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Festival of Fires
This video is a clip from an on-going Phenomenal Women project entitled “Awakening the Goddess within”.
This is a body of work collected and documented over a period of one year. The year long project will be completed in late …
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The Bog Queen Immersion Project
A collaborative project by Phenomenal Women (Caroline Coyle and Nicole McKenna)
Phenomenal Woman is the title of a collaborative project undertaken by Caroline Coyle and Nicole McKenna in 2015 (see separate posting). The Bog Queen Immersion project is a second …
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Phenomenal Women
‘Phenomenal Woman: A Poetic View of the Social Construction of Widows
A collaborative project by Caroline Coyle and Nicole McKennaThe work included a short film, a paper and a presentation around recent
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Blessed
A photographic record entitled “Blessed” which is a collection of portraits of parishioners from St Mary’s Church, Athlone who received ashes on Ash Wednesday (Feb 18, 2015).
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Matter
Matter began as a mapping of found (and lost) turf on the by roads of Ireland. Shannon-side boglands sources are identifiable through shape, composition, foot or machine-saved.
A secondary project CRUX – sees real world placement of (upstream) matter …
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Starched Branches
Experimental video / ambient cinema. This is an exploration on how memory effects experience of place
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#hitPAUSE
Realtime routine – Mapping the commute.
Format: .mov / .gif.
Experiments in moving stills of motion
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Faded sparkle
Nash’s Lemonade, a stalwart of childhood summers, captured in all its faded glory in the old lemonade factory. A photo journal of abandonment and memory.
A printed book. 10×8″ wide format.
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Patchwork – See how they run
“See how they run” is series of “glitched patchworks” – A playful look at a world of glitched artefacts
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A patchwork-in-progress
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Hi-ICONS
Culture as currency and the commodification of culture sees identities of places throughout Ireland iconicised. Brown signs or tourist signs stand guard at gateways to towns and villages where meaning once represented through language agus anam an baile takes on …