Programme of Events

For two days the Invisible Breath Family Workshop will fuse art and science to provide exciting new drop-in activities for all ages.

Artists and Air pollution scientists from Trinity College Dublin will enable you to create computer measurements of air pollution, produce your own ink ‘breath’ drawings and make wind instruments to technically, visually and sonically capture breath and uncover the invisible. Participants will be able to take away artworks, instruments and measurements.

There will also be a selection of Invisible Dust commissioned artists projects on display and an opportunity to explore websites that monitor air pollution in real time.

As part of this programme curator and director of Invisible Dust, Alice Sharp will lead on a conversation: How do artists and scientists work together? She is joined by Professor Frank Kelly, King’s College London and Chair of the UK Government’s Air Pollution Advisory Committee and a Trinity Environmental Engineer who will explore how air quality affects life in Dublin.