A year on from Fion Gunn's Arrival/Departures exhibit, we check in to see what she's working on, this time with A-Maze Artists Collective.
Category: Film, Art & Animation
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Brigid
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Call for Irish work
Paid creative call for work relating to Irish folklore and langauge. £1,000 fund available for suitable project.
Arrivals/Departures: Fion Gunn
Fion Gunn's Irishness is a mainstay of her work, being an Irish diaspora artist working internationally, often reflectign on home.
Animatic-Animation-Action
Liverpool Irish Festival, Gael Linn and An tUltach are proud to present Dogleap Productions short film: Reroot.
Macha
Maria Crean continues her trilogy about mythological Irish women; this time telling the story of Macha (with original illustration).