The O'Donoghue Theatre at the University of Galway is a state-of-the-art, 120-seat black-box auditorium used for teaching, rehearsal, and performance. It is located in the O'Donoghue Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance.
Designing Ritual: The Oracle as Embodied Artistic Research in Diasporic Context
Presented by:
Din Heagney
Fearfully and wonderfully made: Using body maps to explore embodied religious trauma in autoimmunity
Presented by:
El Brush
When “Essay” Becomes a Template: The Endangered Conceptual World of Essayistic Research
Presented by:
Oguzhan Baran
Individual listening, shared space: shaping listening through instrumental design
Presented by:
Elide Sulsenti
Legacy of the Unseen: The Artistic and Pedagogical Heritage of Blind Pianist Alberto Mozzati
Presented by:
Lorenzo Pusterla
Making the Novelty Myth Sayable: Language, Power, and the Conditions of Design Practice
Presented by:
Eglė Počiuipaitė
Good Fetishism?
Presented by:
Barbora Lungova
A colourless colour
Presented by:
Angela Fragkou
Conceptualising painting as a research intervention into commoning endangered choral performance archives
Presented by:
John Manton
Languages and Linguistics of Love: Examining a conceptual contemporary artistic practice of multilayered language installations
Presented by:
Shona Stark
Working with Deep Time: The Earth Above and Storying Country through Fulldome Cinema
Presented by:
Martin Potter
Tistou’s Tea Party Preparation: An Artistic Inquiry into Material Transformation and Internal Growth
Presented by:
Papattaranan Kunphunsup
A Vuoto: Gesture, Non-Dualism and Inoperativity in Musical Improvisation
Presented by:
Pietro Pancella
Bogscape
Presented by:
Catherine Hehir