Dinnseanchas
A residency at the intersection of art, ecology and community, embedded in the uplands of Lyreacrompane, North Kerry.
Current Projects
A process of engagement with Ballyogan’s older residents to create a portrait of place through memories and stories. In collaboration with Ballyogan Library and funded by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council.
Place Ballyogan, Dublin
Explore projectAs part of the Drop Table ensemble, we are collaborating with the Clondalkin community on a programme of socially engaged arts activities exploring how technology shapes everyday life and how to build agency over the data networks we use, funded by South Dublin County Council.
Place Clondalkin, Dublin
Explore projectOur Voices Together: Stories of Migration to and from Donegal — an intercultural oral history and heritage project in collaboration with Workhouse Union, Donegal County Museum and County Archives, and Donegal County Council. Funded by the Peace Plus Programme.
Place Donegal
Explore projectArchive
A complete catalog of our archived work across exhibitions, workshops, installations, and more.
'Warp & Weft' explores inclusive neighbourhood-making across three Irish towns; Castlepollard (Water Street Association), Callan (Workhouse Union), and Athenry (Amicitia), funded by the Arts Council.
Place Athenry, Co. Galway
Explore project
Hacking Neighbourhoods a social deduction board game that emerged during a residency exploring 'What elements are necessary to create adaptable, resilient neighbourhoods of the future?
Place Cloughjordan, Co. Tipperary
Explore project
The Ministry of Imagination where we worked with the queens of Kings Island to reclaim their right to imagine alternative futures...asking whose imagination are you living in?
Place Limerick
Explore project
The Archive of (in)Convenience, an audio installation and absurdist invitation for all of us to take a closer look at the hidden beauty of those that are too often taken for granted.
Place Limerick
Explore project
Life saving, polluting, flexible, toxic and resilient. Plastic is a material riddled with contractions symbolic of our modern world. What might Drogheda look like in the future if we continue on a growth fueled business-as-usual trajectory? What new industries, customs and cultures will emerge?
Place Drogheda
Explore project