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Create Networking Day 2017

Create Networking Day 2017

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Create Networking Day 2017

Video by Louise Manifold

Create’s National Networking Day 2017, held at the O’Donoghue Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance, NUI Galway, focused on Art, Diversity, and Transformative Practice.

Over the course of the day attendees and speakers explored; the politics of identity and how it defines our bodies, ways of integrating the narrative of Traveller history, approaches to making large-scale interdisciplinary performance reflecting the diversity of place and collaborative arts practice connected with questions of race, neighbourhood and displacement.

published 15 February 2018

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Age & Opportunity, Create, and the IAF: This Is Not My Beautiful House II

Age & Opportunity, Create, and the IAF: This Is Not My Beautiful House II

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Age & Opportunity, Create, and the IAF: This Is Not My Beautiful House II

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A seminar as part of Age & Opportunity’s Bealtaine Festival 2017, in partnership with Create and the Irish Architecture Foundation.

Held at The Studio, Lexicon Dun Laoighaire May 30th 2017

Funded by the Arts Council woth additional support from DLR The Lexicon. With thanks to Ecclesiastical Insurance

published 22 December 2017

related events This Is Not My Beautiful House II

Transactions #2 Field and Academy: Knowledge and counter knowledge in socially-engaged art

Transactions #2 Field and Academy: Knowledge and counter knowledge in socially-engaged art

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Transactions #2 Field and Academy: Knowledge and counter knowledge in socially-engaged art

Transactions #2 Field and Academy: Knowledge and counter knowledge in socially-engaged art

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TransActions publication series is an international partnership between Stockyard Institute Chicago and National College of Art & Design Dublin, Ireland, and is led by Jim Duignan (SI) and Fiona Whelan (NCAD).

Issue #2 Field and Academy: Knowledge and counter knowledge in socially engaged art (2017) is a collaboration between NCAD, Fire Station Artists’ Studios and Create, the national development agency for collaborative arts. Drawing threads from the meta to the micro level of knowledge production, issue #2 sets out to pose questions for the field of socially-engaged art and education practice in 2017.

published 4 December 2017

Create News 23 : Talking Between Statues

Create News 23 : Talking Between Statues

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Create News 23 : Talking Between Statues

Create News 23 : Talking Between Statues

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Chris Baldwin

Chris Baldwin, creative director for Galway2020, is widely known for Teatro de Creación, an approach to making large scale interdisciplinary performance about place, for that place and in deep collaboration with the people of that place. He discusses some of his work before coming to Ireland and offers us a glimpse into how his approach will bring interesting insights to Galway´s preparations to become the European capital of culture in 2020.

published 1 November 2017

related programme Artist in the Community Scheme

Create News 22: Bodies, Borders and Movement.

Create News 22: Bodies, Borders and Movement.

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Create News 22: Bodies, Borders and Movement.

Create News 22: Bodies, Borders and Movement.

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Deirdre Mulrooney interviews Sandra Noeth

Sandra Noeth, dramaturge, curator and writer is undertaking a research residency in Ireland as part of the Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme (CAPP) in an initiative between Dublin Dance Festival, Dance Limerick and Create.
Academic and broadcaster Deirdre Mulrooney spoke to her ahead of her visit about a number of issues in relation to her practice, and the synergies and complications between her work and social and political actions.

published 1 May 2017

related programme Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme

Selina Thompson in conversation with Lynnette Moran

Selina Thompson in conversation with Lynnette Moran

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Selina Thompson in conversation with Lynnette Moran

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Artist Selina Thompson in conversation with Lynnette Moran

Selina Thompson, UK based artist, undertook the Resort Residency at Lynders Mobile Park Portrane with Create and Fingal Arts as part of the Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme (CAPP) in autumn 2016.

She sat down during her time in Ireland to talk with Lynnette Moran, lead producer of CAPP and director of Live Collision, covering a wide ranging number of issues in relation to live art practice and the creation of her award winning performances.

Read more in CREATE: NEWS 21 [PDF]

published 26 February 2017

related programme Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme

European Academy of Participation International Conference

European Academy of Participation International Conference

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European Academy of Participation International Conference

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European Academy of Participation International Conference, October 27-28, was held at Dublin School of Creative Arts , Dublin Institute of Technology, Grangegorman Campus , Dublin, hosted by Create as part of the EAP initiative.

A Strategic Partnership supported by the ERASMUS+ programme of the European Commission

More about EAP at academyofparticipation.org

published 7 February 2017

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CAPP Network

CAPP Network

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CAPP Network

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The website for the Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme (CAPP) is an indispensable resource for those working in the area of collaborative arts. Policy makers, academics and those generally interested in collaborative arts as well as artists, will find it useful to avail of the CAPP website as a legacy and resource for CAPP activities and opportunities.

 

published 7 February 2017

related programme Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme

Create News Special: Dave Beech on Bodies and Subjects

Create News Special: Dave Beech on Bodies and Subjects

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Create News Special: Dave Beech on Bodies and Subjects

Create News Special: Dave Beech on Bodies and Subjects

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Participation and the Differential Field of Art’s Encounters
Dave Beech

This longer special edition of Create News features an edited version of a paper given by Dave Beech at the Create Networking Day in IMMA, November 2015
‘Today one of the key debates within art concerns the bundle of questions related to how it is encountered. At the same time, there has been a marked ethical turn in contemporary art. Putting these two developments together, we can say, since art’s social turn it is not the formal properties of art objects that count but the ethical character of its social relations. Ethics has become one of the key economies through which contemporary art is judged.

published 1 November 2016

related events Create National Networking Day 2019, Cork

Create News 21: Gender, Performance & Identity

Create News 21: Gender, Performance & Identity

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Create News 21: Gender, Performance & Identity

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Lynnette Moran interviews Selina Thompson

Selina Thompson, UK based artist, undertook the Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme (CAPP) Residency with Create and Fingal Arts at Lynders Mobile Park Portrane in autumn 2016. She sat down during her time in Ireland to talk with Lynnette Moran, lead producer of CAPP and director of Live Collision, covering a wide ranging number of issues in relation to her live art practice and award winning performances. Create News 21 features an edited transcript of the conversation between Selina Thompson and Lynnette Moran. The full interview will be available on Create’s soundcloud channel.
CAPP Residency was funded by the Creative Europe Programme.

published 1 October 2016

related programme Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme

The Truncheon and the Speculum

The Truncheon and the Speculum

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The Truncheon and the Speculum

Video by Sarah Browne, Jesse Jones

As part of the 2016 Liverpool Biennial, artists Sarah Browne and Jesse Jones presented a live video broadcast from News from Nowhere, a radical community bookshop in Liverpool.

This live broadcast explored historic state violence enacted through gynaecological means. Featuring material culture historian Dr. Lisa Godson and self-identified “cyborg witch” Klau Kinky of Catalan collective Gynepunk, this event identified the Contagious Diseases Acts of the 1860s as a key moment in the legislation of state violence against women in Ireland and the UK.

published 2 August 2016

related programme In the shadow of the state

Create News Special: Sheelagh Broderick on Cork Ignite

Create News Special: Sheelagh Broderick on Cork Ignite

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Create News Special: Sheelagh Broderick on Cork Ignite

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Sheelagh Broderick

For this special issue of Create News, we invited Dr Sheelagh Broderick to write a critical reflection on Cork Ignite by Simon McKeown.
‘Cork Ignite by artist Simon Mckeown was a spectacular event following two years of preparation that illuminated arts and disability practice. Unabashedly revelling in its own conceits and delights, it also simultaneously contributed to an inclusive public space. … ‘

published 1 January 2016

Create News 19: Kate Zeller on a Lived Practice

Create News 19: Kate Zeller on a Lived Practice

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Create News 19: Kate Zeller on a Lived Practice

Create News 19: Kate Zeller on a Lived Practice

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Kate Zeller

In this month’s Create News, we invited Chicago-based curator Kate Zeller to write about A Lived Practice which she co-curated at the Sullivan Galleries with curator, writer, educator and Executive Director of Exhibitions Mary Jane Jacob. A Lived Practice was a series of exhibitions, programmes symposia and publications which explored the history and contemporary field of social practice in Chicago.

published 1 October 2015

Asylum Archive

Asylum Archive

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Asylum Archive

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As part of the launch of Asylum Archive in Galway, March 2015, Create featured Vukasin as a part of a panel discussion alongside Anthony Haughey, Anne Mulhall, Charlotte McIvor and Megs Morley, chaired by Katrina Goldstone. The discussion centred on the themes evoked by Asylum Archive.

published 16 July 2015

related programme Artist in the Community Scheme

Create News 18: Susanne Bosch on Nomadic Practice

Create News 18: Susanne Bosch on Nomadic Practice

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Artist As a Double Agent
Susanne Bosch

‘I am sitting at the airport, about to fly to Berlin. For the millionth time, I find myself in a contradictory position between knowledge and action; what it is that I know and what it is that I do.
‘I am flying again, an action that I intended to stop even though I currently what might be called a nomadic practitioner. More ironically still, I’m coming from a four-week residency dealing with sustainability and future viability and going to Berlin to participate in EU project to look at ways of enhancing transnational mobility for collaborative artists…’

published 1 May 2015

related programme Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme

Create News 17: The Spectrum of Participation

Create News 17: The Spectrum of Participation

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Create News 17: The Spectrum of Participation

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Chrissie Tiller on The Spectrum of Participation

“It’s one of the great joys of travel, and indeed life, to come across something so unexpected and mind-bendingly wonderful in the midst of what appears to be the bleakest of places, that one’s ideas of what’s possible change entirely.”
Thinking about this piece on the spectrum of practice I believe is art and participation, I am indulging in ‘useful’ procrastination. Today it takes the form of flicking through a Lonely Planet Guide. Then I come across the statement above. It is indeed one of life’s unexpected ‘joys’, that what I go on to read is about a small town in Sicily called Favara. Previously known for two things, ‘some of the highest unemployment in Italy’ and its ‘many ugly buildings’, for the past four years lawyers Andrea Bartoli and Florinda Saieva have been transforming it, through participatory arts practice, to, ‘a better piece of the world, a small community committed to inventing new ways of thinking and living.’

published 1 October 2014

related programme Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme

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