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SUMMARY:ARTIFACTING: A Collaborative Storytelling Workshop
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DESCRIPTION:ARTIFACTING:\nA collaborative storytelling workshop\n\nw/ Ríon 
	Duffy Murphy\n\n\nHow do we understand a place which is unknown to us\, bu
	t strangely familiar?\nStart with a peculiar spoon (or hat\, or chair\, or
	 record player\, or rock\, or hen\nhouse-) and wander outwards from there.
	\n\nIn this workshop we will become visitors to the fictional island of In
	is Eile.\nUsing a system similar to solo tabletop role playing games\, we 
	will discover\nartifacts on the island\, tell stories about them together\
	, and decide how they\nshape the history and culture of the island.\n\nPar
	ticipants will be provided with ARTIFACTING zines and guided through using
	\nthem together. You don’t need any previous experience in TTRPGs\, writin
	g\, or\nstorytelling - just curiosity and a desire to play.\n\n\n\nDETAILS
	\n\nWed 24th Nov | 6:30pm - 8:30pm\n10 participants\nTiered Tickets: €5.00
	 - €15.00\n\nBook: https://a4sounds.org/shop/artifacting/\n[https://a4soun
	ds.org/shop/artifacting/]\n\n\n\n___\n\nARTIFACTING:\nA zine\n\n2026\n\nIn
	is Eile is a socially engaged\, participatory project\, exploring Irish na
	tional\nidentity\, collective myth-making\, and utopian dreaming. The isla
	nd acts as a\nmirror of Ireland\, and a testing ground for speculative fut
	ures. Its history and\nculture are constructed together by the artist and 
	members of the public\,\nthrough collaborative storytelling\, play and dis
	cussion based workshops\, and\nother interactions.\n\nCopies of the zine w
	ill be available at the gallery for audiences to take home.\n\n___\n\nRíon
	 Duffy Murphy\n\nRíon Duffy Murphy (they/them) is a visual artist speciali
	sing in textiles. Their\nwork explores queerness\, play\, belonging\, and 
	disability. Creating opportunities\nfor dialogue\, curiosity\, softness\, 
	and connection is key to their practice.\n\nRíon's recent textile work con
	sists of interactive human-scale soft sculptures\,\nintended to provide po
	sitive sensory input and to disrupt the usual choreography\nof gallery vis
	itors. They are in the process of developing Inis Eile\, a socially\nengag
	ed\, participatory project exploring Irish national identity\, speculative
	\nfutures\, and collective utopian dreaming through collaborative storytel
	ling and\ndiscussion-based workshops.\n\nRíon holds a BFA in Textiles from
	 NCAD and an MA in Gender Studies from UCD.\nThey were awarded the Arts Co
	uncil Agility Award in 2023\, Create’s AIC Mentoring\nAward in 2024\, and 
	a residency in GOMA\, Waterford in 2026. Their solo\nexhibition\, SQUISHY!
	\, was held in the Project Arts Centre as part of Disrupt\nDisability Arts
	 Festival 2025. \n\nExhibition Profile:\nhttps://www.weonlywantthe.earth/b
	orn-to-be-alive/ron-duffy-murphy\n[https://www.weonlywantthe.earth/born-to
	-be-alive/ron-duffy-murphy]\n\n\n\n
URL:https://flypost.ie/event/artifacting-a-collaborative-storytelling-works
	hop
LOCATION:A4 Sounds - St Joseph's Parade\, Upper Dorset Street\, Dublin\, D0
	7 ER81
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:Dublin,exhibition,visualart,art,workshop,storytelling,visual art
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>ARTIFACTING:<br>A collaborative sto
	rytelling workshop</strong></p><p><strong>w/ Ríon Duffy Murphy</strong></p
	><p><br>How do we understand a place which is unknown to us, but strangely
	 familiar? Start with a peculiar spoon (or hat, or chair, or record player
	, or rock, or hen house-) and wander outwards from there.</p><p>In this wo
	rkshop we will become visitors to the fictional island of Inis Eile. Using
	 a system similar to solo tabletop role playing games, we will discover ar
	tifacts on the island, tell stories about them together, and decide how th
	ey shape the history and culture of the island.</p><p>Participants will be
	 provided with ARTIFACTING zines and guided through using them together. Y
	ou don’t need any previous experience in TTRPGs, writing, or storytelling 
	- just curiosity and a desire to play.</p><h3><br>Details</h3><p>Wed 24th 
	Nov | 6:30pm - 8:30pm<br>10 participants<br>Tiered Tickets: €5.00 - €15.00
	</p><p><strong>Book:</strong> <a href="https://a4sounds.org/shop/artifacti
	ng/" target="_blank">https://a4sounds.org/shop/artifacting/</a></p><p></p>
	<p>___</p><p><strong>ARTIFACTING:<br>A zine<br><br>2026</strong></p><p>Ini
	s Eile is a socially engaged, participatory project, exploring Irish natio
	nal identity, collective myth-making, and utopian dreaming. The island act
	s as a mirror of Ireland, and a testing ground for speculative futures. It
	s history and culture are constructed together by the artist and members o
	f the public, through collaborative storytelling, play and discussion base
	d workshops, and other interactions.</p><p>Copies of the zine will be avai
	lable at the gallery for audiences to take home.</p><p>___</p><p><strong>R
	íon Duffy Murphy</strong></p><p>Ríon Duffy Murphy (they/them) is a visual 
	artist specialising in textiles. Their work explores queerness, play, belo
	nging, and disability. Creating opportunities for dialogue, curiosity, sof
	tness, and connection is key to their practice.</p><p>Ríon's recent textil
	e work consists of interactive human-scale soft sculptures, intended to pr
	ovide positive sensory input and to disrupt the usual choreography of gall
	ery visitors. They are in the process of developing Inis Eile, a socially 
	engaged, participatory project exploring Irish national identity, speculat
	ive futures, and collective utopian dreaming through collaborative storyte
	lling and discussion-based workshops.</p><p>Ríon holds a BFA in Textiles f
	rom NCAD and an MA in Gender Studies from UCD. They were awarded the Arts 
	Council Agility Award in 2023, Create’s AIC Mentoring Award in 2024, and a
	 residency in GOMA, Waterford in 2026. Their solo exhibition, SQUISHY!, wa
	s held in the Project Arts Centre as part of Disrupt Disability Arts Festi
	val 2025.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Exhibition Profile:</strong> <a href="https:
	//www.weonlywantthe.earth/born-to-be-alive/ron-duffy-murphy" target="_blan
	k">https://www.weonlywantthe.earth/born-to-be-alive/ron-duffy-murphy</a><b
	r></p><p><br></p>
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