DUN LAOGHAIRE ANSEO STREET ART PROGRAMME
Between 2021 and 2024 Dún Laoghaire Town has seen 30 stunning artworks installed throughout the town as part of the Dún Laoghaire Anseo street art project.
Juliette Viodé is a well-known muralist and illustrator based in Dublin, Ireland. Her vibrant and character-focused artworks can be found across the city, often in disadvantaged communities or areas frequented by children.
Here are some key points about her and her work:
Style: Her murals are typically bright, cheerful, and character-driven, often incorporating playful elements and storytelling.
Focus: She's particularly passionate about working with disadvantaged communities and children with disabilities, using her art to help these groups reclaim pride in their surroundings.
Experience:
Viodé has extensive experience in the Dublin street art scene. She was previously the lead artist for the Dublin Canvas Project, where she designed and painted numerous traffic light control boxes across the city as part of their 'Paint-A-Box' initiative.
Collaborations: She frequently collaborates with schools, community groups, and local councils to create murals that resonate with the specific needs and desires of the local population.
Recognition: Her work has been featured in various exhibitions and publications, and she's recognized as a prominent figure in Dublin's street art community.
Last year I received the following information:
We’re looking for walls!
If you’ve seen a wall that you think would be perfect for inclusion in our Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown Anseo Street Art programme for 2024 we’d love to hear from you.
Since 2021, DLR has seen over thirty artworks installed across the county. Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown Anseo will continue this year when we hope to bring more specially created artworks to walls across the county.
We do have a few requirements though, which we’ve listed below – and not every wall will be suitable for painting, for a variety of reasons including access and the condition of the wall.
• It should be located in an area that has a level of commercial activity
• It should provide easy access for the artist
• It must be located in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown
Juliette Viodé is a well-known muralist and illustrator based in Dublin, Ireland. Her vibrant and character-focused artworks can be found across the city, often in disadvantaged communities or areas frequented by children.
Here are some key points about her and her work:
Style: Her murals are typically bright, cheerful, and character-driven, often incorporating playful elements and storytelling.
Focus: She's particularly passionate about working with disadvantaged communities and children with disabilities, using her art to help these groups reclaim pride in their surroundings.
Experience:
Viodé has extensive experience in the Dublin street art scene. She was previously the lead artist for the Dublin Canvas Project, where she designed and painted numerous traffic light control boxes across the city as part of their 'Paint-A-Box' initiative.
Collaborations: She frequently collaborates with schools, community groups, and local councils to create murals that resonate with the specific needs and desires of the local population.
Recognition: Her work has been featured in various exhibitions and publications, and she's recognized as a prominent figure in Dublin's street art community.
Last year I received the following information:
We’re looking for walls!
If you’ve seen a wall that you think would be perfect for inclusion in our Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown Anseo Street Art programme for 2024 we’d love to hear from you.
Since 2021, DLR has seen over thirty artworks installed across the county. Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown Anseo will continue this year when we hope to bring more specially created artworks to walls across the county.
We do have a few requirements though, which we’ve listed below – and not every wall will be suitable for painting, for a variety of reasons including access and the condition of the wall.
• It should be located in an area that has a level of commercial activity
• It should provide easy access for the artist
• It must be located in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown
DUN LAOGHAIRE ANSEO STREET ART PROGRAMME