Project Visual Arts is pleased to present a reading of a work in progress by Project research support recipient, Bridget O’Gorman, followed by a conversation with Iarlaith Ni Fheorais.
Supernatural Bread – Bridget O’Gorman Read More »
This Tuesday, 18 October, Project is pleased to host a lunchtime talk, with reflections and discussion from writer, curator and educator, Mia Lerm Hayes, joined by artist Colin Darke.
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.
Moderated by Seona MacReamonn, dance writer and journalist, the panel discusses what it means to be an Irish dancer.
Festival Talk – Roots and Traces: What it means to be an Irish dancer Read More »
Project Arts Centre and AEMI are pleased to host an artist talk and screening with Eva George Richardson McCrea as part of our open research project, Clear Away the Rubble / Glan an Spallaí ar Shiúl
Artist Talk and Screening – Eva George Richardson McCrea 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 »
Project is delighted to present a panel discussion with researchers and activists from Community Action Tenants Union (CATU) regarding the launch of their new research project on the forgotten National Association of Tenants Organisations (NATO) rent strike of 1972/3.
National Association of Tenants Organisations (NATO) CATU Research Panel Discussion Read More »
Join is in Project’s Gallery space for this live-recording, Cian O’Callaghan in conversation with Tommy Gavin.
CORPO: The Empty City – Cian O’Callaghan and Tommy Gavin Read More »
Avril Corroon will give an online artist talk presenting her practice along with research ideas for her artwork DAMP TANK which will be hosted at Project Arts Centre through-out the year.
DAMP TANK by Avril Corroon Read More »
In the final weeks of This event is part of Clear Away the Rubble / Glan an Spallaí ar Shiúl, Project is testing out a no-pressure reading group.
Clear Away the Rubble / Glan an Spallaí ar Shiúl Reading Group Read More »
Negotiate by Róisín Power Hackett, Emilie Conway and Sighile Hennessy is the third work in this series – read the introduction by Róisín Power Hackett below, followed by a link to the publication itself.
TEDI Commission: Negotiate by Hackett, Conway & Hennessy Read More »
Mothering is a spatial practice: housing is everything. In this talk, Helen Charman will share some of her research into mothering and alternative housing practices in Britain and the north of Ireland in the 1970s and 80s.
Mother State: on Housing – Watch Back Read More »
As the housing crisis rages on across Ireland, we invite speakers from political parties and academia to discuss public housing as the solution to a problem appearing to have no end in sight under the current political strictures
Ireland’s Housing Crisis – Public Housing the Solution Read More »
The panel will discuss the importance of vibrant spaces such as Flikkers and other community-led social spaces within the history of LGBTQ+ activism and socialisation.
Flikkers – Queer Spaces, Queer Utopias 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 »
Rough Weekend is a showcase of new writing and big ideas. Set across two days, each of these three unique events will feature stagings, readings and discussions, offering glimpses and impressions of 14 new never-before-seen works, commissioned by Rough Magic as part of the COMPASS Programme.
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 queer, working class, post-colonial critique of architectural modernism by visual artist and educator Emma Wold Haugh.
“Foul, Filthy, Stinking Muck” looks at the LGBT theatre of Project Arts Centre from 1967 up to 2000, interrogating the role of Project as an artist-led organisation and considering how it has informed contemporary queer theatre.
Forced Entertainment, producers of some of the most exciting and challenging theatre today, are coming to Project for The Ark’s for Right Here, Right Now! children’s festival.
That Night Follows Day: A Rehearsed Reading Read More »
A funny, engaging look at the taut relationship between a woman and her son, a man and his mother. Catherine Donnelly’s laser wit carves out the battle between two people who know each other all too well, and torment each other with the style and panache that was the trademark of this brilliant and greatly missed writer.
Power Play by Catherine Donnelly Read More »
A curated selection of Short Reads from LADA available to all those attending Project Arts Centre. This year we will host a selection of short reads from the Study Room to celebrate the evolution of Live Art and to mark LADA’s 20th anniversary and Live Collision’s 10th festival edition – with particular focus on issues of race, migration and displacement.
LADA BIBLIOTHEQUE // SHORT READS Read More »
On 29 March the gallery will host a special event inviting the participating artists who were commissioned by Project Arts Centre as part of ‘The Long Goodbye’ exhibition for a conversation about their works and to share related photographic, moving image, textual and sound materials.
PUBLIC VIEWING 2 with Brian Hand, Fergus Kelly, Miriam O’Connor and Tanad Williams Read More »
Presented as part of Active Archive – Slow Institution: The Long Goodbye the gallery will play host to a special screening event of two projects that were commissioned by Project Arts Centre as part of the Off Site visual arts programme (1998-1999). Sandra Johnston and Ronan McCrea will present visual materials about their work projects and will be joined in conversation by writer and curator Valerie Connor who worked with the artists on their projects.
PUBLIC VIEWING 1 with Sandra Johnston and Ronan McCrea Read More »
What the Past Holds for the Future: Socialist Solidarity and the Perspective of a Research Exhibition
A curator’s talk within the framework of Active Archive – Slow Institution, organised in association with CCA Derry~Londonderry.
Curator’s Talk: ESZTER SZAKÁCS Read More »
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