CATA ISLE MIME @ Ennis Streetfestival

July 22nd, 2010

“If you need a vision, tell me what you want to see.”

July 21st, 2010

Felted Laptop-cover

July 13th, 2010

Inspired by the  make of the felted  chessboard …

Cata Isle Mime in the “Clare People”

July 10th, 2010

The coverage in the Clare People:

Cata Isle Mime @ Ennis Streetfestival

July 10th, 2010

CATA ISLE MIME Theatre with one of the specially tailored scenes for Ennis Streetfestival with its theme from 2010 “What a Wonderfull Life Underwater”.

Emergency Art

June 16th, 2010

The farmer, I get my weekly milk of, needed an ugly wall painted, because he had visitors coming the next day. The only wall not hiding a stone wall turned into a stone wall in 3 hours with my brushes and paint.

stonewall farmer

natural stone painted

This photo was send to me by Brenda Malloy taken in Venice. Looks like the perfect place for an emergency artist to exhibit!

New Actor for CATA ISLE

June 8th, 2010

West Clare CATA ISLE MIME Theatre is looking for a new actor. Applicants should have at least minimum mime skills, should be highly motivated, over 18 and available for practice once a week. CATA ISLE MIME Theatre was founded by Astrid Adler 1&1/2 years ago, is supported by the Arts Council, has a show, produces short tailored performances and gives workshops. The group invents constantly new material, plays in theatres, community halls and on the street. Interest please contact Astrid on 065-9051309astrid adler mime

Felted chess board and figures

May 27th, 2010

An interesting commission; chess to be hugged, felted with wool from stone sheep and marino.

Art Exhibition: “No Style”

May 26th, 2010

Astrid Adler is showing the Art-Exhibition: ”NO STYLE” during the Doonbeg Jazz Festival

The artist put this exhibition together to show the diversity of her work. Exploring abstract ancient symbols with charcoal and chalk on big tinted papers creating the look of stone, than, catapulting Celtic Art full colour into the 21st Century, where its construction takes completely different rules; you find Materialism still confused with Surrealism, Andre Breton still discussing with Salvador Dali if he is one, over Illustrations of local fairy tails to some study in pastels of the Stanley range, coming home to prints in Outsider Art “Scattery Island” and old favorite “The Weddingcross”.

Openings hours are: Friday 8-10pm, Saturday 2-5pm and Monday 2-3pm. Artist will be present. Venue: Strandcamping Doonbeg.


The Raheen Prayer Blanket 2

March 23rd, 2010

The harp-music playing under the film is a piece I composed. After visiting the Aran island  Inish More and finding a hird part to it, I gave it the the name “Dun Aengus”.