Archive for February 2019
News
Are you a young teen with CF interested in making art?
Date posted: 28 February 2019
Young teenagers with Cystic Fibrosis are invited to take part in a new online art programme led by Helium Arts in partnership with Cystic Fibrosis Ireland, Waterford Healing Arts Trust and the Irish Museum of Modern Art. Read More
Event
The Examination by Brokentalkers
Date posted: 23 February 2019
As part of the Wellcome Trust Prisons Project, the School of History at UCD is collaborating with international, award-winning theatre group Brokentalkers on The Examination. This new theatre performance explores the theme of healthcare in the Irish prison system. The Examination will be performed at the Project Arts Centre, Dublin City Centre (28 February-2 March 2019) and at axis: Ballymun (8 March 2019). Read More
Event
Melancholia and the Brain: Public Event at Trinity College Dublin
Date posted: 23 February 2019
‘Melancholia and the Brain’ is a collaborative, interdisciplinary project that sets out to investigate and illuminate the lived experience of depression through the intersection of Neuroscience, Arts and the Humanities. Trinity College Dublin is inviting audiences to participate in this conversation through a series of public events. The inaugural event takes place on 1 March 2019. Read More
Event
Whisper and Beyond: Sinead Dinneen at Dunamaise Arts Centre
Date posted: 21 February 2019
Whisper and Beyond is an exhibition by Sinead Dinneen relating to personal perceptions and experience of living with Stage 4 Ovarian Cancer. The work stems from an arts and health collaboration with the School of Nursing and Human Sciences, Dublin City University. Whisper and Beyond will be shown at Dunamaise Arts Centre in Portlaoise from 21 February to 31 March 2019. Read More
Event
Conference: Places Matter | building inclusion in the arts
Date posted: 16 February 2019
Places Matter | building inclusion in the arts is a joint conference by the Arts Council and Local Government taking place on 27-28 March 2019 at NUI Galway. The conference will be of interest to public and civil servants, artists, arts organisations, politicians, academics and anyone interested in improving how we build inclusion in the arts based on the principles of inclusivity and equality. Read More