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Flesh As Witness
On 1 May 2026 by Deej_Fabyc1Stories We’re Not Supposed To Hold News update: Artists selected for this residency are: Pak Lun Fung Pak Lun Fung is a queer interdisciplinary artist and atmospheric scientist whose work grows out of the tension between data and lived experience. Moving between scientific research and performance art, he explores how bodies carry climate, memory, and
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Live Art Ireland Library
On 1 May 2026 by Deej_Fabyc1The books in Live Art Ireland’s library belong to Deej Fabyc’s personal collection, gathered from childhood onwards. Some volumes were passed down from Deej’s parents and grandparents and, as a result, certain texts contain language that would be considered unacceptable by today’s standards — including racist and ableist terminology. These books are, however, 19th and
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Emma Starkey
On 14 April 2026 by Deej_Fabyc1Emma Starkey is a Birmingham-based live artist developing alternatives to positivist modes of knowledge sharing in educational and artistic spaces. Her work challenges the colonial assumption that knowledge is something delivered from an authorised voice to a passive audience. Instead, she positions knowledge as relational — emerging between bodies, conditions, and the specific dynamics of
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Mary Whitty
On 2 April 2026 by Deej_Fabyc1“In February I stayed at Live Art Ireland for their In-between Residency, where I spent time researching my ongoing and evolving body of work. During my time there, I developed a clearer grasp on my thought processes, and some questions and answers that lay within my practice re-emerged that I had previously been grappling with
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Arlene Caffrey
On 2 April 2026 by Deej_Fabyc1Arlene Caffrey is a visual artist, researcher and educator based in Kilkenny. Working across performance, sculpture and social practice, her practice-based research explores the shifting cultural and sociopolitical landscape of contemporary Ireland and is informed by feminist and gender identity theory. Through performance and sculptural practice, she seeks to provoke critical reflection on constructs of