A film project  based on collected interviews with local residents, community groups and historians about the Greenfort in Sligo.

Artist Grace Weir became interested in local people's thoughts about the ancient archaeological site, the Greenfort. She comments:

"There is...

In 1997 Artist Grace Weir was commissioned to develop an artwork to accompany the new Viking Centre. She created a concrete mural for the Essex Street facade of the building, which also encompasses an interior courtyard. A complex line drawing was carved into the concrete surface, creating tactil...

English award-winning photojournalist, Richard Wayman, first came to Donegal through an invitation to participate in the Earagail Arts Festival of 2001. However his visit to the county and specifically to west Donegal inspired him to leave London and embark on a most remarkable photographi...

Tulach a'tSolais is a major land-art installation in Co Wexford. It consists of a large grassy mound, bisected by a deep open passage, which creates a bright chasm of light. The chamber is lined with concrete panels and paved with granite slabs. Inside are two horizo...

Grúpat consists of nine individuals, each of whose projects combine a specific aspect of the local context with their well developed experimental artistic practice. For example, Turf Boon's silent music video, made from objects sourced in Tallaght shopping centre, Bulletin M's songta...

Illuminate  was an exhibition which was presented at Nun’s Island Theatre, Galway from 20–28 September 2013. The exhibition was the result of the artists’ year-long public art project and residency with The Brothers of Charity ‘That’s life’ arts programme.    ...

A sculptural light installation in blue and green LED lights, in the Civic Centre Ballymun, creating the illusion of bringing two corners of the atrium together.

Commissioned by Breaking Ground, the Ballymun Regeneration Per Cent for Art programme, Corban Walker was asked to address the va...

A mobile exhibition using a converted rickshaw to travel through different areas of Dublin, projecting artists’ videos that related directly to that area and its inhabitants, on to building facades, monuments and temporary structures.

The International Guerrilla Video Festival (IGVFest) was in...

This commission aimed to give the ward a distinctive and cohesive visual identity and to develop it into a more welcoming and approachable space for patients aged from birth to 16 years and their parents. The commission was realised as an integrated part of the environment enhancement of the ward...

This Time This Place took place throughout 2006. Photographer, Jim Vaughan was commissioned to work with the people of Clare Island on a photography project which was open to everyone on the Island. Jim’s proposal was to produce a body of work that would “challenge stereotypical ideas ...