5 November 2009
Here is an invite to the opening of Sacred (after 2 pm on 14 November 2009) a show at the Dock in carrick-on-shannon curated by Siobhán Garrigan with works by Bernadette Kiely, Aileen Lambert, David Michalek , Katharine West and a time-specific perfectly edible art intervention for the opening afternoon by no other than I. Everyone welcome.
Come and eat the soup (no trade offs necessary).
17 September 2009
All week I have been feeling bad about the fact that last week’s wholemeal spelt bread was too sour, it was a little sourer than usual as I tasted it for breakfast before going out to market (and on to The Harvest fair in Drumshambo) last saturday but over the week it just got worse. Apologies, all, mine. As I feel that my ability to make the bread I make is something of a magic thing I have to be able to also allow myself to humanly fail sometimes.
We were very tired but satisfied. We travelled to Poland, for a wonderful wedding, four of us packed into the tiniest car available, 3956 km excluding what the boat travelled for us, applied geography and assorted tastings of local goods. Now we are back to home schooling, making hay while the sun shines, if we manage some hay cocks, and on monday we are joining the AVAAZ.org global climate wake up call in dublin, dressed in red at 12.18 pm on O’Connell street, at the junction with North Earl street. There are hundreds and hundreds of similar events organized around the world, perhaps you can join one, too. We are all together in this, the people who had to eat sourer bread and the ones who did not.
12 February 2009
Feet not quite touching the ground this week again with upcoming food/guerilla art/performance at 3 on saturday 14 february in the Dock in carrick-on-shannon, Love ? We would like to help, to coincide with the opening of the love show (invites to be downloaded from the ‘so what’s on ?’ page, just clickclickclick) added to the ordinary and to the weekly extraordinary of farming. And the good news is, the little white hen that looks just like her mother who was taken last year just started to lay the magic blue eggs her mother used to.
21 October 2008
Here therefore downloadable invitations to the forthcoming exhibition at the Dock in carrick, Discussions in Contemporary Sculpture (curated by Oliver Dowling, featuring Maud Cotter, Dorothy Cross, John Gibbons, Paul Gregg, Fergus Martin, Kathy Prendergast, Grace Weir, Alistair Wilson) and my opening night guerilla-art-style food performance, Contemporary Food Practice [discussions in], all welcome, come and enjoy, discuss.
