Seba Brhom: Art, Memory and the Beauty of Being Seen

A Syrian artist and teacher now living in Northern Ireland, Seba Brhom uses drawing, fabric, Arabic lettering and community workshops to share beauty, memory and gratitude.

KODJO: Migration, Belonging and the Art of Building Home

Through sculpture, fabric, dance and lived experience, KODJO explores migration, family, racism and the work of building belonging beyond temporary welcome.

René Mullin: Printmaking, Irish Linen and the Art of Reuse

Through printmaking, rescued Irish linen and careful teaching, René Mullin builds a practice rooted in hand-process, access and the lasting value of cloth already in the world.

Laura McKenzie Atkins: Wimmelbild Art, Hidden Stories and Fantasy Worlds

Intricate ink, hidden stories and strange little worlds come together in Laura McKenzie Atkins’ wimmelbild drawings.

Deirdre Murphy: Capitalism The Musical and Revolutionary Art

Music, movement and revolutionary imagination meet in work that turns political urgency into something physical, funny and impossible to ignore.

Aodh O’Cuana: A Living Memorial Built from Stone, Love and Oak

Through cairn-building, oak saplings and communal remembrance, Aodh O’Cuana asks how we might honour those we love beyond the formal space of a funeral.