Writing

2024 Véréna Paravel & Lucien Castaing- Taylor: Cosmic Realism at Eye Filmmuseum, Intellect: Moving Image and Review Journal 13.2 (forthcoming)2023 The Otolith Group at Irish Museum of Modern Art, Intellect: Moving Image and Review Journal. 11.2.

2022 The particularity of experience and spectatorship in the installation space: On Véréna Paravel and Lucien Castaing-Taylor’s ‘Commensal’. Taylor & Francis: Studies in Documentary Film

2019 Men Who Eat Ringforts, with Sinéad Mercier (now on 3rd edition) Askeaton Contemporary Arts

2014 Seeing Hysteria, a Case, a Study. Co-authored with Dr Ela Przybylo. ESC: English Studies in Canada, 40.1

Conference Presentations (selected)

2024 (Dec) The Post-Realist Documentary Lab. Visible Evidence XXX, Monash University Melbourne

2023 (Sep) Documentary as Existential Process: on the Regenerative Aesthetic of Kiri Dalena’s Pila (2022). Visible Evidence XXVIII, University of Udine

2022 (Aug) On Co-making ‘The Parish’: A Participatory Video Installation Project with a Gaelic Athletic Association Community in Rural Ireland. Visible Evidence XXVII, University of Gdańsk

2021 (Dec) Commensal: The politics of engagement and spectatorship of the installation space in Véréna Paravel and Lucien Castaing- Taylor’s portrait of a cannibal. British Association of Film, Television and Screen Studies virtual conference

2021 (Mar) Speaking Nearby: Seeing Documentary as Participatory Art. Society for Cinema and Media Studies (SCMS) virtual conference

2020 (Nov) Performative Feedback Filmmaking: Participatory Documentary and Creative Self- Representation in the Community. British Association of Film and Television Studies Practice Research Special Interest Group virtual seminar

2019 (July) Shake, noise and bad resolution: strategic uses of the ‘poor image’ in contemporary ethnographic documentary film. Film-Philosophy Conference, University of Brighton

2019 (May) It’s Who We Are: Articulating Irish identity in documentary representations of the Gaelic Athletic Association. Irish Screen Studies Seminar, NUIG Galway