Group exhibition at Black Church Print Studio, Dublin, 2019. Curated by Aisling Prior
Social Welfare forms and inkjet print, 36.5cm X 28 cm, framed.
In the collection of The Arts Council of Ireland
Social Welfare forms and inkjet print, 36.5cm X 28 cm, framed
Social Welfare forms and inkjet print, 36.5cm X 28 cm, framed
Artists collection of Harp Postmarks from correspondence received from the The State over a ten year period, dimensions variable.
Private collection
Series of discursive events curated by Pamela Grombacher and Sacha Rose Richter thinking and talking about art making and the material and immaterial factors at play for Arts Workers. Held at RUM46 artist run space with the support of Visual Arts Centre, Aarhus.
More information: here
Commissioned by Common Ground as part of Citizen Artist 2016-2019.
Participatory research project that employed workshops, discursive events, live works, drawing and embroidery. The Department of Time Keepers acted as a site for public thinking on the topics of time, labour and value. Spanning three years work generated from the project was exhibited in both gallery and non gallery settings, most recently as part of Periodical Review X by Pallas Projects Dublin
Produced as part of Askeaton Contemporary Arts Welcome to the Neighbourhood 2016
2015.
20 handmade screen printed tote bags. Wall text.
Group exhibition IYOURTHEIRMYSPACE, Academie Galerie, Utrecht, The Netherlands.
Further information on the project can be found here.
2014. Public Interventions. Maps. Screen printed Hi-Vis Jackets. Participatory Walking Tour.
This body of work was the manifestation of research conducted as part of my M.A in Social Practice and the Creative Environment. The researched posed questions about agency, autonomy and power through the topic of Surveillance and Public Place while also investigating the potential for artistic actions to be used as frameworks for engagement in Civic Actions.
Further information on the Walking Tour can be found here
A reflective essay on the project and my research can be found here
Fiona was artist in residence at Nida Art Colony, Lithuania, in September and October 2012. A research based residency that looked at engagement with site and place through action.
At the disused airport, thinking I was alone, I pretended to be an airplane. Half way down the runway a man emerged from the woods. Embarrassed, I turned and ran back.
A line of sandcastles built along the border between Russia and Lithuania.
The construction of the castles lasted three hours.
The border patrol police came and observed the action for a period of time.
Our encounter went undocumented.
A Solo exhibition as part of Pallas Contemporary Projects Summer program, 2011.
Mixed media installation of sculpture and drawing.
Made possible by an Arts Council of Ireland Bursary Award.
An essay accompanying the exhibition was written by artist Kathy Tynan.
1/6/09-8/3/10
Installation of 168 drawings exhibited as part of Matters EV+A 2010, Limerick, curated by Elizabeth Hatz.
Fiona was awarded the EV+A John Hunt Residency Award in association with the Tyrone Guthrie Centre for 2010.
Inkjet Print, double sided
Time Spent.
Every bus ticket from every journey made on Dublin Bus since 2008, reassembled in chronological order.
The piece will continue until I no longer get the bus or this ticketing system is rendered obsolete.
