Resources
Music for Me 2005 – 2012
Dreaming is one of a series of contemporary compositions and interpretation of Humperdinck’s Hansel and Gretel, created by the children of Dolphin House Homework Club, Nick Roth and Elaine Agnew. Composer Elaine Agnew was the first composer in residence with RTÉ Lyric FM in 2011 and invited children from Dolphin House Homework Club to professionally record their musical collaborations and compositions including Hansel and Gretel and the Power of Music. These were first performed in the National Gallery (2008) and in the Kevin Barry room of the National Concert Hall (2010) respectively.
studio 468- Citizen Artist: Hostility & Hospitality
HOSTILITY & HOSPITALITY – CITIZEN ARTIST & THE INVISIBLE MUSEUM – Common Ground’s third CRITICAL CONVERSATION 2019. Artist Laragh Pittman and Common Ground invited Brian Crowley, Tian Yu Lloyd, Dr Nita Mishra, Niera Nasr, Joe Odiboh and Aislinn O’Donnell to reflect and explore on issues pertinent to being a citizen of, and in, Ireland. This includes how we can collectively recognise and embrace the complexity and diversity of people who migrate to and live in Ireland and their Irishness as an equal and rich contribution to the Irish State. This discussion emerged during Laragh’s research into her project The Invisible Museum in studio 468. Recorded by Curious Broadcast in Kilmainham Gaol.
Tiny Voices – an Early Years Music Research Report
Tiny Voices – a 16 week early years music pilot research report in partnership with St Patrick’s College Drumcondra and Early Childhood Ireland. Written by Mairead Berrill.
studio 468 – a working space
studio 468 – a working space. Edited by Logan Sisley and Siobhán Geoghegan with texts by Siobhán Geoghegan, Ailbhe Murphy, John Bissett, Jamie Hendrick and documentation of all ten studio 468 artists in residence from 2003 to 2010. Established in 2000, studio 468 is located in St Andrew’s Community Centre, Rialto Dublin 8.
Music for Me
Music for Me 2005 -2012 – a celebration and evaluation of a 7 year partnership music programme across Dublin’s canal communities of Rialto, Inchicore and Bluebell with Fatima Homework Club, After Schools Family Resource Centre St Michael’s Estate, Dolphin House Homework Club, professional musicians and our Lady of the Wayside N.S.
Rhythm of the Streets
Rhythm of the Streets and The Moment were devised and made by contemporary dancers Jeong Hyun Kim and Dong Myoung Lee during their residency at studio 468 in 2010. During their residency they held workshops with staff from the Rialto Community Drug Project and with children from Generation Text. In April 2010 this culminated in a dance and film showcase St. Andrew’s Community Centre, Rialto where studio 468 is based.
Jeong Hyun Kim and Dong Myoung Lee are members of the improvisation group, Improad Badac, based in Seoul, South Korea. Jeong Hyun Kim studied choreography at the Korean National University of Arts having previously studied film and French literature and has choreographed dance pieces and worked for theatre, film and public spaces. Dong Myoung Lee studied dance at Yong in University, makes films and performs publicly.
