This workshop will consist of a presentation of art practices which connect to ecological issues, followed by a discussion of how these art practices could be used by communities to encourage learning, understanding, and change. This workshop hopes to bring together creative practitioners & technologists and practical-minded environmental activists to contemplate how their working interests might overlap. Beyond that, it aims to finish the session with clear ideas and prospects for collaboration on projects which might directly assist affected NI communities who are opposing climate breakdown.

This event is free but booking is essential due to limited space. Please note that our event space is on the first floor and is only accessible by stairs.

Aiden Brady is a new media artist and writer working across sound, video and installation. His work often deals with place, identity and the self.

In 2023, Aiden displayed work at Spacecraft Studios and Shannon Rowing Club in Limerick City and in 2024 participated in PS2 Belfast's 'Ideal Development Opportunity'. He is currently a resident on Dublin Digital Radio, hosting 'One Less Colour'. In January 2024, he graduated UL's Art & Technology MA programme.

Free Tickets, Booking Essential.