project humedia is currently based in the School of Archaeology, University College Dublin and has been supported by the Humanities Institute of Ireland, University College Dublin. The project also has received significant support from their research partner - Stanford Metamedia.

project humedia is currently engaging in projects in:

Dublin, Ireland - University College Dublin's Dublin City Project - Dublin's Contemporary Past

Previous projects include:

Abhar agus Meon / Materials and Mentalities exhibition series - Dublin, Ireland 2008

Chronoscope - a temporal activation through contemporary art - Newman House, UCD, Dublin, Ireland 2008

Glass House Stone - a study of object-oriented thought through contemporary art- University College Dublin, Ireland 2008

The You That Is In It - undercutting the white cube through participatory arts - Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, Ireland 2008

IRAC - critically intervening in the world

Day of the figurines - King's Manor, York, UK 2007

Activating Avebury - an experiment in free-running - Avebury, UK 2007

Reflexive Representations - deploying an archaeological sensibility witin digital mediation - Ireland, Poland, UK 2006-8

The Benjamin Project - activating the life and thought of Walter Benjamin through performance

The Angel of History - Here Arts Center, New York, USA 2007

The Politics of Presence - Stanford Critical Studies in New Media

Now, I can see you. - an intervention into Blast Theory's 'Can you see me now?' 2007

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