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
Budapest-based artist and cultural activist Szabolcs KissPál works in the intersection of new media, visual arts and social issues with a strong focus on the ideological manipulation of history and misused national symbolism in the public and political discourse.
Dublin Gallery Weekend 2017 – Artist Talk – Szabolcs KissPál Read More »
Join us for a community clothes swap with our friends living in direct provision
Change of A Dress – Community Clothes Swap Read More »
Join friends, fellow theatre-goers and guest DJ Sally Cinamon to celebrate the opening of Dublin Theatre Festival, for drinks and dancing late in to the night.
Festival Club Opening Party – Dublin Theatre Festival Read More »
FESTABIT is a three-day festival of events, comprising of keynote lectures on the history and current state of African/Irish theatre.
Festival of African and Black Irish Theatre (FESTABIT) Read More »
This practical workshop will give participants an insight into Lucy’s performance-making practice via research, writing, devising, choreography and karaoke.
Lucy McCormick: Three Easy Steps to Becoming A Triple Threat Read More »
As part of Culture Night 2017, join us for The Museum of Modern Comedy (MoMCo): A Proposal.
CULTURE NIGHT 2017 Read More »
Dance Food will be a temporary canteen serving food for the Dublin Dance Festival at Project Arts Centre
Project Arts Centre, along with the Artists’ Campaign to Repeal the Eighth Amendment, will be opening its doors from 3pm for anyone who wants to take some time out to reflect on the significance of this day.
International Women’s Day Event Read More »
A series of readings and performance by Oisín Byrne, Vaari Claffey and Sarah Pierce touching on the past, present and future of Project Arts Centre.
APPROPRIATE CONTACT Read More »
An exciting evening of engaging conversations, exploring data privacy in the digital age
UNDER SURVEILLANCE Read More »
Seamus Nolan presents a slogan writing and acrobatic workshop inspired by the ‘fathers for justice’ movement, as part of our current exhibition The Wild
ASPIRATION, DEMANDS, ACTION Read More »
Project Arts Centre, Temple Bar Gallery + Studios and Gallery of Photography are join forces to offer a free gallery walking tour through the current exhibitions at all three venues
RELATIVELY SPEAKING TOUR Dec 2016 Read More »
A study in pure movement, distilled from ten independent sections and developed into a duet
An investigation of the metaphysical relationship we have with clay
THE BIRD WITH THE HUMAN TONGUE Read More »
A durational performance installation exploring death and the voyeur, presented as part of The Wild
Five writers, five short stories, with musical responses from Lisa O’Neill; curated by Anne Enright
THE LONG NIGHT OF THE SHORT STORY Read More »
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