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Installation for the next stage of my ‘Beneath | Beofhód’ is underway at Roscommon Arts Centre which opens Friday 13 November at 6pm. There will be a panel discussion event on Saturday 28 November at 2pm with myself, Luke Gibbons, Evelyn D’Arcy of 12th Field and Shirley Clerkin.
Here are some installation shots of the recent show at Source Arts Centre, a new iteration of the work will be on show at Roscommon Arts Centre
Beneath | Beofhód, is a decade-long project exploring the social, cultural, historical and ecological importance of peat bogs in the Irish Midlands.
Beneath | Beofhód is supported by the Arts Council of Ireland, Kildare Arts Service, Roscommon Arts Centre and the Photo Museum Ireland Artist Development Residency.
This exhibition and events at Roscommon Arts Centre forms part of a Photo Museum Ireland National Tour, organised in partnership with Source Arts Centre, Roscommon Arts Centre, Regional Cultural Centre, Letterkenny, and Galway International Arts Festival, and supported by Arts Council Touring and Project Awards.
@artscouncilireland @arts_in_co_kildare #ArtsIreland
06 Nov 2026
Bog_Scape
Luke Casserly
#AATE26 Walk / Soundscape
What does it mean to listen to a landscape?
Bog_Scape is a site-responsive audio work exploring our changing relationship with the Irish peatlands. Bringing together interviews, field recordings and original composition, the work approaches the bog as a form of sonic architecture - shaped by ecology, labour and human presence.
Developed in collaboration with two peatland communities, Bog_Scape creates a temporary sonic assembly where different relationships to place can coexist. As part of this year’s ‘Le Chéile: Architectures of Belonging’ programme, audiences are invited to walk together while listening to the soundscape, before gathering in conversation.
_Meeting point: The Mick Lally Theatre
_Thursday 17 September
_1pm & 3pm
_FREE but prebooking is essential. Spaces are limited. Link in bio
Created by Luke Casserly
Sound Design: HK Ní Shioradáin
Headpiece: Orla Kelly
Photography: Luke Brabazon
Created as part of the 2025 Artist in Residence programme for the Bog Bothy project, led by the Irish Architecture Foundation and 12th Field.
Luke Casserly is a multidisciplinary performance maker from Longford, Ireland, whose work brings together ecological research, autobiography, sound art and site.
@lukecasserly @irisharchitecturefoundation @12thfield
Content creation by @takeasiesta_
#ArchitectureAtTheEdge #LeChéile #BogScape #IrishArchitecture
05 Sep 2026
The @bogbothy has landed in @cloontuskert Roscommon thanks to @12thfield @irisharchitecturefoundation with support from @wetlandsrestoration. @tocharstories - @athenamedia and @stephencrilly - were there Sunday for the launch with David, Evelyn of @12thfield and Vanessa @irisharchitecturefoundation and supported some audio storytelling training and mentoring with Chair of Cloontuskert Tidy Towns @shauna.soneill and her volunteer colleagues in the group who are hosting the Bothy for a month or more. It's a remarkable village boasting a beautiful Frank Gibney designed @bnmireland workers village ( we met Shauna's mother Margaret and her Nana Elizabeth - she moved in there in 1957 - ) and as you can see in the pictures with bogland spread out behind it. Thanks to Rob Cotter for all the audio support on the day!
01 Jan 1970
I’m hosting a plein air day at the Cornafulla Bog Bothy on Tuesday 4 August, 10am–5pm. It’ll be a relaxed day of drawing, looking, and conversations in the bog. Bring your own materials and spend as much or as little time as you like there. No booking is needed.
Nearest Eircode: N37 FF10
— Emer Gaffey, artist based in Athlone
#PleinAir #StudioPainting #Bogland #Cornafulla #IrishLandscape Sphagnum Sundew BogAsphodel EcologicalArt LandscapePainting NatureInspired PaintingProcess IrishArt AthloneArtist Wetlands
29 Jul 2026
Reminder about upcoming events in Coill Dubh this weekend to mark the end of phase 2 of ‘Tóch | Dig’. We’ve a pop up exhibition and architectural talk by @12thfield about Coill Dubh’s Bord na Móna Workers village estate both on Friday night at 7pm and 8pm respectively. We also have artist workshops on Sunday from 11am. Pop up exhibition doesn’t need pre booking but all other events do. Booking links provided in our instagram bio. If you’ve booked a place and you cant make it please let us know asap so we can reassign the place. Some space still available for Fridays architectural talk. Please email [email protected] to be placed on the waiting list.
All events will be held at the Coill Dubh Community Centre.
On Friday 20th February, Architects David Jameson and Evelyn D’Arcy from 12th Field will give a talk about Coill Dubh, Frank Gibney and the Bord Na Mona Workers Villages commencing at 8.00pm upstairs in the boardroom of the Coill Dubh Community centre.
Before the architecture talk we will have a pop up Art Exhibition by local artists at 7pm in the main hall. The work will respond to the bog and Coill Dubh Village. No booking required for the exhibition.Tea & Coffee will be served.
On Sunday 22nd February (from 11am to 3.30 pm) Tóch | Dig artists will host free workshops as follows:
Shane Hynan: Paper-making from peat
Make your own hand-made piece of paper from 100% peat, technique uses a mold and deckle to form sheets from soaked and pulped the peat fibres.
Sheena Malone: Textile Weaving
Make a strip weaving wall hanging using fabric dyed with plants found in and around the Bog of Allen
Pamela de Brí : Introduction to Cyanotype Printing
Cyanotype is a simple 19th century photographic printing process that uses UV light or sunlight to create images of items placed on treated paper or fabric.
Each workshop will last approx one hour. Participants can experience all three workshops and take home what they make. All materials supplied. Light lunch provided.
This project is funded by Creative Ireland through Kildare County Council and the #CreativeCommunities initiative.
18 Feb 2026
Official unveiling of ‘Tóch | Dig’ Phase 2 closing events which will take place the weekend commencing 20th February 2026.
All events will be held at the Coill Dubh Community Centre.
On Friday 20th February, Architects David Jameson and Evelyn D’Arcy from 12th Field will give a talk about Coill Dubh, Frank Gibney and the Bord Na Mona Workers Villages commencing at 8.00pm upstairs in the boardroom of the centre. This is a free event but booking essential as places are limited: Link to book in bio.
Before the architecture talk we will have an opening of an Art Exhibition by local artists at 7pm in the main hall. The work will respond to the bog and Coill Dubh Village. Tea & Coffee will be served.
On Sunday 22nd February (from 11am to 3.30 pm) the Tóch | Dig artists will host free workshops as follows:
Shane Hynan: Paper-making from peat
Make your own hand-made piece of paper from 100% peat, technique uses a mold and deckle to form sheets from soaked and pulped the peat fibres.
Sheena Malone: Textile Weaving
Make a strip weaving wall hanging using fabric dyed with plants found in and around the Bog of Allen
Pamela de Brí : Introduction to Cyanotype Printing
Cyanotype is a simple 19th century photographic printing process that uses UV light or sunlight to create images of items placed on treated paper or fabric.
Each workshop will last approx one hour. Participants can experience all three workshops and take home what they make. All materials supplied. Light lunch provided. This is a free event but booking essential as places are limited: Link to book in bio.
This project is funded by Creative Ireland through Kildare County Council and the #CreativeCommunities initiative.
03 Feb 2026
On this World Wetlands Day we are looking back on our time practising new bog rituals last summer, and getting the wellies ready for another go very soon! #worldwetlandsday
02 Feb 2026
2025 in Review; In August the bothy moved to Girley, Co. Meath for a range of creative and bog focussed events run by the local community. @abogslife and Elena Aitova ran zine workshops and explored how we monitor the health of the bog, and on Saturday evening Friends of Ardee Bog performed a mummers' play, 'The Turf Man, the Devil and the Ditch Hag'.
@irisharchitecturefoundation @creativeireland @12thfield #creativeireland @ardeebog #creativeclimateaction #bogbothy #bogs
31 Dec 2025
2025 in Review; The bothy was officially opened in Clara, Co. Offaly in June with a weekend of events looking at future heritage and living landscapes. Speakers from both Ireland and abroad contributed to a number of workshops and panel discussions. Luke Casserly also did a workshop as artist in residence for the bothy, photograph no.3 by Brendan Keogh.
@irisharchitecturefoundation @creativeireland @12thfield #creativeireland #creativeclimateaction #bogbothy #bogs
29 Dec 2025
2025 in Review; Over four (mostly!) lovely days in June, the bothy was assembled in Brian Sheridan's field, on the esker overlooking Clara bog. Kevin and Frank from Ballycumber Men's Shed helped us with the assembly.
@irisharchitecturefoundation @creativeireland @12thfield #creativeireland #creativeclimateaction #bogbothy #bogs
28 Dec 2025
2025 in Review; In May and June, we worked with Spaceforms in their workshop as the bothy was assembled and final details of the design were worked out.
@irisharchitecturefoundation @creativeireland @12thfield #creativeireland #creativeclimateaction #bogbothy #bogs
27 Dec 2025
2025 in Review; Over the winter and early spring, we visited Clara, Co. Offaly and Girley, Co. Meath to meet with our host communities and NPWS representatives to walk the bogs and find the best spot for the bothy.
@irisharchitecturefoundation @creativeireland @12thfield @abogslife #creativeireland #creativeclimateaction #bogbothy #bogs
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26 Dec 2025
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