Íde Ní Shúilleabháin in Union Grind Espresso Bar

Íde Ní Shúilleabháin in Union Grind Espresso Bar

Íde Ní Shúilleabháin exhibiting at CIT Cork School of Music.

 Íde Ní Shúilleabháin, Yvonne Condon, Rosaleen Moore, John Keating and  David Connolly (all GASP artists)  are exhibiting work at the Cork School of Music as part of  Include Irish Performing Arts festival which runs from  25th June - 2nd July 2016.

 Íde Ní Shúilleabháin piece.

Íde Ní Shúilleabháin's artwork has been selected for Perceptions 2016 :The Art of Citizenship.

Íde Ní Shúilleabháin's work  has been selected for the upcoming exhibition programme, Perceptions 2016: The Art of Citizenship organised by the Crawford Art Gallery, CIT Crawford College of Art and Design and Cork City Council Arts Office. This event aims to broaden the range of voices, visions, perceptions and approaches to creativity that the public engages with in cultural venues.
                                                      www.perceptions2016.com 

 

On the island

The Expanding Realities trip to Spike Island was an opportunity for all the artists of Expanding realities to explore  travel, mobility, freedom and home, themes that are currently being explored by the GASP artists. They travelled by foot, train and boat to reach the Island that is abundant in culture and history of religion and incarceration.  It was also an opportunity to experiment together and share some of the project experiences to that point. Belén Sanchez brought her mobile music machine, Dave Pearse shared poetry, Imna Pavon, Yvonne Condon, Itziar Martín Montes and John Whelan shared some of their dance collaboration, and Derek Foot and Jeff Johns focused on gather sound recordings for the day.

Íde drawing.

Word play.

Hand-made books.

Íde enjoyed her chance to make a hand-made book to present herwork under the expertise of Barbara Hubert.

Chris Rose (AIM) at the workshop.

Expanding Realities trip to Spike Island

 Cork’s Expanding Realities Spike Island workshop is touching on themes of travel, mobility, freedom……. Home and away. 

Íde Ní Shuilleabháin (GASP) and Belén Sánchez (Debajo  del Sombrero) on the way to Spike Island.