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		<title>Eile (intro) </title>
				
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		<description>Eile



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Eile
(meaning Other in Irish) is a long-term, trans-disciplinary art and spatial
practice that critically intervenes in the political, spatial, subjective and
ecological spaces of the UK state border on the island of Ireland.&#38;nbsp; It centres on the titular figure Eile, who is
imagined as an otherworldly creature of the border. Eile is a transmuter; a
shapeshifter; a lobster, a banshee, a gush of wind, who moves in and across the
border(lands) through time and space. Through practices of performance, film,
sculpture, sound and poetry, Eile generates and explores speculative ecologies;
their creatures, flora, fauna and folklore, as a distinct form of fictioning,
which we call Border-Fictioning. In so doing, Eile generates and elucidates alternative
imaginaries and ontologies of the border in Ireland. 



















Films 
Territories of Eile&#38;nbsp;︎︎︎
Eile / Lobster&#38;nbsp;︎︎︎
Eile / Bog&#38;nbsp;︎︎︎ 

Exhibition&#38;nbsp;Eile @ Bloc Projects, Sheffield, 2022&#38;nbsp;︎︎︎&#38;nbsp;

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		<pubDate>Sat, 31 Jul 2021 10:33:52 +0000</pubDate>

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		<description>Amid the Air and Earth

Atmospheric States &#38;nbsp;




A
 transdisciplinary art, architecture and science research project investigating how atmospheric dynamics, pollution and their politics challenge fixed notions of the nation-state and sovereign borders on the land, and as experienced by different bodies.

&#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; Atmospheric States is a collaboration between a place of their own and atmospheric scientist Dr Liz Coleman (NUI Galway), and our initial activities will take place across rural County Galway and the region of Connemara, where the Atlantic ocean meets western Ireland, at the Mace Head Atmospheric Research Station in Clara. 





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Atmospheric States will interrogate historical and contemporary apparatuses of scientific knowledge of the atmosphere, and how such apparatuses establish dominant narratives and understandings that inscribe colonial and capitalist imaginaries.&#38;nbsp; Our research and spatial art practice will ask how we might bring different knowledges together (science, art, architecture, popular culture, indigenous) to develop and test experimental apparatuses of the atmosphere, and to investigate the potential effects of such alter-apparatuses in different registers (cultural, political, imaginary etc.).&#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp;



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NUI Galway’s Mace Head Atmospheric Research Station is a Global Atmosphere Watch (GAW) and Advanced Global Atmospheric Gas Experiment (AGAGE) site that provides online measurements of the atmospheric agents that cause climate change, stratospheric ozone depletion and air-pollution related health impacts. It is one of the most recognized and respected facilities both nationally and internationally.



In 2019-21 Atmospheric States contributed to the Architecture at the Edge Festival in Galway, with the project Aer Anála (The Air We Breathe).&#38;nbsp;








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		<title>Myths (intro) </title>
				
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		<pubDate>Sat, 31 Jul 2021 10:33:51 +0000</pubDate>

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		<description>Amid the Air and Earth



Myths for a Wetlands Imaginary



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Started in
2019, Myths for a Wetlands Imaginary is an ongoing project that engages with the
global ecological habitat of wetlands to collaboratively explore new imaginaries
of co-existence.&#38;nbsp; Wetlands, and the
marshes, bogs, fens, reedbeds and reefs that make them up, tell complex stories
of relationships of land and peoples, of settler colonialism, and of the capitalist
and carbon imaginaries that have seen 70% of wetlands across the world destroyed
in the last 50 years. 



We foreground the sharing and production
of myth (a mythopoesis) as a method through which to draw together distinct
experiences and knowlegdes of wetlands and to open up historically situated new
wetlands imaginaries; with ecologists, writers, artists and communities. 



The work has
been developed with Arts Catalyst, initially for Waltham Forest Borough Council
Art Assembly in 2019, and now (21/22) as part of their Emergent Ecologies
strand in Shire Brook Valley / Woodhouse Washlands (Sheffield/Rotherham).&#38;nbsp;

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Myths at Walthamstow WetlandsWaltham Forest Borough Council, Art Assembly, 2019
	

Myths at Shire Brook Valley / Woodhouse Washlands
Arts Catalyst Emergent Ecologies


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