Author Archives: Sheila Jordan

Lucinda Jacob and Sheila Jordan had a wonderful weekend at the DLR Fusion Festival  in the Peoples Park in Dun Laoghaire with their Fabric of Life Workshops.  Working with the local community throughout the weekend, using recycled materials  a vibrant … Continue reading →

The Kniting and Stitching Show opened its doors today at the Simmonscourt pavillion at the RDS in Dublin and Filament Fibre Artists are showing new work.  If you are there drop by the stand and say hello we are located … Continue reading →

National drawing day  was a huge success at Airfield on Saturday, so a big thank you to all who took part, particularly all the wonderful families and helpers who made it such a special day.  It was all made possible … Continue reading →

Lucinda and Caroline had a very enjoyable afternoon on Sunday at the Material Memories workshop at Airfield as part of the Latitudes Exhibition.  They worked with some great families and the pieces have  now been installed just  in time for … Continue reading →

Hilary Bell looks at the changes that have taken place in Airfield and reflects on aspects of impermanence and reality. Her work is mostly in felt and her sculptural pieces are based on rocks and stones which appear to be … Continue reading →

This photograph shows some work in progress by Sheila Jordan for the Latitudes exhibition at Airfield.  Lots of work still to be done before the opening on 19th May Sheila’s work is informed by landscape she is interested in how … Continue reading →

Hard work continues for our upcomming exhibition Latitudes with everyone busy getting things finished,  below is a piece by Sarah Dawson which is part of a body of work she has been working on towards this exhibition. Sarah  is curious … Continue reading →

The photograph below gives a glimps of Carolines work for this exhibition, she is very interested in the period around World War I and how it effected the lives of the Overend sisters living in Airfield house at the time.  … Continue reading →

Tara Ní Nualláin’s work at Airfield is primarily concerned with place. She is making a series of mixed media sculptures based on traditional roadside milestones. The glass panels trap mixed media pieces made from paper, carbon paper, fabric, drawing and … Continue reading →