national development agency for collaborative arts
in social and community contexts
Create is the national development agency for collaborative arts, providing unique support and advisory services to the sector.
- Becoming an Associate of Create is open to individual artists across all art form disciplines, to communities interested in working collaboratively with artists, and to organisations committed to developing this field of contemporary arts practice.
- Create provides opportunities for artists and communities to share information on collaborative arts events, employment and relevant in-residence programmes.
- Additionally Create supports the professional development of its Associates through a range of practice led workshops, advisory services and in-conversation seminars with national and international artists.
- Create recognises that established and emerging artists working in different social contexts often have few supports. Create responds to the needs of its Associates by listening and communicating with them on a regular basis.
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Join Now (Individuals)
- Download and print the application form and return to the address below with a cheque for €30 payable to Create. You can also pay with PayPal.
If you wish to become a Community, Arts Organisation or Public Agency/Private Company Associate please contact the address below for specific registration details. Click to find out more about membership categories. For information on Garda Vetting Affiliation, click here.
Return completed applications forms to:
Create
10-11 Earl Street South
Dublin 8
Tel: 01-4736600
info (at) create-ireland.ie
Latest News
Arts and Civil Society Symposium
Kevin Murphy
Voluntary Arts Ireland Chief Officer Kevin Murphy introducing the Create and Voluntary Arts Ireland Arts and Civil Society Symposium, 20 and 21 October 2011, Christchurch, Triskel Arts Centre, Cork.
Pat Cooke
Defining Participation and Practice - Policy Perspectives. Martin Drury, Pat Cooke, Marian Fitzgibbon, Pauline Conroy. Chair: Fiona Kearney.
Pauline Conroy
Participation and Practice
Defining Participation and Practice – Policy Perspectives panel. Seated left to right: Martin Drury, Pat Cooke, Fiona Kearney (Chair), Marian Fitzgibbon, Pauline Conroy.
Sarah Tuck, Dr Anthony Downey
Create Director Sarah Tuck introducing the keynote address by Dr Anthony Downey.
Engaging Communities debate
Engaging Communities – The Permeable Institution. One of three concurrent LAB Debates. Left to right: Lisa Moran, Topher Campbell, Declan McGonagle (Chair), Tom Creed, William Ring.
LAB Reports panel
LAB Reports panel. Left to right: Liz Burns, Robin Simpson, Tony Fegan (Chair), Declan McGonagle.
Cultural and Civic Space
Rethinking Cultural and Civic Space. Pictured (left to right): Mícheál Ó Domhnaill, Annette Moloney, Bernadette Quinn (Chair).
Annette Moloney
Rethinking Cultural and Civic Space. Pictured (left to right): Annette Moloney (presenting), Bernadette Quinn (Chair), Frank McDonald, Faisal Abdu’ Allah.
Arts, Civil Society and Crisis
Arts, Civil Society and Crisis panel. Pictured (left to right): Augustine Zenakos, Carlota Álvarez Basso, Daniel Jewesbury (chair), Gabriel Gbadamosi, Silvana Carotenuto.
Augustine Zenakos
Augustine Zenakos
Fearghus Ó Conchúir
Nuno Sacramento
Arts, Civil Society and Crisis. Pictured: Daniel Jewesbury (chair), Nuno Sacramento. Arts and Civil Society Symposium, Cork, October 20-21, 2011. All photos: Susan Walsh.
Create volunteers
Christian Buchner, Katia Rush-Hall (Symposium Coordinator), Aoife O'Leary, Pamela Murray. All photos: Susan Walsh.
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