Category: Radical Walks

James Connolly & Ulysses: A Joycean Walk Through the Workers’ Republic

This walk takes place on Sunday 14 June at 12pm - booking via Eventbrite. I made up a 8-page foldable zine as a flyer and guide. It takes a couple of steps to get it in zine form once printed (both sides). A guide to how to fold and cut is here. A6 16pp Citizen … Continue reading James Connolly & Ulysses: A Joycean Walk Through the Workers’ Republic →

Radical Walk : Comprador State, Phibsborough to Cabra

Space in Dublin for radical talks and workshops is hard to find these days. As a way of getting around that I've started doing radical walks. These are not walking tours, a stroll of passive observations. The idea behind a radical walk is to use the streets to highlight ideas and discussion outside of the … Continue reading Radical Walk : Comprador State, Phibsborough to Cabra →

Podcast: Radical Walk of Artist Spaces and Property Developers in Dublin

A walk through Dublin's northside, looking at the dynamic between property developers, Dublin City Council, and artist-led studios. Myself and Aubrey Robinson stop at sites related to Pallas Studios, the City Arts Centre, the Ormond Multi-Media Centre, the Complex, and Block T. We also discuss Richmond Road Studios. This was first released on The Week … Continue reading Podcast: Radical Walk of Artist Spaces and Property Developers in Dublin →

A Radical Walk of Dublin: From St. Stephen’s Green to the Cobblestone

I was asked recently to design and give a radical walk on spatial (in)justice in Dublin, as part of the Landscape, Law and Spatial Justice International Symposium 2022. It is a new(ish) walk for me. Normally I would cover the IFSC or areas north of the Liffey so it's been interesting to develop a walk … Continue reading A Radical Walk of Dublin: From St. Stephen’s Green to the Cobblestone →