PUBLIC FEELING
Sarah Browne
Public feeling by Sarah Browne is an artwork about health and austerity shaped by fitness choreography.
CLAMOUR & ROAR - A CITIZENS' CHORUS
Veronica Coburn
Clamour & Roar – A Citizens’ Chorus is a mixed discipline, multi-generational, cross-community participatory art project which culminated in an original theatre performance devised by theatre artist Veronica Coburn.
WORK SONGS
Fiona Dowling and George Higgs
Visual artist Fiona Dowling and composer George Higgs collaborated with workers from a cross-section of workplaces, both industrial and rural, to create Work Songs, a musical portrait of South County Dublin's economic profile.
ROCK TO THE TOP
Ciarán Taylor
Inspired by the story of Oisín i dTír na n-Óg, who single-handedly lifted a boulder up the mountains near Tallaght, Ciarán Taylor’s Rock to the Top invited the people of South Dublin to take up the challenge of recreating this mythic feat by working together.
THE CENTRAL FIELD
Rhona Byrne and Yvonne McGuinness
Artist duo Yvonne McGuinness and Rhona Byrne’s (RY Projects) The Central Field project was a temporary Live Land Artwork.
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IN CONTEXT 4 - IN OUR TIME Launch Commission
Cathy Coughlan (Havoc Dance Company) created a new site-specific dance commission responding to the context of South Dublin County.
SUBTOPIAN BALLAD sought to document and to capture the pulse of South Dublin County in order to illustrate the context for the IN CONTEXT 4 - IN OUR TIME programme.
Public feeling by Sarah Browne is an artwork about health and austerity shaped by fitness choreography.
Led by writer Nathan O’Donnell, The Mill is inspired by the Clondalkin Paper Mill and the legacy of the 1980s’ strikes there.
Clamour & Roar – A Citizens’ Chorus is a mixed discipline, multi-generational, cross-community participatory art project which culminated in an original theatre performance devised by theatre artist Veronica Coburn.
Visual artist Fiona Dowling and composer George Higgs collaborated with workers from a cross-section of workplaces, both industrial and rural, to create Work Songs, a musical portrait of South County Dublin's economic profile.
Inspired by the story of Oisín i dTír na n-Óg, who single-handedly lifted a boulder up the mountains near Tallaght, Ciarán Taylor’s Rock to the Top invited the people of South Dublin to take up the challenge of recreating this mythic feat by working together.
Artist duo Yvonne McGuinness and Rhona Byrne’s (RY Projects) The Central Field project was a temporary Live Land Artwork.