The artists began working with the community in Ardrew in February 2010. The project has created an identity for Ardrew through workshops with children and currently with adults. A crest was created and a float for the Athy St.Patrick’s Day parade. The project has been both naturally evolving a...

Life Blood was initiated by the artist Cathy Henderson in the context of St. James' Hospital, Dublin.

Following her own experience of long periods spent as a patient recovering from a road accident, the artist wished to produce a series of portraits representing the non-medical ...

Located on the steep side of Gurranabraher road on the north side of Cork city, James L Hayes As Time Flies appears to ascend from the top of the newly-built Gurranabraher Development Centre. This large-scale, permanent work surveys the expanse of Cork city, being visible from th...

An anamorphic fingerprint stretchs across the reception area walls of the new Oranmore Garda Station. The artwork is 7.6m x 3.5m, laser cut stainless steel components floating 25mm from the wall's surface. As with traditional anamorphisms this work is mainly for the amusement of the viewer. The i...

In an attempt to find the right words... was created by artist James L Hayes and commissioned by Mayo County Council for Áras Inis Gluaire. The work consists of over 2000 bronze cast pencils which appear to have been launched (dart-like) onto the wall. The tip of the pencil touches the wh...

A digital guided walking tour of Stoneybatter, using abstracts of the recorded conversations of local residents gathered over a period of twelve months

One Hour Archive (OHA) is a public art work by Louis Haugh in collaboration wit.h Alice Fitzharris and The Tuesday Club. OHA asked the senior re...

A novel, In the wake of the Bagger, and a CD of short stories and songs, Lament for The Birds. In the Wake of the Bagger,was Jack Harte’s first novel commissioned as part of the local authorities’ public art series, Unravelling Developments. 

The story has two ...

The artwork Dublin Ships was generated via a live electronic marine information system using AIS (Automatic Identification System). AIS tracks the locations of ships. The names of the most recently arrived and departed ships from Dublin Port were output to two large LED screens sited at the Scher...

‘Vestibule’, was initiated and devised by independent curator Aoife Tunney. It ran from 16th May to 20th September 2014 in Merrion Square, Dublin, and curated works responded to and considered the architecture and history of the iconic Georgian square. An ou...