COLLABORATIVE FILM WITH FILM MAKER LINDA CURTIN AND GASP ARTISTS FEATURED IN RECENT FESTIVAL IN BRIGHTON

The Magic of Cinema is a participatory documentary between filmmaker Linda Curtin and a number of artists with intellectual disabilities who work in a supported studio setting. As artists, their work seeks to break barriers in society and in the world of art that may exclude or limit the participation of artists who may need additional supports.
The project itself is a participatory documentary that aims to explore the medium of cinema. Each participant is invited to respond through their own art form, from painting to sculpture and performance. The result is a six minute meditation on cinema.

You can see the film here

The film has been getting recognition recently nominated  as one of the top films of the Oksa Bright festival in Brighton.

GASP ARTISTS EXPLORATION AND PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT AT NANO NAGLES

The GASP artists supported by Karolina Poplawski made a number of visits to Nano Nagles from the Crawford Supported Studio. They responded to the history, architecture, environment and life of Nano Nagle. 

Rosaleen's work colourfully recalled her days spent in school as a child at the school at Nano Nagles. 

At the exhibition of the resulting work, the public could respond, experiment and meet artist Yvonne Condon for a quick portrait.