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archive of conversation cafe final piece

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The Table inserts itself, horizontals and vertices into the work 

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The Table inserts itself, horizontals and vertices into the work 

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Each strip is of photos gathered during research - the table is becoming accretive, no longer subservient

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This final artwork will be displayed at the next in-person conversation cafe at the Cork City Library (probably in September)

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This final artwork will be displayed at the next in-person conversation cafe at the Cork City Library (probably in September)

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3. A collaboration between humans and tables.... Conversationalists, artists, tables that held laptops and enabled dialogue, and tables that enabled artworks and the final work

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3. A collaboration between humans and tables.... Conversationalists, artists, tables that held laptops and enabled dialogue, and tables that enabled artworks and the final work

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archive of conversation cafe final piece

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2. The work is covered in a table clothe to absorb the idea of being a table with a table below it and table things happening on it  

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2. The work is covered in a table clothe to absorb the idea of being a table with a table below it and table things happening on it  

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1. All 16 works by 6 artists attached to paper in the shape of a table - works balanced to spread attention across the length

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1. All 16 works by 6 artists attached to paper in the shape of a table - works balanced to spread attention across the length

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Archive of the Conversation Café 25th March 2021

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Archive of the Conversation Café 25th March 2021

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Each conversation breakout room had at least one artist who drew or made art based on what they were hearing. From channelling the inner child to abstract impressions of emotions and memories, the results were varied and resulted in the following art piece of 16 pieces from 6 artists. The following were the conversation breakout room topics A, B and C:

Our topic for Conversation was Play and the 3 conversations were on the following:

A] Do you have playtime in your present life? Why or Why not?

What would playtime look like for you now? How are you occupying your time? Can you recommend puzzles games books tv shows etcetera?

B] Many researchers say Play can help people to develop life skills and can also help in a therapeutic way. Do you agree? If so how? What type of life skills?

C] Share childhood memories of playing. Do you remember  an early memory of playing out doors? Where was it - who were you with? Do you remember how you felt?

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Artists: Ann O'Leary, Anne Burns, Katie Nolan, Svetlana Majerova, Dianne Curtin, and Niamh Ni Chearbhaill