Cliona Ryan

Cliona Ryan

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My name is Cliona Ryan.
.I have a high 2:1 in a Bachelor of Arts, Art and Design from GMIT Cluain Mhuire Campus Monivea Road Galway.

Location Galway Ireland

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  • Thank you Miriam.
    It is obvious from the outstart the amount of work and passion engendered in this course.

  • Thank you Temitope.

  • Thank you Touloupe, for crearing a open atmosphere which engenders trust and makes for a more positive learning experience.

  • Thank you so much for fostering a n open environment for learning.

  • I am pleased to gain more knowledge and increase my education on FGM, so that my understanding is more informed on such a sensitive vital issue that recognises a Woman's ownership over her own body, reduces stigmatisation and denounces violence engendered towards women.

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  • Thank You.

  • Thank You for putting on a course that genuinely allows People to gain more education on this topic .

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    Use a mixture of vinegar and water and also baking soda.
    Newspaper or ordinary kitchen towel absorbs the stain, it must be done rapidly. Good ventilation and the use of disposable towels or ordinary towels under the feet of the individual is vital.

  • Great to recap.

  • Thank you for such an informative course.

  • There is also another reason, where agency is concerned. Music Therapy as specified is a particular training. In its specificity this could eliminate the effect of a control group where the socialisation aspect is necessary, and known to illicit therapeutic effects but not specifically conducted by therapists. Who then acts as the arbitrator of the findings?...

  • Yes, it does change the outcome of how anyone should think in relation to how music effects neuro plasticity and the information that exists as movement medicine particularly in relation to older people . Young people and the intermediary ages.
    Also it is interesting how some studies focus on how music acts as a distraction ,instead of focusing on how it...

  • Neuro Plasticity is involved. Musicians who start are exposed to Music in the Womb and learn from a young age fare better because there is already an environmental predisposition. If the older People were playing over a lifetime this may attribute to developing a life long skill but harder to rate Intelligence.
    False Claims cannot be made.
    However, in terms...

  • Singing and being part of a group singing class in the Walton School of Musiic in Dublin was one of my favourite Adult memories. Eight Men and me ,
    which was brilliant for harmonising and of course socialisation.
    I learned how to play the Tin Whistle with a Traditional Musician Cepta Byrne when I was eleven for two years. I bought an African Drum, it...

  • This is a fascinating area of research. Particularly when for instance music in restaurants stimulates appetite. The same piece of music can effect the palette to illicit a sweetsour effect , even though the music may be exactly the same.

  • The Physical Application of folding and unfolding the paper is not tested over time. If Say Origami was applied, where the testing of three conditions apply. One where testing was conducted by People who fold paper regularly to Mozart and or a group that fold paper without Music and thirdly one who begin to fold the paper with no experience and are introduced...

  • Common time 4/4 is attributed to sadder Music. Joyful Music or Adagio moves at a more lively upbeat pace. However, if you were to tie in a correlation between folding paper in accordance with the timing of the music it would be a catastrophic affair that may prove an impossibility. Undoing the pieces of paper mentally may be rendered more effectively if the...

  • Intelligence is not easily quantifiable. The balance between emotional and practical application seems to resonate.

  • I learned how to play the Tin Whistle as a child.
    I have very little formal training, but I do love Music in general.

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    Thank you the Team and also to the Poets who gave so readily of their time. Thank you to the fellow participants .

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    Yes, it was successful. It is the creation of a piece of History. It also shows the universality of the topics and conversely how different perspectives
    arise. Also, lyrical sonnet or Shakespearean, it works to create a theme and both opens and helps to give limitations .

  • https://www.irishtimes.com/world/middle-east/2023/10/12/her-death-is-best-of-the-possibilities-i-knew-says-irish-father-of-girl-8-killed-in-israel/
    Emily
    BOOM BOOM goes the red Balloon
    All the Olive Leaves swaying,
    There you go with your curls and your looking glass,
    and I never knew at eight that this is forgetting:
    Boom Boom goes the Red Balloon,
    All...

  • Yes ,but the appeal in her writing does exist in its non specificity which leads it open to interpretation. This incongruity leads to an emotional impact to register difference, to look at something through a different interpretative lens and in so doing anchors the Language in Human experience. When Rontgen discovered the first x ray, it was a way of seeing...

  • The Poems resonate for their subtlety , which leads to a blatant truth which is central to the Meaning of the poems. The brilliant notion of Motel sand all that is implicit in it as a building. A place to attend to celebrate love that is the premise of a remove from the mainstream. Even though that it not as it is experienced by the Couple. Where the edict...

  • The Cultural identities reflected in the Australian Flag. How identities are defined and behaviours are tolerated. Thus this in turn, causes an internal rage, a reaction in the Poet, an inner call to protest , even if the traffic does not appear for some time.

  • Ambiguity allows for varying interpretive values. It also neither denies nor confirms entirely a conflict within a piece so the reading has more subjective truth. This ambiguity of the Geraniums seeing as a thing of Beauty , a peaceful garden has the ambiguity of knowing not all interpretive values particularly heteronormative experience may not read this as a...

  • When we talk about putting a name on it, i think that extends way beyond etymology and those universal truths resonate. Poetry provides a framework and an emotional honesty to that . Which of course is based in cultural perception. Being able to put a name o a n emotion or feeling is also an interesting concept. This internal conflict is the stuff of words....

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    Rhyme reinforces vey early memory and learning. It acts as a comfort blanket of Language and it is difficult at the same time to stick with in the parameters. Sometimes, it is harder to put a tenet on it, but it does provide a a guide a safety point around language. The Sibilance Onomatopoeia and Metaphor adds a patina, a distinct defining rhythm to the...

  • "Shed the Burden homes set on their dreams" open enjambment simile metaphor and alliteration.
    "This Sceptre Isle where outcasts nursed their wounds" reinforces the idea of a human experience set amongst Barren Landscape . Particularly solidifying the idea that the Population were dehumanised as Outcasts and Prisoners.
    "A Burnt Blade Dug in a demi Paradise"...

  • This Poem consists of: 3 stanzas, Open Verse.
    It can be read as a Palindrome.
    The Central Themes reside around Traditionalism and Contemporary Practice. Particularly in relation to Pedagogy. A classical Tradition . The Tenets upon which a Culture is formed, but that which leads People in to a desire to be explicitly open in self knowledge. Chance and...

  • contd: The Poet directly refers to the Opening up of a Landscape . He decrees about his ideal landscape having room for all architectural aspects. A Metaphor for openness. An ability to see from different perspectives. "Hills" "Bridges" amore inclusive perspective.
    The use of "B" Sibilance Primary language links back to childhood. Something innately...

  • Yes, as the content of Lyric or protest songs promotes a Mass Appeal. The writing of which can be complicated, but simplified for a wider Audience. The only criticism would be, if the Nobel Prize backfires to promote a system of pedagogy, that directly cuts out a New Audience, particularly when literacy is becoming extinct, decreases its value and function....

  • It is difficult to relate to Poems that use techniques that seem lacking in authenticity ,unless that is of course the point of the Poem. It can never really supplement for the human experience and all the various interpretations that allows for....

  • Bob Dylan's " Girl from the North County " was a very fond memory of Art College . The use of Ekphrastic Poetry. "Don't criticise what you don't understand, because the times they are a changing" and the call to protest in "Gather round People" had a significant ramification on the Vietnam War. A Protest. A call to Arms. Also ,having come through a global...

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    https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44361/easter-wings
    Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious is really quite bad!

  • I thought it was a great learning curve. Shakespearean Sonnet and Iambic Pentameter where there is such a love conflict involved, opens up the way in which the precarious balance can be shown.
    Getting a task and seeing it through with certain restrictions allows for an open approach, even within a restrictive tenet. That is the essential difference between...

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    Pantheism is a common theme running through both the Poems. Personification of the Landscape.
    The infinite and the sense of connection to Nature.
    Disconnect from Humans .
    Themes of isolation i
    In Tao Qian are supplemented by the presence of another, a kindred, a brother, a sense of Community apparent in Su Shi's Terminals. One deals with non conformity...

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    The lineage has a profound effect on how the Poem is read.
    It solidifies the idea of hard Work solid reliable dependency juxtaposed against fragility (Chicken Egg Maternal Mother) and Water as rejuvenation or rebirth. The precarious balance of which needs to be minded by a solid Metal object. The fragility of life hanging in the...

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    so much depends upon a red wheel barrow glazed with rain water beside the white chickens:
    beside the white chickens
    so much depends upon a red wheel barrow
    glazed with rain water
    beside the white chickens
    so much depends
    upon a red wheelbarrow.

    I was thinking about altering perspectives. The idea of metal and rain water with its sturdiness...

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    Dactylic is difficult , however the beautiful Word Picture conjured up, and the use of sibilance lends to the metre and allows the word picture to flow.
    Also, the way the lines are altered visually scans an eye across the Poem differently.
    The Poem deals with morbidity. The palindromic nature of the Poem deals with bait and solidifies the idea of death and...

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    Yes, I do think this element could be used to demonstrate a deliberate disrupt. Or a comment on the la-la-la- la-la-la-la-la quality of life .

  • The same numbers of syllables in a line makes it run rhythmically off the page. This solidifies the main theme of the Poem. This rhythmic pattern lends momentum to words. Banjo Paterson and Edgar Alan Poe both used this method in the poems.

    https://poemanalysis.com/poetic-meter/octameter/#Related%20Literary%20Terms

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    The Maginot Line
    became a pink line
    became a timeline
    became the last line that was the most important one to read.

  • The Reading of the poem is down to personal interpretation. However, the universality of the Theme ,the eternal question
    ( Which is asked by every Reader) renders a time less aspect and affords authorship to the reader. Inflection points, metre and Rhyming scheme (ABABCDCDEFEFGG) read easily.
    Also the questions ensure life is imbued in the meaning which...

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    Pedagogy can't be entirely held responsible, however new teaching methods that bring Poetry alive for students and actively encourage them to participate make a huge difference.
    Accessibility to Poetry Libraries internet connection etc in the learning by rote where the emphasis is entirely on Academia rather than Power of Words. Over intellectualised...

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    Pedagogy can't be entirely held responsible, however new teaching methods that bring Poetry alive for students and actively encourage them to participate make a huge difference.
    Accessibility to Poetry Libraries internet connection etc in the learning by rote where the emphasis is entirely on Academia rather than Power of Words. Over intellectualised...

  • Rhyming Scheme: ABCDEFGHHJJKLMNOPQRS 5 Verses

    Palindromic Poem that focuses on the Metaphysical Elements and also reads to reveal the Nature of Man. Primarily it focuses on Grief of al kinds.

    This Poem was an attempt to mute her way of seeing the world. The other Creatures refers to otherness, other than I plural. Not belonging to her in the second...

  • The notion of "Dipping Birds" may refer to dipping Moods or allude to birds swooping down to sea Baffled against the wind to prey or select fish. The grief was too much to process. Flying nearer to the Sun , the oedipal Complex and an ekphratic Poem( reference to The Fall of Icarus).
    https://historycooperative.org/the-myth-of-icarus/

  • Emily Dickenson Beautiful expression of grief the individual and personal knowledge.

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    "Hope is a Thing with Feathered Wings" Emily Dickenson
    "Let us go then like a Patient etherised upon a Table" The Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock TS Eliot
    "Running it never runs from us away" John Donne
    "My Heart stirred For A Bird"
    "Dapple Dawn Drawn Falcon" The Windhover Gerard Manly Hopkins
    "Don't do it unless it comes out of your soul like a rocket" ...

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    Vahni Capildeo. Scottish/ Trinadadian
    Rupi Kaur. Indian / Canadian.
    Ocean Vuong. Vietnamese Living in Northampton Massachchusetts.
    Nick Cave. Australian Living in London.
    https://redroompoetry.org/poets/

  • Poetry acts a timeline.
    The reading of poetry that uses metaphor simile onomatopoeia on a page that literally allows the metre and the rhyming scheme of a Poem to resonate on the Page. Encaustic Poetry and the Nature Poetry such as Vahni Capildeo "Handfast" and "Tewksbury Road" John Masefield resonate with me.
    Ekphrastic Poetry such as "Starry Starry...

  • Poetry acts as a Timeline.
    The effectiveness of four lines of a Haiku, that can resonate so strongly. Ekphrastic Poetry such as "Starry Starry Night" by Anne Sexton 1962 .
    The metaphor simile rhyming scheme metre Onomatopoeia that along a poem to run on a page.
    Encaustic Poetry and Palindromic Poetry
    Word Picture and Pathetic Fallacy conjured up by...

  • "Time is a Mother" Ocean Vyong

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    "How to read a Poem" by Future Learn was a brilliant introduction to Metre also.
    Discovering the unambiguous Nature was actually one of the Greatest revelations to me.
    It was always taught in traditionalistic manner and to my very great shame, I only discovered in my 49th Year, that the name of a very specific person, the subject of Shakespeare's...

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    "I had to mind them so carefully" personification of word as patient to be nursed. it also refers to self arbitration. Words are to be carefully minded to avoid inflicting hurt or also heavily monitored.

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    Firstly, signage and genuine representation of Ethnic minorities on a Team serves as strong indicators towards the ethics and inclusive practices and cultural dynamics on display beyond relational aesthetics.
    The Woman should be able to see Black writing and Multi coloured as well as white that would be more indicative of inclusion beyond the White Cube...

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    My focus would be on providing People who are Living well with Dementia and their carers access to Local Art Galleries that prioritises Art at the Centre of the experience along with the need for Socialisation.
    Local Support Groups is one accessibility point. A Think Tank also an online Gallery and Forum.
    Regarding the view point of the Individuals it is...

  • In adherence with Risk Management, the establishment of a Panel of Individuals reflective of ethnic minorities: ie Indigenous People , Lower Socio Economic Groups that allow for critical analysis of exhibitions. implementation of structures in adherence with these findings genuinely must be reflective of change both on a practical implementation level and...

  • In accordance with Article 33 of The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the right for public representation it should be strongly discouraged that there is any monetary trading in relation to Group x. There allegiance should be to Not for Profit entities and in the spirit of goodwill this should be proffered as a core ethical...

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    The greater complexity and nuances comes with infiltrating cultural beliefs and practices that have largely condoned belief systems that are normative limiting and challenge the notion of real representation in all aspects of both visual and ethical culture. All change takes time but the importance of pedagogy must be the link between knowledge as power in...

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    Appropriate application of funding to include:
    Projects lead by example by management participation and in the long term enablement of a Team to successfully run projects on a peer based system.
    The common challenges set within Museum Practices are suitability of projects for racial diversity and inclusion.
    The relevance of the Galleries within...

  • Ethical Practices must contain transparency at its core. The intentionality for the gallery must include a lived working example that lends itself for inclusion However not at any cost. The line between politics financial restitution and ethical governance must implement reflective models that allow for non biased approaches. The Not for Profit Movement has...

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    Self-determination comes through actively engaging in incorporating policies that see inclusivity at the centre of the structures this must include signage and all visible recognition points that are genuine attempts to create a visual culture indicative of change and open conversations that challenge the normative view point.
    This also must include...

  • Representation within the Visual Community of the Elderly was evident in the participatory values of the Burning Bright Project. As a Project leader with a local resource Centre, it was my job to initiate the project over a ten week schedule. This involved initial research on the project idea and to formulate a 10 week schedule that was inclusive of a theme...

  • Redefining cultural representation within Trans Cis and LGBTQ Communities has to allow for the inclusivity of culture within practice as opposed to applying normative approaches to culture .
    The distinct visual culture in its inclusiveness asks for more than the definitions and parameters of prohibitive systems that have censorship at the basis of their...

  • The inherent difficulties with display, in regularised curational practice , negate for the recognition of objects within their rightful setting and usage within individual indigenous culture.
    The direct implication of this, removes artefact within its proper historical context and reduces its indigenous implications to normative values that are limiting...

  • @WendyWo Beautifully composed.

  • Beautifully put and lovely to see a different language on the page.

  • @KatherineCastro Very original Voice.

  • @CinthyaGuadalupeLópezMontes poetic description of self.