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29/06/2026

Callum.
Destiny is a comic book made by a group of young men in Oberstown children detention Centre.
This story follows Callum, a young man doing time, through this journey Callum battles an internal struggle - is life written out for him? Or can he choose his own destiny?

We see him enter Oberstown and we follow his experience as he learns to overcome his struggles and begins to fight for a better life for himself.

The comic was created as a collaboration between , Empowering People in Care and Aaron Sunderland Carey

This comic is part of the Boys in the Making programme, a strand of the What Does He Need? project led by .youth.project and Brokentalkers Dublin This project aims to explore masculinity with men and boys - and looks at how boys are shaped by and influence the world around them.

04/06/2026

Wild - from punishment to prevention
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A piece created as part of From punishment to prevention. Slide 1 was part of the 1 to 1 interviews exploring poverty and criminality.
2 and 3 are research pages, exploring the visual language for the work.

06/05/2026

From punishment to prevention - poverty, inequality and pathways into the Irish criminal justice system.

This report explores the links between poverty and the criminal justice system. Outlining how experiences of poverty increase peoples exposure to violence, addiction, educational inequality, s*x work, gender based violence, drug dealing etc. All of which hugely increases the likelihood of people coming into contact with the criminal justice system.
This report shows that these issues are cyclical, it helps to evidence poverty as a cause and by doing so can give us steps towards understanding and addressing these problems.

04/04/2026

From punishment to prevention - poverty, inequality and pathways into the Irish criminal justice system.

I am delighted to say I had the privilege of working on this report with brilliant and
Big thanks to for their support and investment.

This report explores the links between poverty and the criminal justice system. Outlining how experiences of poverty increase peoples exposure to violence, addiction, educational inequality, s*x work, gender based violence, drug dealing etc. All of which hugely increases the likelihood of people coming into contact with the criminal justice system.
This report shows that these issues are cyclical, it helps to evidence poverty as a cause and by doing so can give us steps towards understanding and addressing these problems.

Among the many recommendations this report calls for a gross government response to prioritise prevention over punishment, investing in secure homes, healthcare, income supports, education and youth services to break the cycle of criminalisation.

Big thanks to for opening the launch and chairing the discussions. A huge thank you to everyone involved including .lambert.7798 for her amazing insight and for hosting the launch.

04/09/2025

✨ Exhibition now open at The LAB Gallery, Foley Street ✨ 📅 Until 30th September

Nach Cuma? Who Cares? explores the politics of care and responsibility, with a focus on class and race within working-class communities in Dublin. Developed through workshops with youth and adult groups in Rialto, Bluebell, and Ballymun, the project responds to the rise of hate-driven rhetoric and division, creating a space for honest dialogue, reflection, and community voice.

This project was created by artist Aaron Sunderland Carey as part of the MA in Art and Social Action in NCAD.

Curated by Margarita Cappock
📍 The LAB Gallery, Foley Street 🕒 Open now until September 30th

19/08/2025

Nach Cuma? Who Cares? - opens this Thursday the 21st in the Lab Gallery.
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The exhibition will run until September 30th.
The exhibition will be opened by Willa White- curated by margarita Cappock.
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24/03/2025

St.Patrick’s day 2025
I was honoured to have my work exhibited in Mata Irlandia - Irelands eye 2025.

I unfortunately couldn’t fly over for the launch because I had to meet a man about a job.

Very appreciative to have been invited to an Áras for a celebration of community art and its contribution to inclusion and creativity.

Roll on April.

06/02/2025

Deco - temporary exhibition open now in NCAD Gallery.

Deco is a boy created by Boys club as part of Boys in the Making which is part of the larger What Does He Need? Project, a collaboration between Dr Fiona Whelan, Rialto Youth Project and BrokenTalkers theatre group.

The Boys club have been engaged in the process of creating Deco, his story and the art work based around Deco since 2021. Deco has grown with the boys. This change from Deco at 12 till Deco now has brought on engaging and powerful stories and work.

Temporary exhibition is open Thursday the 6th of February and Friday the 7th.

.youth.project

16/01/2025

Make sure you get down to see

Boys In The Making
Exhibition, Programme & Conference
NCAD Gallery
16th Jan - 14th Feb 2025

[Opening: Wed 15th Jan 6-8pm]
[Conference: Fri 14th Feb]
[Opening Times: 16 January - 14 February 2025, Mondays: 11am-5pm, Tuesdays 11am-3pm, Wednesdays 11am-6pm, Thursdays 1pm-6pm, Fridays 2pm-4pm.]
by Fiona Whelan and Rialto Youth Project,
In collaboration with Scoil Chiaráin CBS, Aaron Sunderland Carey, Feidlim Cannon, Gary Keegan, Dara Clear, Dr Robert Grant, Dr Ernesto Vasquez del Aguila, Dr Ciaran Smyth, Jim Lawlor, Poppintree Youth Project, Space Forms and Heart of Glass.
Curated by Anne Kelly.

Established in 2018, Boys in the Making is a dynamic place-based programme for boys and young men, which sees groups come together over time, to co-create a boy and explore his needs and experiences as he interacts with the world around him. The programme aims to explore, communicate and learn from the lived experiences and knowledge of boys and young men as they engage in a creative exploration of masculinity and its formation.

The Boys in the Making programme forms part of a long-term project called What Does He Need? - a collaboration between artist, writer and educator Dr Fiona Whelan, Rialto Youth Project and Brokentalkers theatre company.

Boys in the Making at NCAD Gallery is supported by the Arts Council of Ireland, Dublin City Council Arts Office, Rialto Youth Project and NCAD. The conference is funded through NCAD Research Seed Funding, with additional support from Heart of Glass and Paul Hamlyn Foundation.

https://www.ncad.ie/gallery-event/view/boys-in-the-making
www.whatdoesheneed.com

Fiona Whelan and Rialto Youth Project

Location - NCAD

17/11/2024

STONES finishes this Friday the 22nd ⏰ A big thank you to everyone who came out to see the work 🖤
STONES was such an important project to me. A huge thank you to everyone who contributed and collaborated on this work.
Be sure to get a look before it comes down.
It doesn’t stop here tho ✊.

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