Breaking Ground 2001 - 2009
Elaine Agnew, Ron Cooney and the Ballymun Windband Project
First and Last and Always
Kevin Atherton
Hotel Ballymun Art Bursary
Stephen Brandes & Brigid Harte
Gabrielle Breathnach
Cecily Brennan
Niamh Breslin
John Byrne
Adam Chodzko
Andrew Clancy
Elizabeth Comerford
Catherine Delaney
Carl Doran
Sinead Dowling
Jeanette Doyle with the women from the Star Project
Joyce Duffy
Alberto Duman & St. John Handley
Janice Feighery
Natasha Fischell and the St. Margaret's Traveller women's group.
Mary Fitzgerald
Mark Francis
Jochen Gerz
Paddy Jolley, Rebecca Trost and Inger Lise Hansen
Robert Kelly
Gillian Kenny
Dave Kinane
John Kindness
Art in the Life World
Fuzzy Logic
Louise Lowe & Owen Boss
Paul McKinley
Michael McLoughlin
Lia Mills
Cecilia Moore
Seamus Nolan
Mick O'Kelly
Hugh O'Neill
Axis & Will O'Donovan
Perry Ogden
Desperate Optimists
Voice Our Concern
Linda Quinlan
Ultra Red & Sarah Pierce
Rowan Tolley
Corban Walker
Grace Weir & Graham Parker
Felicity Williams
Daphne Wright

 

Breaking Ground 2001 - 2009

Timeline Exhibition

Celebrating the launch of several projects at once in Ballymun, a Timeline exhibition was held in Axis from 21 October to 15 December 2009 documenting the breath and diversity of projects commissioned under the per cent for art programme.

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PUBLICATION

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This major publication, spanning 200 pages, documents Breaking Ground commissions from 2001 to 2009. Documenting 48 projects this acts a definitive guide to one of the most pioneering per cent for art programmes in the history of the State.

The 48 projects are illustrated with new and rarely seen photographs, and features working materials from the artists.

The publication also features 12 republished text commissions from the history of the projects, including writing by Mark Orange, Daniel Seery, Ellen Rowley, Mick Wilson, Jan Estep, Rona O’Reilly, Gemma Tipton, Valerie Connor, and Caoimhin Mac Giolla Leith.

The publication also features new text commissions by Catherine Marshall and Aisling Prior.

The publication is available nationwide and directly from Breaking Ground for €10.



ART TRAIL

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Celebrating Breaking Ground projects from 2001 to 2009, BG presents an Art Trail of offsite permanent commissions across Ballymun and a temporary exhibition at Axis Arts Centre.

Producing an unique map, the Art Trail map entices visitors and locals alike to various sites across Ballymun, to visit works from 4 tonne bronze horses, to an installation of paintings at a wemons drug rehabilitation group building, to an extensive showing of BG archive material at Axis Arts Centre.

If you would like to receive a free copy of the Art Map please send us an email and we will post one out to you. Email address at the bottom of this page.


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