The first in Michael Maierhof’s series of “home operas” is a 30-minute “micro opera”. Each of the works is intended to be performed in domestic spaces, living rooms or public places.
MICHAEL MAIERHOF’S “COLD SWEAT” : CHAMBER OPERA Read More »
In this lecture/workshop Michael Maierhof discusses the possibilities of employing video within the fabric of a composition as if treating video as a musical material itself.
COMPOSING WITH VIDEO | WORKSHOP Read More »
This workshop is primarily designed for performers and composers. However, we welcome all participants, including teachers, listeners and people from any field or discipline.
COMPOSING IN REAL-TIME | WORKSHOP Read More »
In this workshop Francis Heery will present the modular synthesiser setup he used during the composition of his new work for the Music Current Festival 2023.
COMPOSING WITH SYNTHESISERS | WORKSHOP Read More »
Each year at Music Current Festival we invite music audiences and the wider public to engage in debates and discussions concerning how music making is affected by technology, social changes and the political environment.
BEYOND PITCH: PERSPECTIVES ON NEW MUSIC COMPOSITION METHODS | PANEL DISCUSSION Read More »
Join Camiel the acrobatic painter as he twists, jumps, and rolls in paint in an attempt to recreate a Jackson Pollock masterpiece, or maybe, just have some fun!
Hosted by Senator Frances Black, Songs Against Apartheid is a gig to platform several artists to stand for human rights and to call for the end of Israel’s apartheid system against the people of Palestine.
Songs Against Apartheid Read More »
A weeklong act-in for future protest at Project Arts Centre. Check out the full programme below and join us!
PROJECT PROTECT PROTEST Read More »
Join us this January for First Fortnight 2023 for a special programme of events in the Cube. Explore the programme below and find an event for you.
First Fortnight at Project Arts Centre Read More »
Helen Delany and Brenda Aherne of Electronic Sheep discuss their creative process, and exploring this newly commissioned tapestry with First Fortnight.
Notifications Off: In Conversation Read More »
Inspired by Electronic Sheeps’ commissioned tapestry on exhibition at Project Arts Centre, we will play short games to explore words and drawings about these objects.
Notifications Off: Workshop with Duffy Mooney Sheppard Read More »
The housing crisis is having a devastating impact on thousands of people throughout Ireland.
PUBLIC MEETING: The Right To Housing Read More »
All over the world the right to protest is under attack. But protesters still resist oppression and defend human rights.
Art is an essential part of activism; from the minute a marker hits a placard to the second a chant is sung into a megaphone. But real collaboration with Artists adds a deeper more meaningful layer.
The Art of Protest, The Protest of Art Read More »
The devastation that climate change is causing and will continue to cause means it is code red for humanity. But there is still time.
PUBLIC MEETING: No Human Rights on A Dead Planet Read More »
Come and learn about people around the world who are in prison right now, just for peacefully protesting. Write a letter – to change their lives.
Write for Rights 2022 – Letter writing space Read More »
In the post-human future of Farm Fatale five scarecrows miss the birds, which have all disappeared.
All at once fast-paced and thought-provoking, Lost Lear lands us into the world of Joy, a woman with dementia, who is being cared for through a method where people live inside an old memory.
My body was there before me. I’d never asked for anything. It’s older than I am.
Manifesto Transpofàgico Read More »
Jezebel is a dance performance inspired by the Video Vixen: female models who appeared in hip hop video clips in the late 90s and early 00s.
Two friends meet in the forest.
Michel, seated on a stump, listens to his old friend Taylor talking about what’s been happening for the last two years.
Olivier Award-winning Fishamble presents a special work-in-progress of KING by Herald Archangel winner Pat Kinevane, directed by 2019 Irish Times Best Director winner Jim Culleton.
King: A Work-In-Progress | Pat Kinevane Read More »
We are experiencing a high volume of enquiries for this property and can offer you an open viewing with other interested parties.
Throughout May and June, we met by the seaside, with service users fom RehabCare Dún Laoghaire, aiming to talk about our experiences of Covid-19.
Seaside Conversations | Jody O’Neill & Carl Kennedy Read More »
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