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PARTNERS: Department of Foreign Affairs, Embassy of Ireland Hungary, City Of Szombathely, Istvan Szantho – the Mural Workshop and Project Arts Centre, Dublin. The Project: Bloomsday, Szombathely, Hungary Bloomsday, Szombathely has an ongoing, annual mural project and will present its new iteration in June 2023. In June 2022, artist Aideen Barry presented her mural work […]

PARTNERS: Department of Foreign Affairs, Embassy of Ireland Hungary, City Of Szombathely, Istvan Szantho – the Mural Workshop and Project Arts Centre, Dublin. The Project: Bloomsday, Szombathely, Hungary Bloomsday, Szombathely has an ongoing, annual mural project and will present its new iteration in June 2023. In June 2022, artist Aideen Barry presented her mural work

Project Arts Centre (PAC) is seeking applications from skilled and motivated individuals to join the Production Team at Ireland’s foremost Contemporary Arts Centre.   Based in Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Project Arts Centre consists of two performance spaces and a gallery.  We present hundreds of performance and visual arts events to the public each year, and

The Elephant in the Room is a climate research project by artist Fergal McCarthy, commissioned by Project Arts Centre. Over the coming weeks, Fergal will be sharing his ongoing explorations by posting daily on Twitter @fergalmccarthy1 and Instagram @fergalmccarthy. About the research: “Each person in Ireland emits on average 12.3 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions

We’re thrilled to present the first billboard of our Whip it Up & Start Again commission series! Through the open call, we invited artists to transform the Big Blue Building into a site of vital social, political, and artistic discourse, and to take-over the Project billboard during two dedicated slots this year. Artist Jack Mc

Take a seat, tell your story…In 50 characters or less, personalise a nameplate on one of our iconic red benches! Our iconic red benches have had a marvelous makeover – all thanks to your continuing support! Over the last 22 years, almost 700,000 people have sat on the red benches in the Space Upstairs. They

We’re delighted to announce the recipients of the Whip it Up & Start Again! billboard commission, Jack McKeon and Róisín Nolan. Taking over the Project billboard during two dedicated slots this year, they’ll be transforming the Big Blue Building into a site of vital social, political, and artistic discourse. Stay tuned for daring work inspired

Project Arts Centre (PAC) is seeking applications from skilled and motivated individuals to join the Production Team at Ireland’s foremost Contemporary Arts Centre.   Based in Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Project Arts Centre consists of two performance spaces and a gallery.  We present hundreds of performance and visual arts events to the public each year and

Would you like to work at Project?   We have opportunities for friendly, welcoming staff to work at: Box Office – you would be responsible for: setting up and managing ticket sales on our Ticketsolve system; greeting visiting artists, contractors and member of the public; responding to queries by email, phone and in person; and other duties

Live Collision International Festival returns in 2022 celebrating ‘liveness’; embracing the proximity of live performance and inviting audiences to share space, time and environment. Together we’ll explore formal and informal spaces while the festival programme asks us to gather around ideas, provocations and imaginations. LCIF2022 artists and artworks excavate with urgency topics such as class,

Dublin Dance Festival will burst back onto Dublin’s stages and streets 17th – 29th May with a stunning programme from new Artistic Director Jazmin Chiodi. Boundary-breaking, thought-provoking, hilarious and gorgeous works from Africa, Brazil, Japan and closer to home will be thrilling live audiences with world-class flamenco, cutting-edge contemporary premieres, dazzling street dance, joyous work

On the first weekend of each month, Project Arts Centre will publish a new work in partnership with RTÉ Culture. Project have invited a number of artists and social activists, with a lived experience of intersectional discrimination and disadvantage, to produce a series of ambitious and provocative new works, encouraging crucial dialogue around the impact of social and

From 19-23 April, join us at Project for Music Current Festival, five days of new music, multi-media concerts, virtual acoustics, workshops, panel discussions and masterclasses, featuring: Ensemble Garage (De), Loadbang (USA), Splinter Reeds (USA), Homburger/Guy Duo, Dublin Sound Lab and more.

Roots For The Future – A Radical Climate Thinking Group For & By Artists  An Open Call for four artists to join a Radical Climate Thinking Group! This radical thinking group will design the parameters for a larger assembly in 2023 when a Climate Art Assembly creates a quorum of Irish Artists from across the

We are delighted to announce that Visual Artist Louis Haugh has been selected for the Rhizome Project. Louis will be working with the community at Fatima Groups United, under the mentorship of artist Maeve Stone, and will also engage with multiple partner organisations across the project. Rhizome aims to grow new artists in the context

Below is some handy information on how to watch ON DEMAND streams using Project Arts Centre’s streaming room. Find out What’s On here. We look forward to welcoming you! How to watch the stream: Retrieve your booking confirmation email or booking reminder email. In your email, click on the link to access the streaming room.

€6 in Project | €8 shipped within Ireland | €9 shipped to UK/EU a cartography of the middle of nowhere is a map which attempts to (de-)centre the middle of nowhere. Navigating through cognitive terrain, Léann Herlihy uses anecdotal references to highlight how the middle of nowhere becomes a subjective area of geographic desire wherein each individual’s map is

Pre-Order How Do We Start? Here €15 including postage (Ireland)€18 including postage (International) You will find a constant hum of Nature in these pages. They were once a tree, after all! _ Project Arts Centre is delighted to announce the release of How Do We Start? Following the success of last year’s BAE (big art

Project is thrilled to announce the three artists who have been selected as part of the Short Cuts programme.  We had a huge response to our open call for the programme and we are delighted to announce the participants will be Adam Mohamed, Roibí O Rua and Al Bellamy. Short Cuts is a small-scale digital commission that prioritises