Create is delighted to launch the pilot of the Collaborative Arts Training Programme. This is a practical suite of essential training and professional knowledge for emerging artists, recent graduates and third-level students as well as artists and cultural practitioners who are interested in learning more about the basics of collaborative art practice.
The programme is designed as a learning arc and can be booked as drop-in online sessions as well as continuous training programme, aiming to provide practical tips and essential information about collaborative arts.
This ground-up course will feature Create staff and guest artists, using presentations, discussions and practical examples to cover the following topics:
- Demystifying Collaborative Art (Wednesday 15 October, 11am – 1pm)with guest artist Anthony Haughey
- Effectively Communicating your Practice (Wednesday 29 October, 2:30-4:30pm)with guest artist Alan James Burns
- Building Sustainable Work Patterns (Wednesday 12 November, time TBC)
- People, Ethics and Communities (Wednesday 3rd December, time TBC)
Who is this training programme for?
This training is for emerging artists, recent graduates/ third-level students as well as artists and cultural practitioners who are interested in transitioning into collaborative practice.
Bursaries
Create are delighted to offer a limited number of bursaries for artists, arts workers, creative/ cultural practitioners and community members to support their attendance at this Training Programme. Recipients of this bursary must engage with and commit to the sessions. Those wishing to apply for a bursary should email producer[at]create-ireland.ie, no later than Wednesday 1st October, 4pm, outlining how the bursary will support their attendance.