WINTER SALON
A space to ingest and digest three courses of food, nourishment and ideas about Live Art Practice.
A space to ingest and digest three courses of food, nourishment and ideas about Live Art Practice.
An evening of discussion on how creativity can help us better understand an uncertain climate future.
Tomorrow Tonight:Ireland 2050 Read More »
In this interesting talk, you will learn about how psilocybin imparts its powerful effects on the human psyche.
The Science of Magic Mushrooms with Dr Sam Gandy Read More »
Join us at Project Arts Centre for this two-day symposium event, exploring Irelands inclusive theatre industry.
This is a live exploration of the issue of housing.
The Building Project Read More »
The second of our events related to our current exhibition, features a performance by Alice Rekab and a screening of the Sistren Theatre Collective film, Sweet Sugar Rage.
Sweet Sugar Rage screening with performance by Alice Rekab Read More »
Create’s National Networking Day 2023: Collaborating on Climate Justice will explore the intersections between collaborative arts practices and climate justice.
Create National Networking Day: Collaborating on Climate Justice Read More »
Join us for this engaging talk about ADHD, led by biomedical scientist and science communicator, Dr. James Brown, exploring the neuroscience, symptoms, struggles and more.
The Science of ADHD: Navigating Neurodiversity in a Neurotypical World Read More »
The Symposium Day is an informal event where participants introduce and discuss some of the ideas and working methods that they explored during the mentorship.
Pan Pan’s 10th International Mentorship Symposium Read More »
Join moderator Colm Ó’Mongáin and a panel for an insightful look at the current state of play and challenges ahead around LGBTQ+ representation in the beautiful game.
Queer Visibility in Football Read More »
Making Neighbourhoods is an opportunity to share, network and learn from each other.
Making Neighbourhoods: National Seminar Read More »
In our first instalment of 2023, Head of Project Potential, Cathy Coughlan, talks to artist Áine O’Hara, about their upcoming work Nap Club.
Áine O’Hara discusses NAP CLUB Read More »
Nap club invites you to come and rest with us. As part of Being Horizontal, Áine O’Hara is holding a nap club in the gallery space.
Fishamble: The New Play Company & Irish Repertory Theatre present readings from the inaugural Transatlantic Commissions Programme.
TRANSATLANTIC COMMISSIONS PROGRAMME Read More »
Project is delighted to host this artist talk by Harold Offeh, related to his billboard, ‘Lounging (Westminster)’, 2023; a work commissioned as part of our current exhibition, Being Horizontal.
Artist Talk – Harold Offeh Read More »
Artist Harold Offeh invites participants to explore the potential of posing, performance and re-enactment as tools for exploring historical and contemporary images.
Strike a Pose – Harold Offeh Performance Workshop 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 »
This second series looks at legacy as well as showcasing the emerging voices that are shaping Irish scenography.
In this tenth instalment, Al Bellamy shares their interest in Irish folklore through a neurodivergent lens.
The Merrow by Al Bellamy Read More »
Join us for a panel on trans futures in Ireland, speaking to the challenges we face, what action is needed and what conversations we need to hold as a community, including on healthcare, rights and coalition-building.
WALK WITH US: a panel discussion on trans futures in Ireland Read More »
In this fifth installment, artist Louis Haugh, and community development worker, Richie Keane, talk to Cathy Coughlan, about their project Future Food, as part of the Rhizome Green Arts project.
RTÉ Partnership: Future Food – an artistic response to the Climate Emergency Read More »
In an active online role-play game, the artist will act as ‘dungeon-master’ and you and the other players will venture into a story-based game space that engages systems of power and expanded ideas of player agency.
Sonic Displacements is curated by graduating students from the MFA Fine Art programme at NCAD, in response to recent exhibitions and research events at Project.
Sonic Displacements – Sharon Phelan and Aisling Ní Aodha with Nathan O’Donnell Read More »
Rhizome is a project initiated by Project Arts Centre in 2021, in partnership with Fatima Groups United, the National College of Art & Design and Trinity College Dublin.
RHIZOME | GREEN ARTS SYMPOSIUM Read More »