Clodagh Emoe

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  • Crocosmia ×

    A collaborative art project with individuals seeking asylum, living in Ireland, that brings art, poetry and horticulture together. Read about the project
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  • The Plurality of Existence in the Infinite Expanse of Space and Time

    Read more about The Plurality of Existence in the Infinite Expanse of Space and Time.
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  • We Are and Are Not

    Read more about We Are and Are Not, 2015.
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  • An Exercise in Seeing, ESA Conference

    Read more about An Exercise in Seeing, (2015) ESA Conference DIT, Dublin
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  • An Exercise in Seeing

    This work featured as part of I Won’t Say That I’ll See You Tomorrow, a project considering the writings of Ludwig Wittgenstein curated by Aoife Tunney, Redcross Forest, Co. Wicklow. Read more about An Exercise in Seeing.
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  • The Things We See

    Read more about The Things We See
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  • Metaphysical Longings

    Metaphysical Longings II, 2010, National Gallery of Ireland. Read more about Metaphysical Longings.
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  • Mystical Anarchism

    Mystical Anarchism in collaboration with Simon Critchley began as a midnight lecture in Glendalough, Co. Wicklow on 2nd August 2009 . Read more about Mystical Anarchism.
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  • Mat

    Moleskin, cashemere, cotton and scent, 17 metres x 7 metres. This handmade mat has been used in Gathering (Transitory Encounters), Mystical Anarchism and Metaphysical Longings to demarcate a space where people gather.  Image: www.seanandyvette.com
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  • Parodos

    Read more about Parodos
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  • Gatherings (Transitory Encounters)

    Gatherings (Transitory Encounters) took place over three nights and was produced as part Trapezium. Read more about Gatherings (Transitory Encounters)
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  • Point of No Return II

    Read more about Point of No Return II.
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  • Doppio

    Read more about Doppio.
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  • The Change of Heart

    Read more about The Change of Heart (2006).
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  • The Long Dark Night

    Mark Fisher, Edia Connole and artist Sally O’Reilly were brought together within the environment of Cult of Engagement to claim agency of the stage. Read more about The Long Dark Night.
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  • Proposition 7

    Read more about Proposition 7.
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  • The Approach

    Read more about The Approach.
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  • Cult of Engagement

    Cult of Engagement, solo-exhibition commissioned by Project Arts Centre, curated by Tessa Giblan. Cult of Engagement is included in the Permanent Collection of IMMA (Irish Museum of Modern Art). Read more about Cult of Engagement Project.            
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  • I am Here Somewhere

    I am Somewhere Here, solo-exhibition curated by Marian Lovett, Temple Bar Gallery and Studios, Dublin. Read more about I am Here Somewhere.
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  • Work no.13

    Read more about Work no.13 (2007).
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  • The Approach

    Read more about The Approach (2006).
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  • Blackboard

    Read more about Blackboard (2007).
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