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Cyan SOS The Occupation 

The ’Greencastle People Office’ in the Sperrin Mountains outside Omagh in Nothern Ireland began their occupation of land over 2 years ago to protest the mining company Dalradian.
I have been attending meetings with ‘SOS Save our Sperrin’s’ and with Friends of the Earth for a few years and making related art work.
​This work considers the rights of individuals and communities over the natural environment they live and work in and the political and economic force of mining companies.
In this present Covid-19 crisis, we are stepping back to consider environmental impacts and the possible creation of new systems based on our living landscapes. [B.H.]

Published by Valeria Ceregini. 
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Valeria Ceregini is an Italian art historian, visual art curator and writer currently based between Turin (IT) and Dublin (IE). As an independent curator, she is engaged in several projects such as the Over Nature touring group exhibition and the most recent online art programme, JournALL. She is interested in the intersection of art, curatorial practice, activism and politics. In fact, her projects encompass themes concerning social engagements, i.e. the current social and political changes, new gender identities, and life in times of ecological and pandemic crisis. 


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  • Home
  • Performance Art
    • Cyber Horse and I
    • We Are Not Alone
    • 'Orchid and Crab Shell'
    • Ancestors
    • Sad Oranges
    • Salt and Prussian Blue
    • Leaving Patriarchy
    • Wild Swans Performance Art
    • Forgotten Places
    • Our Bodies Their Borders
    • Dust of Destruction: Breathe
    • Margaritifera margaritifera
    • Gothenburg performance
    • Fem 20 Performance
    • The Politics of Water
    • Bound for your Pleasure
    • Fem 2019 Girona, Spain
    • Tainted Cyan
    • 'Voicing the Bridge' Clady Border
    • Three People in a Room at a Table
    • We are all I know is there
    • Please Open the Door Behind You
    • Buried Deeds
    • The Invisible Red Line
    • The Broken Column
    • Administration of Occupation
  • Participatory Art
    • The Great Hunger Project
    • Rights of Nature
    • Breaking Borders 2022
    • Radical ReThink
    • Roots of Disarmament
    • Call for the Wild
    • Night of the Utopian Bonfire
    • Toxic Blush
    • Cyan SOS The Occupation
    • Drawn From Borders
    • Culture Crossroads
    • Utopia Ducks
    • Art of Resistance
    • Social Practice Art Collaborations
    • Bread and Roses Theatre
  • About
    • Artist Statement
    • CV
    • Biography
    • Recent Events
    • Publication Donegal Intercultural Framework Document
    • Contact
    • Misc.
    • Media