Clodagh Assata Boyce

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Clodagh Assata Boyce

Arts Administrator

Clodagh Assata Boyce is a Trini-Irish anti-disciplinary artist and curator based in Dublin.

Influenced by the radical traditions of Black feminist thought, their work is rooted in diasporic memory, the politics of care, and practices of refusal.

Clodagh has curated several collaborative projects both locally and internationally.
They have held residencies such as Curator-in-Residence at PS² and Critic-in-Residence at SIRIUS Arts Centre (2025).

Fiona Keller

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Fiona Keller

Line Producer

Fiona Keller is a creative producer with many years of experience in stage management and production roles for Theatre and Live Events. Recent credits include, Producer for BITCH by Marty Breen, Dublin Fringe Festival ( Winner Best Performer and Radical Spirit of Fringe Award), Line Producer for Scenofest, a festival of talks and workshops by the Irish Society of Performance Designers in Project Art Centre and Line Producer for United Fall for their upcoming national tour of Night Dance.

Marysia Więckiewicz-Carroll

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Marysia Więckiewicz-Carroll

General manager

Marysia is a curator, art writer, and  cultural producer working across artforms.

She has organised numerous exhibitions and projects in Ireland and abroad, independently and in partnership with various institutions and local authorities, and thrived in curatorial roles at Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane and the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA). She was one of the co-editors of Paper Visual Art Journal (PVA), which has been publishing journals, books, and online texts that focus on visual art, contemporary culture, and literature. Marysia was the founding director and curator of Berlin Opticians Gallery – a contemporary art gallery that showcased artistic practices both online and in non-traditional art spaces.  She has received awards from the Arts Council of Ireland and Culture Ireland.

Lisa Mahony

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Lisa Mahony  

Head of Production

Lisa studied Drama and Theatre studies at Trinity College, Dublin and has worked for more than a decade as a freelance production manager.

She also worked for several years as a venue technician at the Project Arts Centre and was the first Head of Lighting at The Lir Academy. Companies she has worked with include Corn Exchange, Teac Damsa, CoisCéim, Cahoots NI, Theatre Lovett, Pan Pan, Liz Roche Company, Mufutau Yusuf, Junk Ensemble, Brokentalkers and Field Day, and she has toured nationally and internationally with many of these. In recent years she has worked extensively in the theatre for young audiences sector with companies such as Ceol Connected and Paul Curley Theatre Company, which she has greatly enjoyed.  She has also worked for Dublin Theatre Festival, Dublin Fringe Festival, Dublin Dance Festival, Galway International Arts Festival, Kilkenny Arts Festival, and at far too many Edinburgh Fringe Festivals to remember. She is delighted to be working with field:arts..

Lynnette Moran

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Lynnette Moran

Senior Associate Producer
Director and Co-Founder

Lynnette is a Creative Director, Arts Producer and Festival Director specialising in Live Art, Theatre, Visual Art and Digital platforms; with distinct experience of producing collaborative and socially engaged arts practice and public art commissions.

Lynnette is Artistic Director and co-founder of field:arts – a creative production support organisation funded by Arts Council Ireland. It is here where she leads a vision to establish a central framework to enable independent contemporary Producers and Artists to access sustainable infrastructures and support, plan strategically and adopt best practice models. While practitioners can grow and contribute to a shared network of collective intelligence, experience and skill sets to think globally, make ambitious work and to reach new audiences. Founded in 2020, field:arts was an active response to the challenges faced by the independent sector; indicative of how Lynnette has shaped new opportunities, to protect and embolden Artists & the wider sector.

Lynnette is the founding Festival Director of Live Collision International Festival. Established in 2099, Live Collision is Ireland’s leading annual curated festival of Live Art presenting some of the most groundbreaking artists across contemporary culture. The 12th edition of the festival took place in April 2024 offering a succinct and deeply considered invitation to audiences to experience & engage across live performance, theatre, artworks, live installations, workshops and salons. The work presented in the festival connects live performance and the intersection of class, race, equality, displacement, climate and world ecologies. The festival presents artists of exceptional calibre – from seminal international artists making groundbreaking work across the globe, to Ireland’s most exciting next-generation of performance makers with work never before presented in Ireland.

Lynnette is one of four core members of ANU Productions since 2013. ANU are a multidisciplinary Irish production company that present award winning theatre, visual art and socially engaged artworks. ANU place the audience at the very centre of each production, creating an immersive live experience where audiences have agency and proximity to the fierce and mesmeric worlds establish with each production. Together they’ve created 48+ multi-award winning artworks across theatre, public art commissions, gallery installations and museum interpretations; growing a national & global reputation for excellence. In 2024, ANU have joined forces to present The Dead, a co-production between ANU and Landmark Productions, in association with MoLI taking place from Nov 2024 – Jan 2025.

Lynnette has a long-standing working relationship with Amanda Coogan and is currently presenting Possession by Amanda Coogan and composer Linda Buckley along with collaborators Alvean Jones, Lianne Quigley and the Dublin Theatre of the Deaf. Developed as part of ART:2023 – a Decade of Centenaries. A collaboration between the Arts Council and the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media.



Across Lynnette’s career she has founded several arts initiatives, curated many programmes and produced and developed over 160 independent artists in Ireland and beyond. Including Maia Nunes, Mufutau Yusuf, mouth to mouth (performance collective, London), Fast Track to Dance (audience development initiative with Dublin Dance Festival) and CAPP (Collaborative Art Partnership Programme) an unprecedented four year transnational partnership across six European countries and nine partner organisations co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union focusing on collaborative & socially engaged practice and commissions across Europe between (2014 – 2018) of which Lynnette was co-founder and Lead Producer. She is an alumni of SPACE (Supporting Performing Arts Circulation Europe), EFA (European Festivals Association), Dance LV & Noass, Riga and Atelier for Young Festival Directors in Ljubljana .

Lynnette began her career in London, cutting her teeth with some of the UK’s leading arts organisations including LIFT (London International Festival of Theatre), Bernie Grant Arts Centre and BAC (Battersea Arts Centre) where she developed her practice as a Creative Producer. She holds a BA Hons Degree in Fine Art and an MA in Performance Art from Goldsmiths College, London. Currently Board Member of Performing Arts Forum.



web:link
www.livecollision.com



Portfolio of Artists:


ANU

Associate Company

Maïa Nunes

Independent Artist

Amanda Coogan

Independent Artist

Live Collision

Partner Organisation