2017
Turkey Skull: Heads-Up
maple lightbox /custom designed matrix lighting/high quality digital duratran print/ collage
52 x 38 cm
unique print
2017
Landmarks and Lifeforms, an interdisciplinary installation by Frieda Meaney and Danny Osborne.
Initiated and developed by Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre and exhibited there from 11 March to 20 April 2017, Landmarks and Lifeforms was presented in different
iterations at
Limerick City Gallery of Art (7 September to 22 October 2017) and Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda (3 February to 14 April 2018) with the support of the Arts Council’s Touring and Dissemination of Work Award.
The exhibition was accompanied by broad and diverse creative learning programmes at each of the three venues, including talks and panel discussions featuring artists and scientists from various fields of marine biology, zoology and ecology; dance performances and music recitals in responded to the exhibition; family and schools programmes and a Discovery Box gallery resource was created for very young children. Throughout, Landmarks and Lifeforms was a rich source of learning, an invitation for exploration and an inspiration for the curious mind.
Gorilla skull: Heads-Up
maple lightbox /custom designed matrix lighting/high quality digital duratran print/ collage
52 x 38 cm
unique print
2017
Landmarks and Lifeforms, an interdisciplinary installation by Frieda Meaney and Danny Osborne.
Initiated and developed by Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre and exhibited there from 11 March to 20 April 2017, Landmarks and Lifeforms was presented in different
iterations at
Limerick City Gallery of Art (7 September to 22 October 2017) and Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda (3 February to 14 April 2018) with the support of the Arts Council’s Touring and Dissemination of Work Award.
The exhibition was accompanied by broad and diverse creative learning programmes at each of the three venues, including talks and panel discussions featuring artists and scientists from various fields of marine biology, zoology and ecology; dance performances and music recitals in responded to the exhibition; family and schools programmes and a Discovery Box gallery resource was created for very young children. Throughout, Landmarks and Lifeforms was a rich source of learning, an invitation for exploration and an inspiration for the curious mind.
Chameleon :Heads-Up
maple lightbox /custom designed matrix lighting/high quality digital duratran print/ collage
52 x 38 cm
unique print
2017
Landmarks and Lifeforms, an interdisciplinary installation by Frieda Meaney and Danny Osborne.
Initiated and developed by Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre and exhibited there from 11 March to 20 April 2017, Landmarks and Lifeforms was presented in different
iterations at
Limerick City Gallery of Art (7 September to 22 October 2017) and Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda (3 February to 14 April 2018) with the support of the Arts Council’s Touring and Dissemination of Work Award.
The exhibition was accompanied by broad and diverse creative learning programmes at each of the three venues, including talks and panel discussions featuring artists and scientists from various fields of marine biology, zoology and ecology; dance performances and music recitals in responded to the exhibition; family and schools programmes and a Discovery Box gallery resource was created for very young children. Throughout, Landmarks and Lifeforms was a rich source of learning, an invitation for exploration and an inspiration for the curious mind.
Heads-Up! Human Skull
maple lightbox /custom designed matrix lighting/high quality digital duratran print/ collage
52 x 38 cm
unique print
2017
Landmarks and Lifeforms, an interdisciplinary installation by Frieda Meaney and Danny Osborne.
Initiated and developed by Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre and exhibited there from 11 March to 20 April 2017, Landmarks and Lifeforms was presented in different
iterations at
Limerick City Gallery of Art (7 September to 22 October 2017) and Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda (3 February to 14 April 2018) with the support of the Arts Council’s Touring and Dissemination of Work Award.
The exhibition was accompanied by broad and diverse creative learning programmes at each of the three venues, including talks and panel discussions featuring artists and scientists from various fields of marine biology, zoology and ecology; dance performances and music recitals in responded to the exhibition; family and schools programmes and a Discovery Box gallery resource was created for very young children. Throughout, Landmarks and Lifeforms was a rich source of learning, an invitation for exploration and an inspiration for the curious mind.
Mat(t)er (Turkey)
Mono print
60 x 70cm
VP 8/50
2017
Landmarks and Lifeforms, an interdisciplinary installation by Frieda Meaney and Danny Osborne.
Initiated and developed by Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre and exhibited there from 11 March to 20 April 2017, Landmarks and Lifeforms was presented in different
iterations at
Limerick City Gallery of Art (7 September to 22 October 2017) and Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda (3 February to 14 April 2018) with the support of the Arts Council’s Touring and Dissemination of Work Award.
The exhibition was accompanied by broad and diverse creative learning programmes at each of the three venues, including talks and panel discussions featuring artists and scientists from various fields of marine biology, zoology and ecology; dance performances and music recitals in responded to the exhibition; family and schools programmes and a Discovery Box gallery resource was created for very young children. Throughout, Landmarks and Lifeforms was a rich source of learning, an invitation for exploration and an inspiration for the curious mind.
Mat(t)er (Human)
Mono print
60 x 60cm
VP 13/50
2017
Landmarks and Lifeforms, an interdisciplinary installation by Frieda Meaney and Danny Osborne.
Initiated and developed by Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre and exhibited there from 11 March to 20 April 2017, Landmarks and Lifeforms was presented in different
iterations at
Limerick City Gallery of Art (7 September to 22 October 2017) and Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda (3 February to 14 April 2018) with the support of the Arts Council’s Touring and Dissemination of Work Award.
The exhibition was accompanied by broad and diverse creative learning programmes at each of the three venues, including talks and panel discussions featuring artists and scientists from various fields of marine biology, zoology and ecology; dance performances and music recitals in responded to the exhibition; family and schools programmes and a Discovery Box gallery resource was created for very young children. Throughout, Landmarks and Lifeforms was a rich source of learning, an invitation for exploration and an inspiration for the curious mind.
Mat(t)er (Gorilla)
Mono print
60 x 60cm
VP 10/50
2017
Landmarks and Lifeforms, an interdisciplinary installation by Frieda Meaney and Danny Osborne.
Initiated and developed by Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre and exhibited there from 11 March to 20 April 2017, Landmarks and Lifeforms was presented in different
iterations at
Limerick City Gallery of Art (7 September to 22 October 2017) and Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda (3 February to 14 April 2018) with the support of the Arts Council’s Touring and Dissemination of Work Award.
The exhibition was accompanied by broad and diverse creative learning programmes at each of the three venues, including talks and panel discussions featuring artists and scientists from various fields of marine biology, zoology and ecology; dance performances and music recitals in responded to the exhibition; family and schools programmes and a Discovery Box gallery resource was created for very young children. Throughout, Landmarks and Lifeforms was a rich source of learning, an invitation for exploration and an inspiration for the curious mind.
Landmarks and Lifeforms, an interdisciplinary installation by Frieda Meaney and Danny Osborne.
Initiated and developed by Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre and exhibited there from 11 March to 20 April 2017, Landmarks and Lifeforms was presented in different
iterations at
Limerick City Gallery of Art (7 September to 22 October 2017) and Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda (3 February to 14 April 2018) with the support of the Arts Council’s Touring and Dissemination of Work Award.
The exhibition was accompanied by broad and diverse creative learning programmes at each of the three venues, including talks and panel discussions featuring artists and scientists from various fields of marine biology, zoology and ecology; dance performances and music recitals in responded to the exhibition; family and schools programmes and a Discovery Box gallery resource was created for very young children. Throughout, Landmarks and Lifeforms was a rich source of learning, an invitation for exploration and an inspiration for the curious mind.