Róisín Gartland: Practice, Process, Collaboration and Commission

Róisín Gartland hosts a variety of events throughout the year. Each session offers something different so do check back to see whats coming up.With sustainability in mind, Róisín is currently concerned with re-purposing old leather items. Re-purposing sessions vary from short courses to stand alone full day events where we re-imagine a wide range of old items and transform them into new pieces.Please get in touch if you would like to be informed about upcoming events in advance.

Róisín Gartland

The Design Tower, Trinity East

Design Week 2024

'Imagination for Opportunity' 
Róisín Gartland is delighted to welcome visitors to view her practice and collections during DCCI Design Week 2024 from 11-15 November 14:00-17:00 daily
For a quality visit booking is essential with many options available.

<h2>As part of Irish Design Week 2024, esteemed designer Róisín Gartland will host a talk in her studio, where visitors can learn about collaborations and commissions that have been acclaimed internationally with artists and designers such as Jesse Jones and Joseph Walsh Studios.</h2>

<a href="https://www.roisingartland.com/?campaign=irish-design-week-2024" title="https://www.roisingartland.com/?campaign=irish-design-week-2024" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Róisin Gartland</a> will also discuss her current research and commissions, explaining how her work transitions from concept to finished piece and how her fine art and design processes merge within her practice. She will address sustainability in relation to her materials and the sustainable nature of her overall practice.Leather re-purposing workshops have become an ongoing educational feature within Róisín Gartland’s practice, and she will discuss this new facet, which she has been developing with the support of Unit18, Trinity in the Community, at the Trinity East Campus.Portrait credit: Celeste Burdon Photography. Hair and make-up: Natalie Kinsella

Most of the development work takes place in the studio but working on location and facilitating repurposing workshops are other interesting facets of Róisín Gartland's practice.Images: <ol><li>Olwen Fouéré and Jobst Graeve wear custom made pieces of apparel and accessories. Image copyright Eilish McCormick.</li><li> Processing material for 'Tremble Tremble' costume.</li><li> Producer Ashlene Aylward and director Paula Keogh in studio discussing costume concepts for 'An Diabhal Inti (The Devils in Her)' </li><li>On location shooting 'An Diabhal Inti' with performer Aoife McAtamny and cameraman Raja Nundlall.</li><li> Aoife McAtamny enveloped.</li><li> Processing custom made piece for Bono.</li><li> Stories of Surrender- Bono at The Beacon wearing custom made piece. Image credit Kevin Mazur.</li><li> Costume development for Stephanie Lamprea performing in Jesse Jones' 'Mirror Martyr Mirror Moon'.</li><li>Still from 'Mirror Martyr Mirror Moon' production image courtesy Mark Duggan.</li><li> Processing custom seating for Joseph Walsh Studios.</li></ol>

Agenda

This will be an intimate interactive talk taking place between the workroom and display studios. 

Talk

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