Scottee has made a new (sort of) dance show about fat bodies showing at Project Arts Centre in February. In the run up, he is inviting you over for tea, a gossip and a think – a chance for us to get together to discuss body politics, fatness and what some people on Instagram are calling ‘body positivity’.
Fat Blokes: Dinner Debate Read More »
Active Archive – Slow Institution continues with a series of seminars and events led by international artists, curators and critics.
Talk and Think Tank: SEBASTIAN CICHOCKI Read More »
Carol Ann Duffy, Britain’s Poet Laureate reads alongside Theo Dorgan, one of Ireland’s best-known poets. The effortless virtuosity, directness, drama and humanity of Carol Ann Duffy’s verse have made her Britain’s most admired and best-loved contemporary poet.
Poetry Ireland: Carol Ann Duffy and Theo Dorgan Read More »
Miscellany50 is a celebratory radio festival weekend of short writing and music produced to salute fifty years on air in 2018 of Sunday Miscellany, RTÉ Radio 1’s iconic programme. Five concerts will each capture a decade between 1968 and 2018.
Join the erstwhile Alternative Miss Ireland for two festive nights of gaiety with some of Ireland’s best loved stars. Expect the unexpected in this fabulous trifle of performance, art and music.
MANGINA JONES’ BIG CHRISTMAS CRACKER Read More »
Join us this Culture to explore part of our 1990s archive, and bring your stories, memories and materials of Project Arts Centre to add to the collection.
Culture Night 2018 Read More »
Join host Mangina Jones for a fun packed night of general knowledge and great craic, all topped off with a sprinkling of glitter. All proceeds raised will go directly towards Project’s artists supports.
Quiz Night (Fundraiser) Read More »
Project Arts Centre is proud to support Sean Carpio and The Stella Maris Project in a series of intimate live performances taking place in the beautiful surrounds of six churches across Ireland, beginning in one of Dublin’s finest Georgian churches, St Werburgh’s Church (built 1719).
The Stella Maris Project Read More »
Closing out an inspiring week of Irish and international Live art at LCIF, Trans Live Art Salon will be hosting an after party in Chelsea Drugstore from 11pm after kicking things off in Project bar to start.
LCIFxTLAS: All Trans on Decks Read More »
Did you ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes – now’s your chance to find out! Project Arts Centre is offering you the chance to take an exclusive look backstage.
Bealtaine @ Temple Bar: ACCESS ALL AREAS Read More »
Arts & Disability Ireland will hold a series of information clinics to talk to artists with disabilities about Arts and Disability Connect, a funding scheme for artists with disabilities. Specifically targeted at individual artists with disabilities, Arts and Disability Connect includes new work, mentoring and training awards.
Arts and Disability Connect: Information Clinic Read More »
Create, The National Development Agency for Collaborative Arts, in partnership with the Irish Architecture Foundation is delighted to present What is it we do now? Led by Heather Peak of Studio Morison as part of Beyond Participation 2.
In conjunction with the Beyond Participation conference, Irish Architecture Foundation will run a workshop with Louise Dredge, Head of Creative Engagement with The Glass-House Community Led Design, a national charity dedicated to connecting people with the design of their places, and connecting design with people.
Beyond Participation Workshop 1: Louise Dredge / The Glass-House Community Led Design Read More »
Beyond Participation is an international conference by the Irish Architecture Foundation, curated by Tara Kennedy and funded by The Arts Council of Ireland in partnership with Project Arts Centre, Dublin. Building on the success of the event in 2016, Beyond Participation #2 is a vital discussion about architecture and community.
Beyond Participation 2: Conference Read More »
A panel discussion of art, creativity and the entrepreneurial spirit; in the context of Rough Magic’s pioneering SEEDS programme.
Flying Sparks: Art, Creativity and the Entrepreneurial Spirit Read More »
The trilingual, English/Hungarian/German publication From Fake Mountain to Faith (Hungarian Trilogy) by Szabolcs KissPál will be launched on 12 January 2018 at 5pm at Project Arts Centre.
From Fake Mountains to Faith (Hungarian Trilogy): Book Launch Read More »
On 20 December at 5pm, Dr Lisa Godson, lecturer and historian of design and material culture, will lead a special guided tour of From Fake Mountains to Faith (Hungarian Trilogy) by Budapest-based artist and cultural activist Szabolcs KissPál.
From Fake Mountains to Faith (Hungarian Trilogy): Guided Tour with Dr Lisa Godson Read More »
On 17 January at 5pm, Professor David Crowley, cultural historian and Head of Visual Culture, National College of Art and Design, will lead a special guided tour of From Fake Mountains to Faith (Hungarian Trilogy) by Budapest-based artist and cultural activist Szabolcs KissPál.
From Fake Mountains to Faith (Hungarian Trilogy): Guided Tour with Prof. David Crowley Read More »
FESTABIT – Storytelling Workshop
FESTABIT – Storytelling Workshop Read More »
Facilitated by Gavin Kostick, playwright, dramaturg and the literary manager of Fishamble Theatre.
FESTABIT – Playwriting and devising workshop Read More »
FESTABIT – Interactive group discussion
FESTABIT – Interactive group discussion Read More »
FESTABIT – The current state, development and future sustainability of African and Black Irish Theatre in Ireland
FESTABIT – Panel Discussion Read More »
A performance of a rehearsed reading of The Other War by a multicultural cast
FESTABIT – Play reading and discussion Read More »
The history, current state and future of African and Black Irish Theatre in Ireland
FESTABIT – Seminar Read More »
Roundtable discussion and book launch
Live Collision
5pm
Project Arts Centre, Bar Upstairs
Limited Capacity
Duration 1 hour followed by launch of publication and reception
Entry Free but please reserve a place
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