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As a non-profit organisation, Project Arts Centre relies greatly on the contributions of individuals, corporations and foundations. You can make a real contribution to supporting the next generation of independent Irish artists. Have plenty of great experiences and know at the same time that your support is directly helping to make this work happen.
Now, more than ever we need your support. Help us to make our future and that of the artists we support secure and bright – you can make a difference.
There are a number of ways you can support the work of Project Arts Centre.
Support us your way, choose from the options below or contact Kate O’Sullivan on 01 8819 608 for more information on how you can enjoy a closer association with Project Arts Centre.
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August 31 2017, at 12:43pm
Welcome to Project Arts Centre’s 2017/18 season. I am delighted to bring you this packed programme featuring new work, the best of international artists and some old favourites. Project has supported brave, creative and amazing ideas since 1966. This season marks a step in a new direction for Project and the launch of a new strategic vision for our organisation. Project is Ireland’s first arts centre; an independent and ambitious multidisciplinary organisation in the heart of Dublin with a local, national and international remit. We are a home for contemporary arts, a producing house, a resource for artists and a…
Read MoreAugust 30 2017, at 08:38pm
Project Artists Brokentalkers have had a busy year. You saw them here earlier this year with Have I No Mouth as part of a national tour, back in April they presented The Passion a re-imagining of the Passion in collaboration with community of Ballyfermot and Cherry Orchard, and now they are hitting the road again with their critically-acclaimed show This Beach. This Beach is a blistering satire of white western privilege made in response to the global refugee crisis. Touring to seven venues across Ireland this autumn, with performances in Blanchardstown, Galway, Dún Laoghaire, Belfast, Cork, Bray and of course…
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