| 26th Feb 10 | Artist in the Community Scheme 2010 |
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The Artist in the Community Scheme, managed by Create, is a twice yearly grant to enable artists and communities of place/or interest to work collaboratively on arts projects. The scheme covers all art forms –architecture, circus, street art and spectacle, dance, film, literature (Irish and English language), music, opera, theatre, visual arts and traditional arts. The deadlines in 2010 are Friday 26 February 5pm and Friday 25 June 5pm For further information, application forms or to book an advisory session, contact Katherine Atkinson, Project Support & Professional Development, 01-4736600, email or visit create-ireland.ie | |
| 2nd Feb 10 | Poetry Ireland Review | 100 |
The submission period for Poetry Ireland Review 100, edited by Paul Muldoon, is now closed. PIR 100 will be on the shelves late March . Submissions are welcome for Caitríona O'Reilly's PIR 101. | |
| 10th Aug 09 | Arts Council | Online Events Guide |
| The Arts Council has launched a new, free, online guide to the diverse mix of activities, shows, performances and exhibitions that it supports around the country. There are currently over 1,000 events listed on the website. The event guide can be found by clicking here. | |
| 7th Aug 09 | New Lapwing Newsletter |
| Lapwing Press, based in Belfast, has been sending out an e-newsletter with information about events, new titles and recent work. If you'd like to receive this newsletter in your inbox, click here to subscribe. | |
| 30th Jul 09 | CAMPAIGN FOR THE ARTS |
Spear-headed by Theatre Forum Ireland, the campaign is calling all artists, arts-workers and organisations to play a full role in asserting the value of the arts to government. The core argument of the campaign is that the arts are of enormous value as part of the national agenda, central to economic recovery and are integral to the smart economy. The four main aims: 1) to retain the Ministry for the Arts; 2) to freeze funding; 3) to retain Culture Ireland; and 4) to retain the Irish Film Board. To be a part of this campaign, to lend your voice and name, please email your name, address and constituency to theatreforum@ireland.com If you have a Facebook account, find your constiutency group here Read the Key Messages |