Dog friendly beach of Rathmullen in Co Donegal on the North West coast of Ireland. You don't have to bring your own dog to this beach, one will adopt you and take you for a walk when you get there.
The London Hound Dog knows the Thames tourist trail backwards - here she second guesses where tourists are going to visit - will it be St Pauls Cathedral, The Tower of London, Southwark Cathedral, HMS Belfast - or lunch?
Tea and Conversation in Hildee's Garden, Elstree, UK
Artists Wyllie O Hagan visit beautiful English Gardens to get inspiration for their paintings and printmaking.
The National Garden Scheme - in the UK, make private gardens open to the public to support national charities. They are listed in "The Yellow BooK".
Tea and scones, cakes and conversation forms part of the day.
Here artist Wyllie enjoys tea and conversations on a visit to an NGS garden - Hildee's garden, at Elstree, to the North of London. Art prints featured in this video are for sale at http://www.wyllieohagan.com
Artists Wyllie O Hagan visit gardens in England to get inspiration for their paintings and printmaking.
The National Garden Scheme - in the UK, make private gardens open to the public to support national charities. Tea and scones forms part of the day. Here artist Wyllie enjoys tea and scones on a visit to an NGS garden in Hertfordshire, near London.
Art prints featured in this video are for sale at http://www.wyllieohagan.com
Artists Wyllie O Hagan visit gardens in England to get inspiration for their paintings and printmaking.
The National Garden Scheme - in the UK, make private gardens open to the public to support national charities. Tea and scones forms part of the day. Here artist Wyllie enjoys tea and scones on a visit to an NGS garden in Hertfordshire, near London.
Art prints featured in this video are for sale at http://www.wyllieohagan.com
National Garden Scheme - in the UK, where private gardens open to the public. Tea and scones is part of the day - here artist Wyllie enjoys tea and scones on a visit to an NGS garden in Essex. Just before tea artists Wyllie O Hagan chased a motorcycle with a hearse up the road to film it. Heavenly Ride is also on YouTube.
Dog takes Tube to work and wins girl's heart. Basset Hound Sadie laps up the love from a beautiful girl she meets on London's Underground. Who wouldn't?
Driving on the A12 from London to Southend, on Easter Monday 2007, we see one very unique motorbike, amongst hundreds on the road.
Artists Wyllie O Hagan on their way to visiting a garden from the NGS's Yellow Book get caught up in the excitement of the Southend Shakedown - an annual event where 20,000 bikers leave the ACE Cafe on the North Circular Road in London and ride to Southend.
They get to talk to the girl on the motorcyle, but have no plans, just yet, to ride with her... Enjoy today! (more)
Basset Hound Sadie meets Beatle singing dudes on London's Embankment, Easter Sunday morning 2007. In the background we see the River Thames, The Houses of Parliament and the London Eye. Sadi dog finds a fan and gets fussed over.
Artist Denise Wyllie in conversation with Clare O Hagan at Myddleton House, Enfield, to the North of London, UK. The house and garden was home to noted RHS fellow and horticulturist Edward Augustus Bowles (1865 - 1954). Wyllie, a painter, master printmaker and plantswoman has painted this garden for many years. During an artists residency at Myddleton, Wyllie was commissioned to make a series of art prints and paintings. You will find prints for sale on Wyllie O Hagan's website at www.wyllieohagan.com.
Wyllie O Hagan First St Patrick's Day Film Competition on YouTube London, England, March 22nd 2007
London based artists Wyllie O Hagan, watched thousands of videos, on YouTube, over the weekend. Why? To launch an online film competition showing how YouTubers around the world celebrate St Patrick’s Day.
“The competition rules were simple”, says Irish born artist Clare O Hagan. “We looked for films that did not contain caterwailing drunks in big Guinness hats, no leprechauns having sex, no painted green boobs or big green bums.”
Viewing of films started early St Patrick’s Day morning, with 1000 films online. Numbers rose to near 4000 after the weekend. Progress was reported via a daily online report. Thirty films were selected, including “Wally’s Bees on St Patrick’s Day” and “Runescape Tip.It St. Patricks Day freak train.”
O Hagan continues “We had to dig deep, but we have found some real gems. We are delighted to report that St Patrick’s Day retains its magic.”
Below is the series of 7 films, shown on YouTube over the St Patrick's Day holiday in 2007.
17th March 2007
Day 1 St Patrick's Day Film Competition 2007 Wyllie O Hagan launch the first ever St Patrick's Day Film Competition on YouTube. Competition call for entry and rules announced. Day 1 St Patrick's Day Film Competition 2007
Day 2 St Patrick's Day Film Competition 2007
18th March 2007 Day 2 St Patrick's Day Film Competition 2007 Wyllie O Hagan discuss 7 films invited to submit work into the St Patrick's Day Film Competition on YouTube. The seven videos come from Canada, Ireland, Japan, Poland and the US. Videos were selected from 1500 videos relating to St Patricks Day
Day 3 St Patrick's Day Film Competition 2007
19th March 2007 Day 3 St Patrick's Day Film Competition 2007 Wyllie O Hagan report on 20 films selected. Films identified as "gems" show how video-makers experienced St Patrick's Day. Videos highlighted include: -- a view from a mountain top, eagles, bees, a harpist, a peace rally, The Pogues, a bit of magic, cricket, and a Royal Jewish Leprechaun with an Indian Accent. 3000 videos online relating to St Patricks Day.
Day 4 St Patrick's Day Film Competition 2007
20th March 2007 Day 4 St Patrick's Day Film Competition 2007 Wyllie O Hagan report. Videos highlighted include: a mini-drama, Irish Wolfhound, Dunmanway St Patricks Day Parade. Call for video response and subscribers to Wyllie O Hagan YouTube Channel. Invitees asked to submit films formally into competition. 3400 videos online relating to St Patricks Day.
Day 5 St Patrick's Day Film Competition 2007
21st March 2007 Day 5 St Patrick's Day Film Competition 2007 Wyllie O Hagan announce competition closed. 30 award winning finalists contacted. Prize announced for Finalists. 4000 videos online relating to St Patricks Day - results identified as being scewed by use of St Patricks Day in search tags.
Day 6 St Patrick's Day Film Competition 2007
22nd March 2007 Day 6 St Patrick's Day Film Competition 2007 Wyllie O Hagan announce special awards for two videos "Refreshing Memories Award" and "In the Moment Award".
Day 7 St Patrick's Day Film Competition 2007
23rd March 2007 Day 7 St Patrick's Day Film Competition 2007 Final Day Wyllie O Hagan announces special award "Refreshing Memories Award" Green on St. Patrick's Day Review of film competition, announcement of event for St Patricks' Day 2008 Announcement of collection of St Patrick's Day Film Competition 2007 Award Winning films in collection at stpatricksday YouTube group.
Chanter song FINALIST Wyllie O Hagan St Patrick's Day Film Competition 2007
Tuesday, April 03, 2007
Chanter song
Chanter Song
"The video's strength lies in its uniqueness. Here we discover a welcome haven of calm, a rare find on YouTube's St Patrick's Day . The performance is unhurried and ends with a wish that is fulfilled in the film's playing. Thank you" Wyllie O Hagan
Sadie the Hound Dog has come for her Easter Holidays
We have Sadie, the beautiful 7 year old Basset Hound dog with us for ten days over the Easter Holiday. Sadie is a typical basset - beautiful and immensely stubborn. Sadie hates the camera, she certainly doesn't perform - however, we have filmed her and she looks great.
Hound Dog Day Sniff Movie - here we see Sadie, the hound dog sniff around - she gets the bone in the end!
Hound Dog Day? No Problem! Well that's a no problem day for the dog!
Wyllie O Hagan: Denise Wyllie and Clare O Hagan are visual artists and filmmakers, living in London. Together, the two artists tackle and deliver huge art projects and exhibitions. These are ambitious in scale and concept conveying complex aspects of the human condition. With their wide professional experience they utilize a range of media within their moving image film work, using paintings, prints, textiles and land art.
