a series of 32 photographic images presented as ceiling light boxes and  large scale vinyl and framed prints situated throughout the oncology ward, Medical 4, of Waterford Regional Hospital. The work looks at the beauty of the natural world, travel and flight. The asp...

Artist Photographer Michael Durand produced photographs of his City and County of birth, Waterford, its people and places. This work is on permanent display in the new Waterford Healing Arts Trust (WHAT) Centre for Arts and Health.
The exhibition expanded the artist's usual focus on ...

Sligo Local looked to generate support systems and the means to facilitate the self management and empowerment of artistic practice. Specifically at how discussion, collaborative engagement, artist-led activity and networks offer the kind of non-hierarchical support that grows a practice n...

4am is a 5-metre high linen-clad timber structure, “a dog-leg staircase”, which deals with the themes of sleeplessness and melancholy. Lit by a solitary 60-watt bulb contained within a Murano glass shade (designed by Simon Walker) the structure dwells in a semi darkness that viewers ha...

Black Pool, White Water is a two-part abstract stone sculpture and is one of two newly commissioned works sited in the Memorial Garden. The garden was built to commemorate members of the Garda Síochana who have fallen in the line of duty. Their names are carved on several limestone p...

Mystical Anarchism is an experimental project to explore an alternative model to engage with theoretical enquiry using a transdisciplinary approach. Rather than coordinating a lecture in an academic context, Mystical Anarchism seeks to create a more open discourse. This took place u...

Creating The Common uses the production of an event, as an artistic medium to explore and engage with the notion of community through collective engagement. This multi-layered project began in December 2009. The project was structured through a series of workshops and meetings with the cre...

A series of Virgin Mary statues, cast from butter, placed in the freezer cabinets of a local shop and supermarket in Ballinspittle. The statues referenced the butter sculptures made by Buddhist monks of the East. 

A series of Virgin Mary statues, originally objects of worship and devotion,...