Flag Up July 18, 2011

26th of June Two days after the Lay of the Land Belfast: Julie Fiala and I performed with Bbeyond outside Ulster university. The group have been performing with each other in public spaces, usually on a monthly basis and mostly in Belfast, since 2008. What with all the politics, the riots and loaming parade season, [...]

Lay of The Land: Belfast July 18, 2011

24th June 2011 Julie and I developed our Lay of the Land piece from Dublin in Belfast. We crossed over from catholic to protestant to catholic to protestant and finally back to a catholic area again. It took part in the space measuring about a square kilometre and lasted for a few hours. The line [...]

Lack of Transparency April 20, 2011

It came to my attention in March that the government had yet again failed to be transparent in it’s dealings. This time on the issue of the Census. A short satirical video documentary with an eye opening vox-pop was produced in response to the situation. The video piece highlighted a certain corporations involvement in the [...]

OURS March 13, 2011

On the voting day for the general election I attempted to create something positive. With questions surrounding the sovereignty of Ireland as the IMF draws the nation into a seemingly never ending debt I feel the urge to transcend the monetary worth of what we share and go a little deeper. I used real lawn [...]

Lay of the land March 13, 2011

When I first met Julie a few months ago in Belfast we spoke about divides between people, divided lands and the political and sociological policy employed by empires to get the people to fight amongst themselves; The “Divide and Conquer” stratedgy enables people to be more easily controlled. Unity is seen as a threat by [...]

Cuckoo Lane March 12, 2011

The world health organisation recently released a report predicting that the biggest health problem facing the human race in the year 2050 will be anxiety and depression, and ailments deriving from these states. The performance I did on Cuckoo Lane for an invited audience and of course whoever else happened to pass by or hang [...]

Central Bank Dublin June 20, 2009

photography by James Moloney I performed outside the central bank in Dublin to raise awareness about the current monetary system, its flaws and the solutions to the challenges it poses. I wanted to see how I could inform people about these issues in an innovative and interesting manner. Without preaching to the converted or patronising [...]

Cusp June 20, 2009

Cusp From January 09 to March 09 I experimented with social interventions and outdoor installations that led to the devising of “Cusp”. This show took place seven times over three nights as part of the Into the New and New Territories festival. The premise for this piece was a motivation to bring about positive happenings [...]

Grainne Gra June 20, 2009

Grainne Gra In September of 2008 I collaborated with Cian McConn, Kevin Flanagan and Stephanie Hough in the Chashama project space in Manhattan New York. It involved live art events, site sympathetic performance, video and indoor installations. Eve Vaughan (with Cian McConn) Grainne Gra, September 2008, Manhattan, New York City (USA). Grainne Gra (gra is [...]

Wanna pull a cracker? June 19, 2009

Wanna pull a cracker? 2007 In October 2007 I worked alongside 12 other students and Glas(s) performance “Glas(s) Performance is committed to a socially engaged theatre performance practice that collaborates with real people in the place of fictional characters to tell stories that resonate with audiences of all ages and experience. They aim to deliver [...]