Vivienne Dick began making films in New York in the late seventies where her work has been associated with the No Wave music movement.

She lived in London for 15 years where she raised her son, continued making work and was a member of The London Filmmaker’s Coop. Her work has been screened widely at festivals and museums including The Whitney Biennale, IMMA New York and Dublin, Tate Britain, and The Pompidou Centre. She has received a number of Production Awards from the British and Irish Arts Councils. Her work is in the collections of The Museum of Modern Art, Anthology Archives and The Irish Archives. She was elected member of Aosdana in 2007. She continues to make and show films and lives and teaches in the West of Ireland.