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How to Watch TM

Below is some handy information on how to watch Ontroerend Goed’s TM, presented by Cork Midsummer Festival and Project Arts Centre. TM is a live interactive 1-on-1 experience and one ticket equals one visitor. Your timeslot will be given in Irish Standard Time (IST). Below you will find information on how to access your online

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COVID-19: Attendance Guidelines & Safety Information

Following government guidelines, Project Arts Centre has reopened its doors! We look forward to welcoming you back to the big blue building 💙 We’ve taken every precaution to ensure your visit will be safe, straightforward and comfortable. If further government guidance arises, we’ll keep our information updated as to how it might affect your visit.

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Whip it Up!

After spending 2020 looking into the blue skies of a world beyond with Future Forecast Online, we’re bringing the Big Blue back down to earth – the here and the now. It’s time to get grounded and watch our space bloom with the thoughts and challenges you whip up from the undergrowth. This year, we’re

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Cork Midsummer Festival Presents Rich Kids: A History Of Shopping Malls in Tehran & TM

We’re delighted to be presenting two phenomenal international shows online as part of Cork Midsummer Festival this coming June – The Javaad Alipoor Company’s Rich Kids: A History Of Shopping Malls in Tehran on 16 & 17 June and Ontroerend Goed’s TM on 24 June. Rich Kids: A History Of Shopping Malls in Tehran16 &

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An International Women’s Day Tribute to our Outgoing Curator, Lívia Páldi

A tribute to our outgoing Curator, Lívia Páldi, by Executive Director, Orla Moloney: “Working alongside Lívia Páldi for the last four years has been a fantastic pleasure and a stimulating, creative disruption for all of us at Project.   Catching glimpses of Irish artistic, economic and political life as seen through the eyes of our Hungarian

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ORDER NOW – Future Forecast: BAE (big art energy)

Project Arts Centre is delighted to announce the release of BAE (big art energy). Part of Project’s Future Forecast series, this limited edition publication is designed by Bureau Bonanza, edited by Louise Bruton & Cian O’Brien, and includes contributions from a stellar lineup of artists! Delve deep into the heart of art. Photographer Vanessa Ifediora

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New Project Potential Coordinator Appointed: Cathy Coughlan

Project Arts Centre is delighted to announce the appointment of a new Project Potential Coordinator – Cathy Coughlan. Project Potential is the new home for Access & Engagement work at Project, where we’re committed to making the necessary time and space to create inclusivity through action. Find out more about this exciting work here, as

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Future Forecast : HAVEN Commissions Announced

Project Arts Centre is delighted to announce the three recipients of the 2020 Future Forecast : HAVEN Commissions: Renèe Helena Browne; Oisín Kearney; Rosaleen McDonagh, Tracy Martin and Noah Halpin. Future Forecast is a series of events and artistic interventions forming part of a speculative voyage towards the future. Future Forecast is a multiway transmission

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We’re Recruiting: Project Potential Co-ordinator (p/t)

Project Arts Centre is seeking a Co-ordinator for its Project Potential Programme (p/t).  Project Potential is the new home for access and engagement work at Project.  We are looking for someone with energy, experience, commitment and enthusiasm to support the growth of this area of work in the organisation, and to manage the daily operations

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