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 »
Project is happy to host two upcoming events with Radical Queer Pride for Homes as part of our open research project Clear Away the Rubble / Glan an Spallaí ar Shiúl.
Radical Queer Pride for Homes – Open Meeting and Banner Making Workshop Read More »
This research event will act as a conduit for conversation and passion around music and the dancefloor as a culturally charged political space.
Coney Island Dodgems – research and development by Owen Boss Read More »
As part of the public programme for Metabolic time / Am meitibileach, Raju Rage will share their research Fermentation IS Transformation.
Fermentation IS Transformation – Raju Rage Read More »
This online event is part of the public programme for our current exhibition Metabolic time / Am meitibileach.
Join us for this live reading of Imani Mason Jordan’s Objects Who Testify.
Objects Who Testify – Imani Mason Jordan Read More »
Working from Feeling to Feeling: a public conversation between Renèe Helèna Browne and Emma Wolf-Haugh and launch of Radclyffe Hall–The Lazerbeam Theirstory Projects zine.
Project Arts Centre is delighted to launch Wait it Out, a book that relates to the research and preparations made for Sandra Johnston’s solo exhibition with newly commissioned works in Project Arts Centre in 2019. Iterations of the work from this exhibition have recently been added to the collections of The Arts Council Ireland / An Chomhairle Ealaíon and
Wait it Out – Sandra Johnston Book Launch Read More »
A free lunchtime outdoor tour introducing four contemporary art exhibitions in Temple Bar.
The first event connected to our current exhibition, All Our Relations / Ár gCaidreamh Uilig!
Skēnographia is a series of free online creative lectures, workshops and talks to showcase and engage with the broad and diverse range of voices and disciplines in the scenographic world.
A special series of screenings of films from the EFS (Experimental Film Society) curated and introduced by guest curators.
Guest Curator Programme Luminous Void: Twenty Years of Experimental Film Society Read More »
Project Arts Centre is delighted to announce the official launch of the QUEER-IN-PROGRESS. TIMELINE: ONLINE ARCHIVE.
Launch of Queer-in-Progress. Timeline: Online Archive Read More »
As a shared experiment between institutions, IMMA and Project Arts Centre are establishing a network of artists and cultural workers, across disciplines, to come together for conversations about practice, process, and collaboration.
STUDIO INTERRUPTION. A cross-disciplinary group Read More »
The Young Critics are back. Get a different perspective on this year’s festival programme as 16 young people from across Ireland share their critical response in a session chaired by Dr. Karen Fricker.
Youth Theatre Ireland Young Critics’ Panel Read More »
Presented in Virtual Reality, this exhibition of Irish stage design is curated by Jo Mangan, Artistic Director of Carlow Arts Festival and The Performance Corporation. We meet designers and their work within a Virtual Reality world – in their studios, on stage, in 360 visualisations, and during the inevitable destruction of their creations
A free seminar on Creative Europe funding for the arts and culture sectors, open to arts organisations who wish to learn about European support for culture projects. Seminar will be followed by a networking reception.
Case Study BeSpectACTive! A European Network for Active Spectatorship Read More »
Bringing together critics with a wealth of experience and a breadth reference of different theatre cultures, this forum considers performance from several angles and welcomes audience reflection and feedback. If there’s nothing more deadly than consensus, here is an opportunity for spirited debate…
Blast: International Critics’ Forum Read More »
XR have been campaigning globally for action on the climate crisis and at this meeting we’ll be launching the youth voice of the XR movement in Ireland. It’s easy to feel powerless in the face of the climate crisis, but joining XR Youth empowers young people to be the change they want to see in the world.
Extinction Rebellion Youth: First Members Meeting Read More »
It’s time for the kids to throw some shapes and bust out their best moves as DJ Donal Dineen hits the decks for a special musical rollercoaster ride. Expect dance tunes from every era and every corner of the globe. So if you’re ready to get into the groove, lace up your dancing shoes and grab those glowsticks.
Tiny Dancer: A DJ Set for Kids with Donal Dineen Read More »
GCN presents, in conjunction with TENI and the Call It Out campaign, an evening of conversation exploring the complex and multifaceted nature of homophobia, biphobia and transphobia as experienced by LGBT+ people in today’s Ireland.
#CALLITOUT – A Queer Perspective Read More »
A queer, working class, post-colonial critique of architectural modernism by visual artist and educator Emma Wold Haugh.
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