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A Workshop with Nic Green - Who We Are and How We Care
4 March, 10am-4pm
The Lab, Foley Street
This workshop for artists working in the performing arts is presented by Create in partnership with Dublin Fringe Festival. Read More...
Price: €25. Deadline for booking and receipt of fee: Feb 19, 5pm. Contact:
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Transplant, talk and workshop, Waterford
Public talk on Tuesday, 27th April at 6pm
Workshop on Wednesday, 28th April 10am at 4pm
WHAT in collaboration with Create, the national development agency for collaborative arts and ArtLinks, will host a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) day for artists and arts managers currently working in health contexts in April based on the learning from a ground-breaking arts and health project entitled Transplant. Read more...
A public artwork by Chris Reid for Nicholas Street, Ross Road, Bride Street and Bride Road, Dublin
Create will support artist Chris Reid to produce a publication based on recorded oral narratives about Nicholas Street, Bride Street, Ross Road and Bride Road in Dublin 8. Artist Chris Reid has completed the permanent public artwork consisting of 21 bronze plaques and a forthcoming book. Read More...
Connect – Collaborative Arts Mentoring Model
The Connect mentoring programme, a partnership from Create and Common Ground, is an Arts Council funded initiative that responds to the needs of the collaborative arts sector, in specifically addressing the community as an active partner and co-author of collaborative arts. Read more...
Publication from Create in partnership with the Arts Council
Artist in the Community Scheme: Four Essays is now available online [click here]. Nua: Ceithre Aiste - Scéim Na nEalaíontóirí Sa Phobal
 InRes
Welcome to InRes - Create is introducing a new opportunities for artists section on the website. The InRes (In-Residence) initiative is a constantly updated resource for artists working in a collaborative context.
 Placing Voices Voicing Places
An ambitious collaboration between UCD, a non profit arts organisation and civil society seeks to address complex questions about heritage and contemporary Irish society. Read more...
Create on The Arts Show
- Vincent Woods talks to Sarah Tuck of CREATE and Playwright Ursula Rani Sarma about Placing Voices, Voicing Places, a project that explored the landscapes of working class and immigrant communities of Dublin’s inner city – Clanbrassil Street and the Monto from the mid 19th Century to the present (RTÉ Radio 1, August 24, 2009).
- Madani Younis discusses a Create workshop on the Arts Show (RTÉ Radio 1, March 10, 2009). Younis hosted the workshop Writing Contemporary Ireland jointly with Mark O'Halloran (Garage, Adam and Paul).
- To celebrate the spirit of protest, Create, the national development agency for collaborative arts, organised an event called 'Changing the Story'. Richie Beirne talked to Sarah Tuck, director of Create, and songwriter Little John Nee, who wrote a May Day protest song for the event [Listen] (RTÉ Radio 1, May 1, 2008).
- Ríonach Ní Néil, dancer and choreographer, and Orla Moloney, Head of Arts Participation with the Arts Council, discuss the Artist in the Community Scheme on The Arts Show. Ní Néil has worked with young people in West Dublin's Ronanstown (RTÉ Radio 1, January 29, 2008). Read more about the Artist in the Community Scheme managed by Create.
Open Space facilitation available from Create
Arthur Duignan, Assistant Director of Create took part in the Interface Open Space Technology Training earlier this Autumn. Open Space is an innovative democratic format of organizing gatherings with large groups. It is a means of bringing together interested parties with their diverse experiences and questions and it can be used in a wide variety of situations. After the intensive six day training participants can initiate and run Open Space events. If you are interested in organizing an Open Space event, contact Arthur Duignan at 01-4736600.
Create and Garda Vetting
Create has introduced a Vetting Affiliate Service for arts organisations and communities that intend to employ / host an artist for work with vulnerable persons and groups. Details of Create’s service....
Artists Working in Healthcare Settings
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Cultural Diversity and the Arts Research
The Arts Council and the National Action Plan against Racism (NPAR) entered into partnership in 2008 to carry out a significant research project to inform the development of a cultural diversity policy for the arts and an action plan to support culturally diverse practice into the future. The Arts Council then engaged Create, to manage the extensive research and consultation phases of the ambitious project.
The research will inform arts policy in the area of Cultural Diversity and be used as the basis for recommendations for the development of an Arts Council Action Plan that will enable minority ethnic and cultural groups to participate and contribute more fully to the cultural life of Ireland. Read More...
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New publication: [ art@work ] Artists Residency Programme
Launch: February 9, 2010
Photograph: 'Farfar', Veronica Forsgren @ Feelystone
 A public artwork by Chris Reid...
Practice - September 2009 edition of Create News
Photograph: 'Sub-aquatic Dublin', Paul Gregg
Main Story: Annette Moloney discusses Arts and Health
TalkAbout Series: Incidental Participation, Aug 12-14, 2009
Photograph: mouth to mouth
Incidental Participation was an invitation to artists to test out new ideas and strategies for work they are in the process of developing
Irish Fundraising Handbook 6th Ed.
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- An indispensable resource for arts and community organisations
- Key information on 700 sources of funding and support – public and private
- Guidance on fundraising practice, charity regulation, tax exemptions and much more
- Available from Create for €20, plus €3 p+p.
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Past Newsletter issues:
Arts students Aine Kavanagh and Jamie Crosbie with Coolmine Welcome Programme. Photo: Aine Kavanagh
Click here for past newsletters or click below for full PDFs
March 2009 Newsletter: Curation
September 2008 Newsletter: Heritages
March 2008 Newsletter: Learning - Generosity and Exchange
Sept 2007 Newsletter: Interculturalism
March 2007 Newsletter: Audience
Sept 2006 Newsletter: Andrew Cross
From Context to Exhibition Apr 23-30
Launch was on April 23 with Peggy Shaw. Talks took place April 24-27 featuring Faisal Abdu’Allah, Professor Mick Wilson, Paul O’Neill, Professor Milena Dragicevic Šešic and Jesse Jones at the Lab, Foley St. From Context to Exhibition, The LAB, Dublin City Council Gallery, Foley Street, D1. To watch the slideshow of the talks click here.
Guest artist Peggy Shaw at Create
Peggy Shaw with Learning Development programme alumni artist Sinead McCann. Photography: Justin Farrelly
Latest CPD workshop, May 12
Stories to be Danced. Ronald K. Brown hosted a multidisciplinary workshop
Dialogue: Xiao Ke and Fearghus O'Conchuir 
Watch Choreographer Xiao Ke in a new collaboration with Create board member Fearghus Ó Conchúir entitled Dialogue [YouTube Video] - a commission by Dublin City Council’s Intercultural relations division supported by An Chomhairle Ealaíon. They will be joined by composer Yin Yi for this new work that premieres in DanceHouse. The interplay between tall Irish male body and a shorter Chinese female body will be the primary material of the new work. |
