What's the Story? Collective emerged from a set of existing relationships between artist Fiona Whelan and staff and young people of Rialto Youth Project who have been working in collaboration since 2004.

The artist in partnership with the staff at the youth project, carried out a resea...

From this starting point the artist researched the history and geography of Bridgetown and produced a series of photographs, capturing the concepts developed in his research. Residents from 45-50 Lakelands area received the contact sheets of the photographs and they themselves chose one photograp...

The project investigates ideas of national identity by collecting the stories and experiences of a number of people from varying cultural backgrounds, some of whom were born in Ireland and others who have recently come to live here. The stories have been presented using commercial advertising pos...

Internationally acclaimed, New York-based contemporary visual artist Spencer Tunick was commissioned by the Dublin Docklands Development Authority to photograph 2,500 nude participants on Dublin's South Wall. 

This work is part of a series of installations that have previously taken place i...

The Hive was commissioned by Dublin Docklands Development Authority, and jointly programmed with the Science Gallery, Trinity College Dublin. It was ...

Carol Anne Connolly's Broken Appliance Depot took place in a vacant house in a newly built estate on a farmland designated for ESB pylons in County Roscommon. It presented alternative and creative solutions to address the re-use of surplus 'objects' and 'buildings' in our communities. The project...

 A participatory-led research project involving the collection of local knowledge, stories and fieldnames along the townsland border of Creagh, on the edge of Gorey town in County Wexford.

In 2006 the Arts Department of the Wexford Council commissioned Aileen Lambert to develop a project wh...

Trespass is a collaborative project initiated by artists Seoidín Ó Sullivan and Aoife Desmond. It engaged research and action with forgotten urban space and abandoned landscapes within Dublin City. Over a period of three years they visited and worked with several sites in Dublin City.Tresp...

Urban Utopias is a project by artists David Stalling and Anthony Kelly, commissioned by

A film written and directed by Andrew Legge, made as part of Wicklow County Council's Per Cent for Art commissioning programme

Andrew Legge (writer and director) in conjunction with Fastnet Films produced a film set in 1930s Ireland. Entitled The Chronoscope, the film script is a satire ...