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Arts Council adds 30 pieces to collection
The Arts Council has added 30 new artworks to its collection, bringing the total number of pieces in the collection to 1,230.
A future Faoin Spéir
The scheme, beginning this month, will take place across the Republic with a wide range of outdoor events to attend. Public or open spaces in towns and communities will be used to showcase Ireland’s creative network, with the initiative ending in April next year.
Festival Celebrates Cultural Diversity This Weekend
The Mother Tongues Festival 2021 celebrates World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development this weekend. The…
Weft Studio launches opportunity for black artists and artists of colour
Applications for Weft Studio were opened Wednesday for Black artists and artists of colour who wish to make their own work on their own terms.
A City and A Garden coming soon to Cork and Dublin.
A new state-of-the-art sonic experience that combines stories and songs with the surroundings in Cork and Dublin is…
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.
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
Can a pandemic stop musicians from creating music?
A law student, a computer scientist, a linguist, and a literature student from TCD meet virtually to create 'First World Problems'
Open Letter with 600 signatures highlights the toll on Live Events Sector
"We need government support for our industry and we need it immediately," the live events and entertainment sector collectively calls.
Beyond the Pale: Step Up and Dance
Janice De Broithe takes a look at Dance Limerick's Step Up programme, featuring dancers Ellen Finlay, Dylan Holly, Nick Nikolaou, Niamh O’Flannagain, Hannah Rogerson and Eilise Sullivan.