Julie Feeney, singer, songwriter, composer & guest of honour at Tiny Voice publication launch 23rd April
Common Ground is delighted to welcome the inspiring Julie Feeney who will launch our research publication Tiny Voices in The Base, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10 at 1pm on April 23rd 2013.
The Voice programme – a new music residency initiative & partnership between Common Ground and Rialto Day Care Centre.
Rialto Day Care Centre in partnership with Common Ground’s Voice programme now wishes to collaborate with a musician(s) in developing a confidence and skill set in working with the older person through the arts. Continue reading…
Common Ground’s ‘Voice’ programme has built exciting strands of work in 2013 forging new arts opportunities and partnerships across all generations. These include:
In late 2013 studio 468 will celebrate its tenth year as a cultural resource in Rialto and the wider Dublin area. To mark the beginning of this anniversary it will host a combination of inter-disciplinary residencies, starting with a series of shorter RESEARCH awards in 2013, followed by three long term residencies through 2014 -15.
The 468 X 10 award phases are:
1) RESEARCH awards – research awards of 6 weeks to 3 months from May 2013 to February 2014 that have the potential to build the capacity of artists and communities of interest and/or place.
2) CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS – a series of open talks and roundtable events during 2013 and 2014 where past and present studio 468awardees and others will be invited to reflect on and share their experiences.
3) LONG TERM awards – a series of three longer term awards of approximately 6 to 9 months from April 2014 to December 2015. (This open call will be made in autumn 2013.)
This is the first call for applications for the 468 X 10 RESEARCH awards only. For more information on studio 468 research awards contact 01 7078766 or email info@commonground.ie or l.sisley@yahoo.co.uk
In late 2013 studio 468 will celebrate its tenth year as a cultural resource in Rialto and the wider Dublin area. To mark the beginning of this anniversary it will host a combination of inter-disciplinary residencies, starting with a series of shorter RESEARCH awards in 2013, followed by three long term residencies through 2014 -15.
