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Open Call | Commission for Cruinniú na nÓg 2025 from Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council

Name: Open Call | Irish Design Week events from from the Design and Craft Council
Start: 2024-09-01
End: 2024-09-01

Deadline: Monday, 23rd September 2024, 2pm
Type: Funding/Opportunities
Award: €23,000 is the value of the commission. This will cover all fees, materials, and any production costs. This fee also needs to cover the costs of the experience/event taking place as part of Cruinniú na nÓg in June 2025.
Download an Application: DLR COCO (submit.com)

Cruinniú na nÓg is the National Day of Creativity for children and young people in Ireland, developed by Creative Ireland. To celebrate Cruinniú na nÓg 2025 Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council has partnered with Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown Children and Young People’s Services Committee, the My Project and Springboard Family Support Services to offer an artist/s a commission to create new work for Cruinniú na nÓg 2025. This opportunity is funded by Creative Ireland and supported by the partners.

This commission is open to applications from professional artists who create art for and with children from seven to ten years.

This commission is to support the development of new artwork for children to experience. The work will be created with children and staff from ‘My Project’ and ‘Springboard’ (details about these family support services is below). The children, aged seven to ten, and support staff will work with the selected artist/s to develop the commission from early November 2024 to May 2025. The outcome or process will include a local event for the wider families/communities of the participating children to celebrate their creativity. The commission will then end in an opportunity for children in the County to enjoy as part of Cruinniú na nÓg in June 2025 (date to be confirmed); this may take place in a community centre, library or other suitable setting in the County with support from the Local Authority to achieve this.

What does this Commission offer?

· €23,000 (inclusive)

· Opportunity to create art with, and for, children from seven to ten years of age.

From workshops to panel discussions, your event can play a key role in making this year’s Irish Design Week truly special. This year’s theme is Imagination for Opportunity. Funding is available for selected events that are looking to be part of the story.

How do I apply?

You will need to apply using our online system dlrcoco.submit.com.

The deadline for questions is 2pm, Friday 20 September 2024.

The deadline for applications is 2pm, Monday 23 September 2024.

Your application can include written documents, video, or audio files.

If you have any access requirements, please let us know.

Have you any questions?

If you have any questions about the opportunity or application process, please contact us:

Email: [email protected] or telephone: (01) 2362756

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Open Call | Dwell Here: One Month Residency at Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA)

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Deadline: Wednesday, 18th September 2024 at 4pm
Type: Funding/ Opportunities
Award: Four selected artists will be offered a Contract for Service with a fee of up to €16,000 to cover approximately 80 days spent working on the residency, including development, studio time, preparation, contact time and admin.
Link to Application: https://imma.ie/whats-on/dwell-here-one-month-residency/

Dwell Here offers participants a simple proposition: to commit to this time and place while thinking deeply about its urgencies. Together we are curious to learn what can be activated or challenged through the process of dwelling.

Application deadline 18 Sept 2024

IMMA welcomes expressions of interest for a Dwell Here: One Month Residency for practices based in Ireland and internationally to reside and practice for up to a month at the museum. This opportunity invites practices working across disciplines of the visual arts, design, architecture, curation and related humanities fields. Successful applicants will be supported to undertake independent site-responsive research in addition to their participation in a week long seasonal research intensive.

IMMA’s Dwell Here programme is structured around four seasonal Research Intensives – week-long forums with an expanded community of mentors, peers, and fellow residents gathering onsite for communal engagement and interdisciplinary dialogue. One month residents are invited to undertake independent, site-responsive research for three of their four week residency. The fourth week (whether at the beginning, middle, or end of their contracted residency) must overlap with a selected seasonal Research Intensive week. This open call is programming for intensives on the following dates in 2025:

Dwell Here: Spring Research Intensive / Wednesday 05 – Tuesday 11 Feb 2025
Dwell Here: Summer Research Intensive / Wednesday 14 – Tuesday 20 May 2025

A one month residency includes a requirement to engage with the expanded community participating in each research intensive. Themes highlighted in the Dwell Here: Research Invitation will inform intensive planning. Studio engagements may surface as a workshop, a temporary exhibition, a reading group, a walking tour, an open studio, a talk, a site visit, a performance, or other studio related activities for the onsite community and invited guests. In addition to these potential activities it is anticipated that each Research Intensive will be informed by:

Methods of presenting self-directed research and studio practice
Discussions and studio visits with mentors, peers, and fellow Dwell Here residents
Interaction with IMMA programming, staff, collections, archives, and site
Off-site visits (local and further afield)
Engagement with Ireland’s arts communities and infrastructures
Informal knowledge exchange synonymous with the residency experience such as co-hospitality, co-working and a co-living environment

A one month residency offers participants deeper insights into the context of visual arts practices in Ireland, strengthening international connections and communities with the potential to prompt ideas for embedded projects such as public workshops, continued practice based research or even commissions which will be welcomed to emerge as proposals following the one month sited experience at IMMA

IMMA welcomes Expressions of Interest from artists and thinkers who are:

Based in Ireland or internationally
Committed to research excellence within their chosen discipline

One Month Residency Supports

Free onsite accommodation (with your own bedroom and separate to studio)
Access to an onsite IMMA studio (if required)
Amenities such as electricity, heating, Wi-Fi, parking etc
A weekly bursary of €250 for pre-agreed contracted weeks
One return journey for residents living outside of Ireland
IMMA’s residency is a self-catering facility, occasional hospitality is provided
One month residencies will not be able to support accommodation for additional family members or partners

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