Bernadette Hopkins Artist
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 An Gorta Mór
​The Great Hunger/Irish Famine Commemoration

The National Famine Commemoration is a special opportunity for the current generation to acknowledge the great suffering, death, and anguish borne by the Irish people in the Great Hunger in Ireland and remember all those who were also displaced as a result of An Gorta Mór.” Donegal was host for the 2023 National Famine Commemoration and the event took place on the old site of the Milford workhouse. 
I worked with the students from  Mulroy College, Milford and Loreto Community School, Milford to respond to historical and contemporary themes and experiences of famine, food production and sustainability, through botanical print making processes.
We linked with groups in South America and Africa to look at food and water extractivism, by large outside corporations in these countries, causing local famine and drought. The concluding visual art work captured local plant/food resources here in Donegal that have been used in the past to sustain impoverished communities. 

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  • Home
  • Performance Art
    • 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