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Keike Twisselmann
On 28 February 2025 by Deej_Fabyc1Keike Twisselmann artist file Born in Berlin 1967. She was unconditionally admitted to study fine art at the University of Ulster Belfast in 1989, completing her studies 1992 with the Bachelor of Fine Art (Honours) and 1996 with the Master of Fine Art. In-between, she studied philosophy, English literature, politics and law out of interest.
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Hilary Gillian
On 22 February 2025 by Deej_Fabyc1Hilary Gilligan is a professional artist, born, raised, living, working and creating in County Sligo. Educated in Ireland, Ontario College of Art, Toronto, Canada and in 1997 awarded a Master’s Degree in Fine Art from the University of Ulster, Belfast. Her art practice since 1989 is diverse, explorative and innovative. Methods include photography, film, video,
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Sarah Blissett
On 19 February 2025 by Deej_Fabyc1Sarah Blissett is a UK-based artist, writer and dramaturg working at the intersections between visual art and performance. She is lecturer in Drama at the University of Plymouth where her research investigates human-nonhuman entanglements in performance with a focus on algae ecosystems and intertidal ecologies. Her interdisciplinary practice considers how site-responsive performance can reimagine human-nonhuman
Residency Call Out . Workshop
S-A-O-L
On 10 February 2025 by Deej_Fabyc1S-A-O-L | Residency / Workshop Opportunity at Live Art IrelandS-A-O-L | Residency Opportunity – 10th April to the 31st April 2025 Live Art Ireland are looking for artists to take part in their S-A-O-L residency this April. They are particularly interested in artists who incorporate environmental and natural elements in their work and have an
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Lieselle Mcmahon
On 1 February 2025 by Deej_Fabyc1Lieselle McMahon is a visual artist living in Dublin, where she studied Music & Media Technologies at Trinity college dublin and Art&Design at CEAD at NCAD. Her practice is mainly sculptural, encompassing 2D, 3D installation, live art and sound sculpture. Drawing on the assertion that the personal is political, conceptual themes around feminism and anti-capitalism