Inaugural Trinity Long Room Hub Fellowship
We are thrilled to launch our collaboration with Trinity Long Room Hub, and to announce the inaugural Rough Magic Fellow Eoghan Carrick. The Fellowship has been created with the research institute to mark our long connection with Trinity College Dublin, where Rough Magic was formed and where our archive is housed.
The Trinity Long Room Hub has been welcoming Visiting Research Fellows for over a decade. The prestigious programme brings Trinity’s researchers into intensive dialogue with the best of their respective fields internationally and is proven to energise scholarship and creative practice. The new Rough Magic Fellow will develop a creative project in the interdisciplinary environment of the Hub, sharing practice-based experience with the institute’s research community and working in collaboration with Trinity’s Creative Arts Practice Research Theme.
Congratulating Eoghan on his appointment as Rough Magic Fellow, Professor Eve Patten, Director of the Trinity Long Room Hub said: “We’re delighted to launch the new Fellowship in partnership with our friends at Rough Magic, and we’re excited to host our first practitioner Eoghan and support him as he draws on the Hub’s rich inter-disciplinary environment to explore the human experience through performance.”
