Contested Site: a live art performanceby Kate Barry Contested Site was situated in one of the old barns (circa 1700), on the lands of Milford House in Tipperary, Ireland. The first time I entered the barn, I knew I would perform there. I was struck by a series of etchings and some graffiti dug into
image: Kate Barry, V Painting, 2017-ongoing. Image credit: Alisha Weng. Live art Ireland is excited to present a hybrid live/online event on the 14th of December at 6pm. Both Irish and International artists will present live art performance works and films designed for simultaneous online and live presentation. Artists include: Day Magee(Ireland) Simona Pavoni (Italy) Amanda
Climbing the stairs I had the impression of entering a large mouth that has lost its milk teeth.
We are very happy to annouce that the artists chosen by the panel consisting of Lucy Day, Francis Fay, Kate Walsh and Deej Fabyc are as follows Simona Pavoni (1994), lives and works in Milan where she recently co-founded the art studio Spazio Marea. Trained as a painter and then as a sculptor, she approached
Please submit your application here by 30th September Live Art Ireland invites you to make a proposal for 3-6 week residency at Milford House. Milford and its environs are entangled in the Demesne history as a contested site. (Please see house history here) We welcome live art and video proposals engaging the concept of anti-colonial,
Live Art Ireland is providing me the chance to become intimate with the complexity of working through experimental performative sculpture processes — building pit kilns into the earth, conjuring glaze recipes out of raw materials, foraging found clay, and fabricating ceramic pieces as a response to previous ceramics making with Shurooq School for the Blind.
Zoe graduated from Goldsmiths, University of London, with a degree in Fine Art in 2019. Their work is interdisciplinary in nature, integrating photography, textiles and drawing to apply accessible methods of healing and learning through collaborative storytelling. Their work is concerned with accessibility in art and wider society. These interests were showcased in their debut
WITCHING WILLOW Location: Tipperary, Ireland Artists collaborate to make a circle of goat willow planted in honour of the great oak in the quarry field / cairéal dair. The protagonists might be hard to see as they will be moving slowly in a bushy disguise. for becoming tree 4 in April 2021 with MJ Newell
Link to Zoom on 23rd of May at 7pm FBI+ A in Association with Live-Art Ireland Please Click on this link to sign up for the eventbrite Zoom on the 23 of May at 7pm ‘ What’s old, really old? Imagine Edna, Methuselah’s mum outliving her son. Landscape does that, what about artefacts? How can
This live art video was commissioned by Come Hell or High Water a series of monthly events at low tide in London Docklands taking place 2019-20. The project is produced by Sarah Andrew, Anne Bean, George Pringle and Phoebe Patey-Ferguson, initially activated with Hayley Newman. Deej Fabyc and MJ Newell made this live to camera
The Raven Enquiry was a performance at Live Art Ireland at Milford House for Becoming Tree 2 an international zoom performance event in October 2020. Deej Fabyc and MJ Newell interacted with the ancient oak in the front field during a wind storm for one hour simultaneously with the other artists in many time zones.
Although we can not invite you come and produce work here quite yet we are announcing a call out for virtual residencies in the near future. The first residency call out will be called Methuselah and will be asking artists to look at aging, deep time and the landscape. It will be engaging with members