Kerry Writers’ Museum showcases the work of leading contemporary artists and farmers Lisa Fingleton and Laura Fitzgerald during Heritage Week. They use video and humour to create work that is grounded in rural Ireland and explores global issues like climate change, food systems, community engagement, colonial legacies, conflict and magic.
#30daylocalfoodchallenge Join the 30 day local food challenge this September to eat fresh local food, reduce air miles and support local growers. If the food is organic/chemical free you also are doing your part to protect soil, biodiversity, water and health. Lots...
Artist Lisa Fingleton was invited by IMMA and the Bealtaine Festival to facilitate a two day workshop with artists to explore the themes of climate change, biodiversity loss and food security through the visual arts. Artists had the opportunity to explore these issues...
Wrote this new poem called The Demise of Mrs Doyle about the hazards of Irish hospitality in the context of Covid 19. You can listen to it here on soundcloud: Mrs. Doyle’s Demise I hear a knock on the door Then hear the voice of Joan Do you mind if I come in?...
Greenbites podcast interview with Lisa Fingleton and Rena Blake on being the change and growing local food.