The Garden Shed Manifesto Gráinne O'Carroll and Ghiath Al Jebawi
The Garden Shed Manifesto is a participatory art project which will create a mobile garden shed with groups in Tallaght.
Another Infrastructure (AI) Drop Table
Arts ensemble Drop Table will create works with the community in North Clondalkin about how we use technology together.
Nature Squared Cleary and Connolly
Anne and Denis propose to work with numerous communities along the River Dodder and expect multiple artistic outputs to emerge, leading to an exhibition to take place in late 2026 or early 2027.
Rooting Resilience: Cultivating Community and Nature in Killinarden Sophie Von Maltzan
The project is a socially engaged environmental journey that blends outreach, collaborative research, and site-specific environmental art around the Killinarden Community Centre.
Served Katie Watchorn and A.Mac Giolla Bhríde
Centred on a community garden in South County Dublin, Katie Watchorn and A.Mac Giolla Bhríde will explore biodiversity, sustainability, and collective memory through shared sensory experiences.
In Context 5 Strand 2 Commissions
The Garden Shed Manifesto
Gráinne O'Carroll and Ghiath Al Jebawi
The Garden Shed Manifesto is a participatory art project which will create a mobile garden shed with groups in Tallaght.
Another Infrastructure (AI)
Drop Table
Arts ensemble Drop Table will create works with the community in North Clondalkin about how we use technology together.
Nature Squared
Cleary and Connolly
Anne and Denis propose to work with numerous communities along the River Dodder and expect multiple artistic outputs to emerge, leading to an exhibition to take place in late 2026 or early 2027.
Rooting Resilience: Cultivating Community and Nature in Killinarden
Sophie Von Maltzan
The project is a socially engaged environmental journey that blends outreach, collaborative research, and site-specific environmental art around the Killinarden Community Centre.
Served
Katie Watchorn and A.Mac Giolla Bhríde
Centred on a community garden in South County Dublin, Katie Watchorn and A.Mac Giolla Bhríde will explore biodiversity, sustainability, and collective memory through shared sensory experiences.