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Submission Number: 261
Submission ID: 322
Submission UUID: d12f7d03-9bbd-4fd4-983b-89c5cd0a1eee
Submission URI: /form/submit-contribution
Created: Sat, 28 Feb 2026 - 20:18
Completed: Sat, 28 Feb 2026 - 21:30
Changed: Wed, 13 May 2026 - 08:12
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Submitted by: Anonymous
Language: English
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Given name: Gabriel
Surname: Coleman
Email: colemaga@tcd.ie
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Title: Assembling histories of the Irish rural landscape through print and sound
Format: Project presentation (2)
Main language: English
Abstract:
The spillage project combines environmental history methodologies with creative sound and printmaking practices to investigate more-than-human entanglement in Irish agricultural and peatlands landscapes. Emerging from enviornmental history reserach into agricultural pollution and fertiliser use in Irish pasture, the project attempts to form an archive for the messy more-than-human stories that spill out from traditional historial sources. The project's printmaking workshops and sound installations ask visitors to curate and collage archival texts and sound into new portraits of the Irish landscape.
Link to the Exposition : (https://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/4210415/4210416)
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Short biographies of the presenter(s):
- Dr. Gabriel Coleman is an environmental historian, musician, and artist from Northfield, Minnesota based in Dublin, Ireland. Their work is concerned with connecting people with their environment through creative storytelling about agriculture, water, and personal histories of place.
Previous presentations or iterations of the research:
Workshops from this project have been held at the Galway Climate Festival and Mary Robinson Climate and Nature Conference. A reflection of work on this project developed through the Immersion Fellowship was presented at the 2025 Beta Festival. However, the collected work of the SPILLAGE project has not been presented in an academic context in general, nor has it been engaged with explicitly as an artistic research project.
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Standard conference presentation setup with projected slide deck will suffice.
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