Aistearoir is the Irish word for journey. This is a curator-artist mentorship. Six curators are invited to participate in a developmental residency from April 8th to April 12th. During this time, these curators will decide which artist they would like to work with and they will mentor these artists throughout the year in whatever means
Kodjo (isac) Kossivi b.2000, is a socially engaged and multidisciplinary artist who works across performances and mask making . His practice explores the immigrant identity, cultural heritage and his position as an artist in a community. His approach to art is rooted in the act of care and awareness with a hope to hold a
Tony Humbleyard is a sculptor and post consumer artist, working with foraged materials and the possibilities of direct experience. Tony partook in the In-Between Residency at Live Art Ireland from June 22nd-July 13th 2026 “becoming malleable / to be altered by place / new understandings surface / temporary sculptures / the sound of singing bowls
Ceara Conway attended the In-Between residency from 18th-22nd March 2026. Ceara Conway is an independent Irish artist whose interdisciplinary practice places song and vocal expression at its centre. Working across vocal composition, visual media (photography/film), and traditional and contemporary song, her research‑led, self‑reflexive work explores how we are shaped by language, our relationship to the
Clare Carswell MA(RCA), is a British/Irish artist, based near Oxford UK, who works in theintersections between performance, drawing and writing. She exhibits and performs ingalleries, museums and for platform events in the UK and internationally.Works such as SHIM, for HELP! at Hundred Years Gallery London 2026, WONKYSTRANGE and TA TA for Women’s World at Pandora
Jul 11 2026 6 Live Art performances/30 minutes each/2 musicians. 2.00 – 6.30 p.m. This interdisciplinary performance event brings together performance art and local musicians in amember engagement initiative that fosters cross-disciplinary exchange and community building. Bycreating informal cultural gathering opportunities, Unfinished Business addresses the limited socialinfrastructure for artists in rural contexts while introducing audiences
Lison and Zoé, currently pursuing a Master in Fine Arts at the European School of Visual Arts in France, are volunteering at Live Art Ireland for two months as part of their Erasmus internship, contributing to the vibrant artistic community. Zoé Marzeau, from Réunion Island, is a multidisciplinary artist focused on identity, memory, and healing