Event Date 10 October 2023
Time 11:00am - 12:00pm
Organiser ISACS Network
Venue/LocationOnline via Zoom
CostFree
CategoryTraining / Workshop
WebsiteMore Info / Registration

For many artists, establishing the economic value of their art can be a very abstract concept. Too often, we hear about artists being underpaid or working for free in return for ‘exposure’.  That’s why we have invited Toby Dennett from The Arts Council of Ireland & Aoife Carry from Twisted Lane Productions to empower you and provide an overview of the importance of fair and equitable remuneration for the contracting of artists.

This Zoom session will run on October 10, from 11 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Toby will introduce The Arts Council’s Paying the Artist policy, and Aoife Carry will bring her point of view as an Artist.

The training is free and is exclusively for ISACS members.

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About our Facilitators

Toby Dennett

Toby Dennett

Toby Dennett is Strategic Development Manager at the Arts Council working across areas of research and policy. He led the development of the Arts Council’s Paying the Artist Policy and co-chaired a recent EU working group on the status and working conditions of artists in Europe.

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Aoife Carry

Aoife is an experienced large scale Circus and Spectacle Director. She has worked Internationally as Artistic Director for companies such as Franco Dragone, MGM and Cirque Du Soleil. Her work has included large scale resident shows, arena touring shows, festival touring and outdoor performances. In these roles she works with large multidisciplinary teams and artists to produce performances that combine artistic and technical excellence.

In 2021 she co-established Twisted Lane Productions, a Spectacle Theatre Company based in Ireland. With Twisted Lane Productions, her focus is to create large scale work that combines theatrical storytelling with the intimacy of immersive theatre.

Aoife has received a number of funding awards from the Arts Council of Ireland, and is on the Arts Council of Ireland Peer Review Panel.