Irish artist Clodagh Emoe attended the National College of Art and Design and Chelsea College of Art, London. Emoe's art practice combines fine art techniques, film and installation to examine the intricacies and instances occurring, often unnoticed, in the universe. Emoe participated in the Artists’ Residency Programme at IMMA in 2006. Recent projects include 'Mystical Anarchism', 2009, with the philosopher Simon Critchley; 'The Long Dark Night', 2010, with Mark Fisher and 'The Unveiling', 2010, a collaborative piece of site-specific theatre parodying the failed unveiling of a monumental sculpture for Dublin City Council. The film documenting 'The Unveiling' was previewed in IMMA. Her work is included in the collections of Limerick City Gallery; Kilfane Sculpture Garden, Kilkenny, and University of the Arts, London. View Artist