Specifically targeted at individual artists with disabilities, Arts and Disability Connect includes New Work, Mentoring and Training awards.
Arts and Disability Connect offers artists the opportunity to: connect with other practitioners or venues; make a change in their practice; ‘step up’ in terms of scope and scale; reach new audiences and to engage in mentoring or training.
Information about these awards including guidelines and application forms are available here: www.adiarts.ie/connect
Arts and Disability Connect Deadline
Monday 8 April 2019 at 4pm
Information Clinics
Join Amie Lawless as she talks through how the scheme works and take the opportunity to ask any questions over tea or coffee. This year the information clinics will be hosted in Letterkenny, Cavan, Drogheda, Dublin and Newbridge.
6 March – Regional Cultural Centre, Letterkenny at 2pm
14 March – Johnston Central Library, Cavan at 2pm
15 March – Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda at 2pm
21 March – Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Dublin at 3pm
22 March – Riverbank Arts Centre, Newbridge at 2pm
Please email amie@adiarts.ie if you would like to attend an information clinic.
All of the information clinic venues are accessible to wheelchair users. Let us know if you have any additional access requirements.
Further information
Contact Arts & Disability Ireland on 01 850 9002 or email amie@adiarts.ie
Arts and Disability Connect is funded by the Arts Council and managed by Arts & Disability Ireland.