Lisa Hinterreithner recently partook in the In-Between residency at Live Art Ireland. Here is a piece about her practice and her reflection on her time at Live Art Ireland. “In my work, I am strongly interested in the connectedness between human bodies and nonhuman entities in a more than human world. The focus revolves around
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
I came to Milford House in a state of transition, so it felt apt to be taking part in something called the In-between residency. I arrived between houses, countries, and life stages. On the residency, I found myself between whether systems, the pull to read from the extensive book collection and the need to make
Sadhbh McCarthy McCool and Anna Cavenagh partook in the In-Between residency from 9th-22nd Sadhbh McCarthy McCool is a Wexford based Irish artist. She is a graduate of SETU Wexford where sheobtained a First Class BA Honours in Art. A 2025 RDS long list nominee, McCool’s practice encompassesinstallation and performance.Anna Cavenagh is a Swiss-Australian artist based
My time at Live Art Ireland was a gentle reminder that an artist has to follow their own knowing before meaning arrives. Being in a place where I had the time and space to do exactly that allowed me to bring performances to fruition through ideas that felt tender, unfinished, strange, or messy, without having
Magda Garre is a versatile singer ,songwriter and an interdisciplinary artist from Barcelona, actively performing and collaborating in various musical projects across the city’s diverse scenes. Her artistic expression spans from vocal improvisation, folk and sound art. Her work and vision involves both research and a search for experimental expression through ritual, synchronicity and memory
Flávio Rodrigues is a multidisciplinary artist from Vila Nova de Gaia. His work emerges from processes of walking and drifting, through encounters and hands-on engagement with found materials and soundscapes, grounded in poetic and intuitive principles. Painel | de tão pouco, tanto (“Panel | from so little, so much”) is the title of the process-based
During my four-week residency, I focused on developing an olfactory artwork inspired by the Irish sport of hurling. The project emerged from my fascination with the physicality, intensity, and emotional charge of the game. I used the residency to further explore perfume as a performative and physical artistic medium. This immediacy became an important conceptual
Aepril Schaile took part in the In-Between residency from July 1st to July 10th. Aepril Schaile is an interdisciplinary artist working across bellydance, poetry and performance. Her work draws on mythology, landscape, and depth psychology. Her current project, Persephone Mysteria, is an inquiry into descent and return, communicated by a fluctuating first person and leaning
István Kovács and Veronica Cordova de la Rosa attended the In-Between Residency at Live Art Ireland in February 2026 from 13th-22nd. István Kovács (b. 1964, Budapest) is one of Central Europe’s leading performance artists, with over 24 years of experience. His work explores the physical body, life, and death, often creating striking live images using
“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
Arlene 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