Ridgewood Sick Center by Anna Roberts-Gevalt published as part of TULCA Festival of Visual Arts 2023 curated by Iarlaith Ní Fheorais. Edited, written & directed by Anna Roberts-Gevalt Mixed by Daniel Neumann www.sickcenter.netBy Anna Roberts-Gevalt

Weather Gods is a performance combining a mythological weather report with a train trip out West on the Great Western Railway. Written and performed by Isadora Epstein. Featuring music and performances by Davy Kehoe, Daniel McAuley, Ailbhe Nic Oireachtaigh and Stéphane Béna Hanly. Commissioned by TULCA Festival of Visual Arts for Galway 2020 Europe…

This episode focuses on the collaborative Asylum Archive project, initiated by Vukašin Nedeljkovićas part of an effort to end Direct Provision and stop deportations in Ireland. Moving across art and activism, it features an interview with Lucky Khambule and a poem by Felispeaks.The Law is a White Dog' podcast series is commissioned by the TULCA Fes…

This episode focuses on the collaborative Asylum Archive project, initiated by Vukašin Nedeljkovićas part of an effort to end Direct Provision and stop deportations in Ireland. Moving across art and activism, it features an interview with Lucky Khambule and a poem by Felispeaks. The Law is a White Dog' podcast series is commissioned by the TULCA Fe…

This episode focuses on a documentary legal poem by Julie Morrissy, composed from the Irish Constitution. It features a reflection by legal scholar and activist Máiréad Enright, who works on issues in reproductive justice and feminist legal theory. ‘The Law is a White Dog’ podcast series is commissioned by the TULCA Festival of Visual Arts curated …

This episode focuses on a film by Maud Craigie, developed though her undercover training in a controversial form of psychological interrogation that is used by law enforcement. Maud is in discussion with Maeve O’Rourke of the Irish Centre for Human Rights. ‘The Law is a White Dog’ podcast series is commissioned by the TULCA Festival of Visual Arts …

This episode focuses on an audio description of an artwork by Foreunner. This collaborative artistic practice involving three artists, who work with architecture, design and art. ‘The Law is a White Dog’ podcast series is commissioned by the TULCA Festival of Visual Arts curated by Sarah Browne.By TULCA

In this episode, Eimear Walshe’s reading explores the entanglement of social and sexual life, focusing on the possibilities of re-purposing commercial vehicles. ‘The Law is a White Dog’ podcast series is commissioned by the TULCA Festival of Visual Arts curated by Sarah Browne.By TULCA

This episode features a performed lecture by Gernot Wieland. Through an uncanny balance of truth and fiction, tragedy and comedy, he explores how human identity is fearfully constructed as different to that of animals. ‘The Law is a White Dog’ podcast series is commissioned by the TULCA Festival of Visual Arts curated by Sarah Browne.…

This episode focuses on songs from a film by Rory Pilgrim in collaboration with a group of youth climate activists in Idaho. Issues of climate justice flow into other aspects of the young people’s lives, including family, religion, friendship, and struggles for gender recognition. ‘The Law is a White Dog’ podcast series is commissioned by the TULCA…

This recorded performance by Suzanne Walsh involves a Latin recitation of the names of a selection of extinct animals, from 4000 BC to the present day. ‘The Law is a White Dog’ podcast series is commissioned by the TULCA Festival of Visual Arts curated by Sarah Browne.By TULCA

This episode is an audio version of a film by Saoirse Wall that works creatively with audio description techniques. Structured like a fable, The Leaf and the Saviour Guy proposes a reality where water can be used to heal patriarchal arrogance. ‘The Law is a White Dog’ podcast series is commissioned by the TULCA Festival of Visual Arts curated by Sa…

This episode focuses on a video made by AM Baggs in 2007, a non-speaking autistic writer, activist and artist from the USA. It features reflections by actor and autistic self-advocate, Eleanor Walsh, as well as Maria Ní Fhlatharta and Eilionóir Flynn of the Centre for Disability Law and Policy at the National University of Ireland, Galway. ‘The Law…