Dublin 24

Dublin 24

Dublin 24 is a two - three channel video projection which tells the story of a single day in Dublin as seen by 120 surveillance cameras. For Lightwave the work was installed as a two channel video projected directly onto the Irish Times building using high power projectors so that the work was visible 24 hours a day.

Exhibitions: The Lightwave Festival Dublin. Commissioned by The Irish Times & the Science Gallery

The Tulca Freedom Trail

The Tulca Freedom Trail

The Tulca Freedom Trail is a self guided audio tour based on a remapping of the famous Boston Freedom Trail to Galway. Participants equipped with a map and the authentic audio guide walk the route of the Boston Freedom Trail - which commemorates the events of the American War of Independence - which has been remapped to the streets of Galway as the basis of a pyschogeographical exploration of the city.

Exhibitions: Tulca Galway 2007.

Work in Progress: Starman - when a moment lasts for ever

Starman, a study for a re-enactment

On 14th April 1972 David Bowie recorded his most celebrated Top of the Pops appearance introducing Ziggy to the world and thrilling and outraging people in equal measures. This edited video focuses on the interaction between Bowie, Mick Ronson and a young fan during the seminal performance. The video is a study for a planned re-enactment in 2008 of the event featuring Bowie, the late Mick Ronson's son Mark and the young fan 36 years later.

Joyce Walks

Joyce Walks, 2007, Website.

Joyce Walks is a psychogeographical tool which generates walking maps based on routes from James Joyce's Ulysses in any city in the world using Google Maps. The system prints maps to be used as the basis of walks exploring the city of your choice and generates mashups using pictures and videos documenting these walks to share with other users.

Exhibitions: NCAD MA Graduate Exhibition, NCAD Dublin 2007. Best in Show, Digital Hub Dublin 2007. 21st Stuttgarter Filmwinter, Stuttgart 2008.

Joyce Walks Tokyo

Joyce Walks Tokyo, 2007, Photographs, edition of 5.

Joyce Walks Tokyo is a series of photographs documenting a walk in Tokyo along routes from Ulysses generated by the Joyce Walks website. Each photograph bears the co-ordinates of longitude and latitude of the photograph's location and the name of the corresponding location in Dublin.

Exhibitions: NCAD MA Graduate Exhibition, NCAD Dublin 2007.

Unreliable Narrations

Unreliable Narrations, 2007, DVD.

Unreliable Narrations is a 12 minute video which scrolls the entire first chapter of James Joyces Ulysses in which all the vowels have been censored. The work is a comment on the stifling and damaging effect of copyright and the corporate enforcement of intellectual property on contemporary culture. By censoring the vowels the work circumvents the defacto ban on public displays of Joyce's work enforced by the Joyce estate but in the process removes all meaning from the text transforming it into a puzzle which the public are invited to solve.

Exhibitions: Screenshow, Temple Bar Dublin. EV+A 2007, Limerick. Screenshow, Wexford Arts Centre 2007.

Google Bono

The Bono Probability Positioning System, 2006, website.

The BPPS is a mashup utilising Dublin's extensive surveillance camera network in conjunction with facial recognition software, Google Maps and advanced probabilty techniques to allow visitors to determine the probability of seeing Bono in any of the most probable locations in Dublin's city centre in real time.

Exhibitions: Media Art Friesland, Netherlands. The Reno Interdisciplinary Art festival, Reno USA. FILE, Sao Paulo Brazil. FILE RIO, Rio de Janeiro Brazil. D/Art07 Sydney Australia.

WhereIsMyArt.com

WhereIsMyArt.com, Sept 2006- Sept 2007, Private website, edition of 12.

WhereIsMyArt was a private website sold on CD in an edition of 12 through art vending machines in Dublin. The purchaser got full ownership of the artwork at the password protected website for a defined period of one calender month after which the password was changed and the ownership transferred. The content of the artwork was known only to the purchaser and may have remained constant or been changed on a monthly basis over the period of the artwork. The artwork ceased to exist at the end of September 2007.

Exhibitions: The Vending Machine Project , Dublin Fringefest.

Cyclops

Cyclops, 2005, website, editioned DVD-ROM.

Based on the corresponding chapter of Ulysses Cyclops forms part of an ongoing narrative series which presents a portrait of a city through the digitally mediated everyday stories of it's inhabitants . Combining elements of live performance, video, photography and captured audio into a digital framework the project follows the virtual journey of artist Artie Doyle on a Joycean narrative through the streets of Dublin.

Exhibitions: Seoul Net Festival, Seoul Korea. Thailand New Media Arts Festival MAF05, Bangkok. 5th Symposium on Art & Multimedia : Metanarrative(s)? Fundacio La Caixa, Barcelona. FILE Sao Paolo Brazil. FILE RIO, Rio de Janeiro Brazil.

Proteus

Proteus, 2005, webite.

Proteus is the second part of a non-linear episodic narrative work in progress which follows artist Artie Doyle on his travels through Dublin, it is a meditation on place which takes place as our protagonist travels by train past Sandymount strand the location of the Proteus chapter in Joyce's Ulysses.

Exhibitions: 5th Symposium on Art & Multimedia : Metanarrative(s)? Fundacio La Caixa, Barcelona.

Haunted

Haunted, 2003, website.

The Haunted Blog was commissioned by the Civil Arts Enquiry as part of the final event of the City Arts Centre Dublin Moss St. building September - October 2003. Prior to and throughout the exhibition I blogged a series of short pieces created as a response to exploring the building and it's archives.

Exhibitons : Haunted 2003, City Arts Centre. Commissioned by The Civil Arts Enquiry.

Temporarily offline while the City arts Centre redesign their website

IrishMuseumofModernArt.com

IrishMuseumofModernArt.com, 2001-2003, website.

A re-imagining of the web presence of the Irish Museum of Modern Art at www.irishmuseumofmodernart.com. A two year collaboration with Arthur X. Doyle now archived on Stunned.

TEMPLE-BAR.org

Temple-Bar.org, 2001, Website.

Commissioned by the Project Arts Centre in 2001 for the We're not really Here exhibition I purchased the domain name www.temple-bar.org and for the duration of the show created and published online a series of short pieces on the theme of Temple Bar, Dublin's cultural quarter. Each piece was published as is with no explanation text at this domain name. The project was supported by a Google adwords advertising campaign where the alternative Temple Bar website purchased several Temple Bar related keywords and competed with the 'real' Temple-Bar site in Google rankings.

Exhibitions: FILE RIO, Rio de Janeiro Brazil. FILE Sao Paulo Brazil, We're Not Really Here, Project Dublin. Commissioned by The Project

SPOOK...

Spook..., 2000, website, editioned CD-ROM.

Spook... is a distributed web based artwork which explores issues of surveillance, tracking and covert military activity on the web in an interactive website based on the conventions of computer games. Spook... was a live ongoing project between 2000 and 2002, this active stage is now over but the project is still online.

Exhibitions : SIGGRAPH 2000, New Orleans. Art on the Net, Tokyo. Werkleitz Biennale, Germany. CyNetArt 2000, Dresden Germany. Intermedia, Cork. Darklight Film festival, Dublin. Net-Z-Lab Internet Kunst Preis 2001, Chemnitz Germany. d>art00, Sydney Australia. X-00 Art Festival, Lorient France. Marks of Omission, Arthouse Dublin. Fundacio La Caixa, Barcelona.

PLAY-lets

Play-lets, 1999,website, Editioned CD-ROM

PLAY-lets deals with childhood and the nature of memory mediated through the theories of August Klein and the art of Arthur X. Doyle.

Exhibitons : SIGGRAPH 1999, Los Angeles.