Sand Art Workshops for Groups

We regularly facilitate sand art workshops for private groups on beaches. Temporary artworks are created collaboratively with garden rakes and lots of teamwork!

These activities suit everything from family reunions, birthday parties, hen parties and school tours to team building events. So whatever the occasion why not try something a bit different.

Teamwork is central to these fun and rewarding workshops. There is also a unique piece of art to show for all the exertions, even if it is only temporary!

All that remains are the photos and videos as the tide claims all in the end.

Since each workshop is specially designed to suit the specific occasion please ring us on 051 292919 to discuss some ideas.
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SEVEN. Guided Sand Art Experience for Comeraghs Wild Festival - SEVEN. Take a 90 second journey with us along this collaborative sand art maze that was created on Kilmurrin Cove as part of the Comeraghs Wild Festival yesterday. It took us 4 hours to complete the artwork, just in time! As you can see in the video we made one final procession as the tide reclaimed the sand. Along the way each participant explained to their gathered colleagues about the significance of their individual contributions to the artwork. We’d like to call this piece ‘Seven’ as there was seven main ‘sacred’ spaces along the pathway in which we created symbolic artworks using offerings of gathered feathers, rocks, shells, seaweed, bamboo sticks, tangled kelp and pebbles. The artwork was created by Orna, Lindsay, Eileen, Martina, Geraldine, Agnes, Anne Marie, MJ, Alfie, John and Michael. The experience was guided by Sean Corcoran. Thanks to Marie, Ella and Cathal for also assisting us. Our Picnic was prepared by Miranda. Bernadette was the coordinator from the Comeraghs Wild Festival. We really enjoyed this, well done all.

SEVEN. Guided Sand Art Experience for Comeraghs Wild Festival

SEVEN. Take a 90 second journey with us along this...

Pathway to the fire - A sand and fire experience on a blustery and misty day here on The Copper Coast. Congratulations to our participants Breda and Liz for rising to the challenge.

Pathway to the fire

A sand and fire experience on a blustery and misty...

7 Days of Sand Art in 60 Seconds! - Here's some highlights from our participation in the annual sand art festival in #Ballybunion, #NorthKerry. Most of our artworks were located on #LadiesBeach, with 2 of them on #NunsBeach. We barely ventured onto #MensBeach! It was a wonderful week. Oh and we broke 2 world records! We were joined by 207 children and their teachers from the local schools making this we believe the most people to make sand art on a beach at the same time AND the most circles that have ever been drawn on a beach. We believe that 8280 circles were drawn, an average of 40 circles per person. We used wild bamboo sticks and rakes and all 207 of us had a tug o' war match afterwards! Next year it is intended to officially break the world record with the Guinness Book of Records in attendance to verify the figures. Special thanks to Joe, Pixie, Grainne, Mary Chris, Jamie, John in the Bunker, Patsy and Tommy and the extended O'Gorman family. Great to catch up with Matt, Sara and Charlie and thanks to all the sponsors. 4 teams this year, #Cork #Kerry #Waterford #Limerick. Meet you next year Helena! Going International next year! Further details of this great event are here; https://m.facebook.com/BallybunionSandArt/

7 Days of Sand Art in 60 Seconds!

Here's some highlights from our participation...

Voyage... - Here's some footage from two separate Sand Art Experiences we ran recently at Kilmurrin Cove. Participants included Christine, Patricia, Lesley, Joan, Joe, Paula, Damian and Therese with refreshements by Miranda. Book a sand art experience here; https://www.airbnb.ie/experiences/1224015 Copper Coast Kayak Adventures can be spotted in the film too as they also run their activities out of Kilmurrin Cove. Try Sand Art and Kayaking!

Voyage...

Here's some footage from two separate Sand Ar...

World's Eye - We facilitated this environmental artwork today with TY students from Newtown School (Ireland) and ADN Centro Educativo (Spain). Planet Earth on fire at the centre of the eye was created (in the rain) with kelp and rocks on Bunmahon Beach. The design was developed during a series of workshops at Newtown School under the guidance of environmental artist Sean Corcoran and staff teacher Karen Keogh. Later the sun shone and we moved to Kilmurrin Cove to write a special message to the Erasamus+ students who return to Spain soon. #OneWorld #FridaysForFuture #Teamwork #StandUpAndBeCounted #ClimateAction

World's Eye

We facilitated this environmental artwork today wi...

Happy birthday to Sheila who celebrated the occasion with a sand art experience with her friends today at Kilmurrin Cove. ❤️

Happy birthday to Sheila who celebrated the occasi...

Creation of the Universe - Creation of the Universe. Sand Art by Sean Corcoran, Joe Lonergan, Gerard Banks and John Stokes on Bridies Beach, The Copper Coast, Waterford, Ireland. September 29th, 2019. Music by Benjamin Tissot. An Art Hand film production. Wait for it! Don't miss the ending!

Creation of the Universe

Creation of the Universe. Sand Art by Sean Corcora...

One - 29 transition year students devised and created this instalation during a day of environmental brainstorming at Newtown School facilitated by Sean Corcoran and Karen Keogh. We used the grit track in the school grounds to sketch out the ideas that we've been discussing in previous workshops in the classroom. We previewed the aerial footage afterwards and each participant wrote a word (or words) in response as follows; One Unite Together Collaboration Teamwork Friends Communicate Life One World We’re Stronger Together Use Public Places for Art Mental Health Awareness No Contamination Save the Turtles When we stand with each other, for each other, we blossom The World will keep Spinning Everyone is different but we all have something in common Strength in Numbers Really Savage! We all matter Art brings us together Collaboration Nice, Pretty, Cool Don’t walk in someone else’s shadow Our Planet is Dying Let your actions speak In the chaos of life, find your sanctuary Community Spirit Mental Health Uniqueness in Newtown It’s OK not to feel OK In numbers there is Strength and Unity Children Circling into Problems Natural Resources Unite After this full team exercise we broke into 6 smaller groups to design and present 6 different environmental concepts scratched into the grit. A final idea was chosen by a panel of judges to be created by the full group on a class outing to the beach soon. What better way to make an environmental statement than by using environmental art! The project to date has been more about trying to gel the group together as a team than it has been about the resulting artworks. Allowing everyone the space to have a voice and to feel part of a genuine collaborative process.

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29 transition year students devised and created th...

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