Conference

Post-Conference Material

Shifting Ground

New Perspectives on Art and Rural Culture
Ennis, Co. Clare, Ireland
Thursday 19th – Saturday 21st October, 2006

A CONFERENCE TO EXAMINE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CONTEMPORARY ART AND THE RURAL CONTEXT

Fidelma Mullane

Vernacular Architecture in Clare

Djeribi and Dominic Stevens

New thinking about art & rural living

Ground Up Artists Collective

Re-negotiating relationships; Public Art in the rural context

Adam Sutherland

Grizedale Arts

Fernando Garcia Dory

Arts and Agro-ecology
or how can  culture and creativity be tools to preserve a living rural world?

Kristina Leko

A possible ideological background of one’s interest in farmers

Dr. Mark Haywood

Site-specific art in South Africa and Cumbria

Suzanne Lacy

Memory and Displacement in Three Communities

Simon Sheikh

Countering the Public?
On the Conditions of Art Production in a World in Fragments

Transcripts from Discussion Groups;

  • Art & Sustainability
  • The Cultural Landscape
  • The Intersections of Local and Global
  • Aesthetics and the Vernacular

Final discussion (chaired by Ed Carroll of City Arts/ Blue Drum)

 

Shifting Ground Partners