Artists' Residency Programme > Previous Participants

02 Jul 2007
31 Aug 2007 Richard Saxton (USA)
The core of Richard Saxton’s practice derives from an analysis and interpretation of his surrounding landscape.

01 Jun 2007
31 Aug 2007 Alberto Peral (Spain)
A sense of circularity impregnates the work of Alberto Peral - an idea that, although concentrating the viewer around a single point from which everything emerges, also offers the viewer the possibility of embracing, surrounding or narrowing the sense of reality.

01 Jun 2007
30 Sep 2007 Giles Round (UK)
In Giles Round work geometric shapes, minimal structures and monochrome planes are combined with objects such as plants, lights or three-dimensional texts.

01 Jun 2007
30 Sep 2007 Clive Murphy (Ireland)
Clive Murphy’s practice constantly considers ideas relating to the position of the individual in terms of an increasingly ‘mass’ oriented environment, exploring themes of alienation and desire within this context.

02 Apr 2007
30 Sep 2007 Martin Healy (Ireland)
Martin Healy’s work explores the aesthetics and mediation of popular cultural mythologies and phenomena.

02 Apr 2007
30 Sep 2007 Ciaran Murphy (Ireland)
In his most recent bodies of work Ciaran Murphy’s work has taken the form of small-scale paintings on stretched paper and canvas using both acrylic and oil paints. The habitual collecting of imagery forms an important part of Murphy’s practice.

28 Feb 2007
31 May 2007 Paddy Jolley (Ireland)
For Paddy Jolley a project starts with the residue of sensations left by a situation or event. This impression suggests materials and then evolves through experiments that provoke further images and ideas.

19 Feb 2007
30 Jun 2007 Naomi Seki (Japan)
Naomi Seki’s work does not evolve around realistic sculptures but rather abstract ones, which contain her sculptural essence and individuality.

02 Jan 2007
31 May 2007 Jorge Satorre (Mexico/Spain)
Over the last three years Jorge Satorre’s projects have centred around the carrying out of exercises based on processes and experiences.

02 Jan 2007
21 Feb 2007 Tea Mäkipää (Finland)
Within the framework of her installations, films and photographs, Tea Mäkipää has critically examined the sustainability of the Western way of life: consumerism, environmental issues, the gulf between rich and poor, the downsides of globalisation.

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