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Ephemeral, Inscribed Clay

Exploring Clay Mask Making

I explore our material, historic and artistic connections with clay and plaster, and how to engage constructively and meaningfully with law  through clay and plaster mask making and painting.  

Ephemeral Clay Masks

WINTER LIGHT SCENES, Oonagh E. Fitzgerald, 2021. Air-dried DAS clay, gesso, oil paint, drift wood

SPRING FLOOD FAMILY, Oonagh E. Fitzgerald, 2021. Air dried clay, gesso, oil paint, drift wood 

Modelling & Painting Clay Faces During COVID-19

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Clay & Plaster Inscriptions of Justice, Freedom & Hope

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Arts & Human Rights: Conversing Multiplicities

Please join artists, curators, musicians, composers, live-coders, computer engineers, and an international lawyer as we celebrate 75 years of the UN Declaration of Human Rights! Ramon Blanco-Barrera, Grazia Peduzzi, Ann Wettrich, Eldad Tsabary, Kofi Oduro, Philon Nguyen, Jay Juanita Marchand, Stanley Février, and Oonagh Fitzgerald will discuss interdisciplinary practices of making art, performing, and working on local and global human rights issues. 

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https://www.uottawa.ca/research-innovation/hrrec/events/arts-human-rights-conversing-multiplicities