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Create, Ireland’s national development agency for collaborative arts, and Dublin City Arts Office are inviting artists who work collaboratively to take part in a survey about their professional development needs. Your response will inform important research being undertaken by Create in partnership with Tate Liverpool (UK), Live Art Development Agency (UK), m-cult (Finland) and Dublin City Arts Office as part of an exploration of a European Learning Network for artists who work collaboratively.
If you are an artist who works collaboratively with communities, please do take the survey.
LINK TO SURVEY
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ELN_ArtistsNeedsSurvey
The information gathered will help Create to:
a) develop a mutual understanding around the range of contemporary collaborative practices
b) gain an understanding of artists’ on-going learning and development needs within the field of collaborative practice
c) work towards an international language which describes the complexity and breadth of those practices
If you want a copy of the results, please include your email address in the space provided. The questionnaire will take no more than 10 minutes to complete.
If you are an Arts + Cultural Organisation based in Europe and would like to discuss partnering on the second phase of the European Learning Network please contact info@create-ireland.ie
And don’t forget to join Create at the European Learning Network Symposium….
The European Learning Network Symposium, 29 May 2013
Artists and speakers – Patrick Fox, Director, Create; Dr Susanne Burns, Paul Hamyln Foundation; Lindsey Fryer, Tate Liverpool; Lynnette Moran, Create Producer; Minna Tarka, m-cult; Aaron Wright, Live Art Development Agency; and a virtual keynote from Professor Grant Kester. Plus a specially constructed interactive session by Artist Joshua Sofaer.
To book go to the Eventbrite page http://elnsymposium.eventbrite.com/#
Please visit www.create-ireland.ie for further details.
