Living but a Day
Living but a Day was the practice-based component to my PhD research at Ulster University. My research, “Queer and Feminist Typographic Interventions through Archival Engagement and Participatory Practice across Ireland”, involved a series of public interventions with queer and feminist archival collections on the island of Ireland.
Through performance-based workshops, live performances, and participatory exhibitions, the project carved out space for intimate, embodied engagements with the past, inviting reflection on its significance in the present.
Living but a Day: Women's Words, PS2 Gallery, Belfast.
Living but a Day: Women's Words, PS2 Gallery, Belfast.
'An Ode to Grandmother', Living but a Day: Women's Words, PS2 Gallery, Belfast.
Living but a Day: Anamcara, Collective performance with Lauren Kelly, Day Magee, Emma Brennan and Emer Lyons, The Fumbally Stables, Dublin.
Living but a Day: Encounters, the LAB Gallery, Dublin. Photography by Louis Haugh.
Archival Exploration and Zine-making workshop at Crawford College of Art and Design, Cork. Zine by Alice Buckley.
Archival Exploration and Zine-making workshop at Crawford College of Art and Design, Cork.
Living but a Day: Archival Discomfort, BIFPA International, Ulster University.
Living but a Day: Dear Readers, LHQ Gallery, Cork.
Living but a Day: Texere, GOMA Waterford.