William Bock

Ormston House invites you to the screening of RISING by artist William Bock in the Curraghgour Boat Club on Saturday 25 March at 6.30pm #limerick ormstonhouse.com/programme/risi…

We are open this #saintpatricksday and looking forward to welcoming visitors to our current exhibition 'River Residencies'. Photo by Jed Niezgoda.

RISING will be screened at the curraghgour boat club this Saturday 25th in Limerick as part of river residencies exhibition @OrmstonHouse along with a talk by boat building family featured in the film. come join us ormstonhouse.com/programme/risi…

Thrilled to attend the premier of RISING in Kildysart last night - what a night of film, music & dance. RISING is a visually striking film set on the Shannon Estuary with an evocative & beautiful accompanying soundscape. It forms the Co. Clare section of River Residency.

One week to go! Join us for the premiere of RISING by @Bockwork in Kildysart Community Hall on Saturday 1 October at 8pm. @artscouncil_ie @ClareArtsOffice @LimerickArts ormstonhouse.com/programme/risi…

One week to go! RISING premier 1 October 2022 More info @OrmstonHouse

RISING is a new film by artist @bockwork created in collaboration with members of the community living along the Shannon Estuary commissioned by @OrmstonHouse and @ClareArtsOffice screening 1 October 2022

rte.ie/radio/radio1/t… My @OrmstonHouse commissioned River Residency film is featured in this weeks programme. Listen at 51.29min!

Emergency Temporary Relocation Resources for artists and cultural workers from Ukraine docs.google.com/document/d/1zD…

Carmel Winters, @Bockwork & Tomasz Madajczak have curated a selection of the 600 images taken by the Photo Focal Project collective sparked by words from "32 Words For Field". There are currently all over Skibbereen. Funded by @skibbartsfest & @westcorkarts

Focal an Lae ó THIRTY-TWO WORDS FOR FIELD BRAON AILSE Fairy droplets that fall on the tombs of certain tyrants causing rot Íomha: @Bockwork

Meet William Bock. @Bockwork is an interdisciplinary artist. Next Wednesday he'll be speaking with Jijo Sebastian, Emily Waszak and Tobi Balogun as they explore their socially engaged, collaborative art projects with Zoë O'Reilly. All are welcome!: create-ireland.ie/activity/excha…

Focal an Lae ó THIRTY-TWO WORDS FOR FIELD Ceap Tree trunk hammered into ground manchan.com/32-words-for-f…

People who say - authorities should take statues down after discussion. Yes. But it isn't happening. Bristol'sbeen debating #EdwardColston for years and wasn't getting anywhere. In 2018, it was agreed that statue would bear a plaque noting his involvement in the slave trade. BUT

The coronavirus slayer! How Kerala's rock star health minister helped save it from Covid-19 theguardian.com/world/2020/may…

Video of still photographs from Land Walks Land Talks Land Marks by @Bockwork at Uillinn. Final post about this one so do enjoy the video! #UillinnConnect #UillinnatHome youtube.com/watch?v=94Zh2c… @artscouncil_ie @CreativityTonic @CreateIreland @WestCorkDevPshp @Corkcoco

Nuns, non-virgins and a serial killer: Sharing stories through nature in west Cork irishtimes.com/culture/herita…

@underscrutiny @darkmtn touching piece of writing @underscrutiny thank you

We are delighted to welcome Stella Gilfert as our guest blog writer at Uillinn. In her first blog post she will explore: Identity and the Natural Environment: Land Walks Land Talks Land Marks by William Bock. Photo of Land Walks Land Talks Land Marks by Tomasz Madajczak