The Bedmaker evolved through creative play with children and explores the bed as a performing landscape, using clowning, storytelling and puppetry. It was developed by Helene Hugel to inspire children to recreate their bed space through their imagination.

This is the public version of a p...

The Boys of Foley Street, by Anu Productions, was commissioned by Dublin City Council under Dublin City Public Art, and was received with great acclaim during its world premier run at the Dublin The...

A temporary live land artwork. This site-specific project took place in Adamstown, a suburban new town in South Dublin County which has been in development since 2005. The artists identified this greenfield site which was due to become the 'commercial or district town centre’ of Adamstown but ...

Kelly’s work is made of copper bronze and depicts the four figures of the children (Of Lir), and four swans: according to the legend the children were transformed into swans for 300 years. 

A plaque next to the statue carries the words:

“In the darkness of despair we saw a vi...

A film written and directed by Andrew Legge, made as part of Wicklow County Council's Per Cent for Art commissioning programme

Andrew Legge (writer and director) in conjunction with Fastnet Films produced a film set in 1930s Ireland. Entitled The Chronoscope, the film script is a satire ...

The sculpture is crafted from mirror-polished stainless steel and is 4 metres in height. It comprises a sequence of three dagger-like structures, reportedly based on the blades of a field mower, which tilt at an angle causing the sharp apexes to point diagonally upwards towards the sky. Thes...

This series of paintings, entitled ‘The Family Portrait’, was made specifically for the Neo Natal area of Waterford General Hospital.

Intended as an engaging and fun departure from what would be considered traditional family portraiture, these paintings portray...

The Helicopter is made up of four bronze sycamore seeds placed on a circular base which emphasises the pyramidal form. The sculpture conjures up the pastime of throwing helicopters (or sycamore seeds) into the air and celebrates the extraordinary natural mechanics all around us.
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The Hive was commissioned by Dublin Docklands Development Authority, and jointly programmed with the Science Gallery, Trinity College Dublin. It was ...

A mobile exhibition using a converted rickshaw to travel through different areas of Dublin, projecting artists’ videos that related directly to that area and its inhabitants, on to building facades, monuments and temporary structures.

The International Guerrilla Video Festival (IGVFest) was in...