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Field: Arts – Developing a new community for Irish artists
Theatremaker.ie spoke with Tilly Taylor and Emma Coen, along with co-founder Lynette Moran of Field: Arts about some of the problems facing artists and how Field: Arts aims to help in the development of Irish independent creatives.
MEBAS Scheme extended
The Music & Entertainment Business Assistance Scheme (MEBAS) has extended applications until 1PM, July 21. Applications are open for all those involved in the sector; from DJs and singers to equipment suppliers and stage managers.
The Artist Survey 2021: Assessing the impact of the pandemic
Artists’ experiences of pay and contractual arrangements are included in the survey to develop the Arts Council’s Paying the Artist policy and revise and update the Implementation Plan.
The Abbey announce recipients of the Commemoration Bursaries
The Abbey Theatre announced the 14 recipients of the Commemoration Bursaries which are named in honour of those who lost their lives on Bloody Sunday in 1920. The bursary is awarded to artists to fund new work inspired by the events of the civil war period, according to the Abbey.
Applications open for Arts and Disability Connect scheme 2021
Applications for round one of the Arts and Disability Connect (ADC) 2021 scheme opened last week and will…
Culture Ireland introduces new funding guidelines
Culture Ireland will now be accepting applications from Irish artists and Irish or International arts organisations for the presentation of work online to International audiences.
Arts sector supports during Lockdown 2.0 and beyond
With Lockdown 2.0 now in place, many would once again turn to Pandemic Unemployment Payment (if they ever stopped using them in the first place).
Government approves €130m as Arts Council warns of arts jobs in crisis
€130m funding for the Arts sector, a day after the Arts Council reports a quarter of the jobs in the sector at risk in 2021
NCFA calls for longer term consideration: ‘most in need in the short-term’
In these times of dissipating economies and coalition governments, you may find yourself tempted to grab a book, a paintbrush or for that matter listen to classical music. In a world without art, which might soon be, what would provide respite to regrets and reforms?
Irish Street Arts, Circus and Spectacle Network (ISACS) release Pre-Budget Submission 2020
With lack of competition in the Irish insurance market and the subsequent withdrawal of Leisure Insure, ISACS has been deduced to living on borrowed time until they have access to an underwriter.