Dorcas Casey’s Beasts of the Uncanny performed at Hauser and Wirth Somerset this Spring during the exhibition The Land We Live In- The Land We Left Behind: an exhibition exploring the contradictory nature of society’s relationship with the rural. Photographs by Jasper Casey. Continue reading Beasts of the Uncanny Perform at Hauser and Wirth Gallery
Dorcas Casey has been nominated as one of 100 female artists across the UK to take part in a project called Processions. Working with Somerset Art Works and students in Somerset she will be making collaborative banners to be carried in processions in the capital cities on the 10th June to celebrate 100 years of … Continue reading PROCESSIONS
Dorcas Casey’s jelly casts are available through the Honest Shop: an installation which forms part of the current exhibition: The Land We Live In- The Land We Left Behind at Hauser and Wirth Somerset. Continue reading The Land We Live In- The Land We Left Behind: Honest Shop at Hauser and Wirth
Dorcas Casey has been commissioned to make a new installation for Bruton Museum as part of MUSE: Makers in Museums; a project that is supporting eight artists to make new work in response to the unique collections to be found in the small community museums of Devon and Somerset. Bruton Museum: 18th September 2017 – … Continue reading MUSE: Makers in Museums
Dorcas Casey has been invited to speak at Art Work- An Insight into the World of Textiles at Hauser and Wirth Somerset. Running alongside Turning Inwards, an exhibition of sculptures and prints by Louise Bourgeois, this event is aimed at young people who are interested in finding out about career opportunities in art and design. Speakers … Continue reading Art Work- An Insight Into TheWorld of Textiles at Hauser and Wirth Somerset
Dorcas Casey brought her sculptures to life for a mysterious performance at Glastonbury Festival this year. (Photographs by Jasper Casey) Continue reading Beasts of the Uncanny at Glastonbury Festival 2016
Dorcas exhibited four sculptures in the Freak Show big top at Dismaland, alongside works by Ronit Baranga, Scott Hove, Polly Morgan and Damian Hirst. (Photographs by Jasper Casey) Continue reading Dismaland
