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Opportunity
Public Art Coordinator position with Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council
Date posted: 25 November 2021
Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council is currently seeking applications for the post of Public Art Coordinator following a successful application to the Arts Council Specialist Staffing Scheme. Read More
Opportunity
Story2Remember: Call for health and social care professionals
Date posted: 20 November 2021
Are you a health or social care professional with a passion for storytelling? Engaging Dementia in cooperation with the Gaiety School of Acting and the National Theatre School of Ireland, are looking for health and/or social care professionals to train in the Story2Remember programme. Read More
Opportunity
Experience: An Introduction to Arts, Health & the Older Person
Date posted: 2 November 2021
Experience: An Introduction to Arts, Health and the Older Person is an online learning programme, taking place over three mornings from 7-9 December 2021 in partnership with Age & Opportunity, Waterford Healing Arts Trust and Uillinn West Cork Arts Centre. Read More
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Kildare Arts Service First Fortnight Award
Date posted: 31 October 2021
Kildare County Council invites applications from individual artists and/or collectives to the Kildare Arts Service First Fortnight Award for projects that address challenges and provoke conversation around mental health. Selected artists will present their work at an event in the Riverbank Arts Centre on 14 January 2022, as part of the First Fortnight Festival. Read More
Opportunity
What Next? Arts & Ageing Workshops and Clinics
Date posted: 28 October 2021
As part of the What Next? Arts and Ageing programme, workshops and clinics are taking place from 9-11 November exploring how to meaningfully engage with older communities through the arts. This workshop series offers an opportunity to discuss and reflect with artists, programmers, curators, and local authority arts officers. The workshops are aimed at staff members at arts organisations, artists and other creative professionals, community workers, healthcare professionals and policymakers. Read More