Collaborative arts in Ireland podcasts - an initiative from Create, the national development agency for collaborative arts in Ireland http://www.create-exchange.ie en-gb Copyright 2010 Sat, 03 Jul 2010 00:00:00 +0100 Sat, 03 Jul 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss ben@marvellousmedia.com (Ben Neale) Create-exchange Collaborative arts in Ireland podcasts - an initiative from Create, the national development agency for collaborative arts in Ireland Collaborative arts in Ireland podcasts - an initiative from Create, the national development agency for collaborative arts in Ireland Create-exchange ben@marvellousmedia.com No http://www.create-exchange.ie/player/fragments-from-a-broken-world-–-artists-anthony-haughey,-cat-phillips,-peter-kennard-sean-hillen-1/2/88/ http://www.create-exchange.ie/podcast/create_36CC8946-0617-C2D9-9C3F-002261F674BC.mp3 Artist Anthony Haughey curated Fragments From a Broken World as part of PhotoIreland Festival 2010. Fragments from a Broken World (National Photographic Archive, Temple Bar, Dublin 2 July 2 - 2 August 2010) presents the work of three artists who search newspaper archives, picture libraries, corporate advertising literature and printed ephemera for source material to generate their vision of the world. The artists - Peter Kennard, Cat Phillipps and Seán Hillen consider these archived images as inherently unstable and open to manipulation to generate new meanings. They discussed collaboration, the riches in the archives and politics at a panel discussion in MeetingHouse Square. Part One: Anthony Haughey discusses how he first conceived of the show. Cat Philips and Peter Kennard give the background and inspiration to their work and the key role of collaboration and its importance to them. Part Two: Seán Hillen talks about his art, and Cat Philips, Peter Kennard and Hillen discuss the role of art and politics with questions from the audience. Performing Arts Sat, 03 Jul 2010 00:00:00 +0100 Create-exchange No Fragments from a Broken World – artists Anthony Haughey, Cat Phillips, Peter Kennard and Sean Hillen 1/2 Artist Anthony Haughey curated Fragments From a Broken World as part of PhotoIreland Festival 2010. Fragments from a Broken World (National Photographic Archive, Temple Bar, Dublin 2 July 2 - 2 August 2010) presents the work of three artists who search newspaper archives, picture libraries, corporate advertising literature and printed ephemera for source material to generate their vision of the world. The artists - Peter Kennard, Cat Phillipps and Seán Hillen consider these archived images as inherently unstable and open to manipulation to generate new meanings. They discussed collaboration, the riches in the archives and politics at a panel discussion in MeetingHouse Square. Part One: Anthony Haughey discusses how he first conceived of the show. Cat Philips and Peter Kennard give the background and inspiration to their work and the key role of collaboration and its importance to them. Part Two: Seán Hillen talks about his art, and Cat Philips, Peter Kennard and Hillen discuss the role of art and politics with questions from the audience. 00:20:24 Fragments from a Broken World, artists, Anthony Haughey, Cat Phillips, Peter Kennard http://www.create-exchange.ie/player/fragments-from-a-broken-world-–-artists-anthony-haughey,-cat-phillips,-peter-kennard-sean-hillen-2/2/89/ http://www.create-exchange.ie/podcast/create_9F178BD3-C37C-B235-1894-E5142A9D8118.mp3 Artist Anthony Haughey curated Fragments From a Broken World as part of PhotoIreland Festival 2010. Fragments from a Broken World (National Photographic Archive, Temple Bar, Dublin 2 July 2 - 2 August 2010) presents the work of three artists who search newspaper archives, picture libraries, corporate advertising literature and printed ephemera for source material to generate their vision of the world. The artists - Peter Kennard, Cat Phillipps and Seán Hillen consider these archived images as inherently unstable and open to manipulation to generate new meanings. Part Two: Seán Hillen talks about his art and Hillen, Cat Philips, and Peter Kennard discuss the role of art and politics with questions from the audience. Performing Arts Sat, 03 Jul 2010 00:00:00 +0100 Create-exchange No Fragments from a Broken World – artists Anthony Haughey, Cat Phillips, Peter Kennard and Sean Hillen 2/2 Artist Anthony Haughey curated Fragments From a Broken World as part of PhotoIreland Festival 2010. Fragments from a Broken World (National Photographic Archive, Temple Bar, Dublin 2 July 2 - 2 August 2010) presents the work of three artists who search newspaper archives, picture libraries, corporate advertising literature and printed ephemera for source material to generate their vision of the world. The artists - Peter Kennard, Cat Phillipps and Seán Hillen consider these archived images as inherently unstable and open to manipulation to generate new meanings. Part Two: Seán Hillen talks about his art and Hillen, Cat Philips, and Peter Kennard discuss the role of art and politics with questions from the audience. 00:20:30 Fragments from a Broken World, artists, Cat Phillips, Peter Kennard, Seán Hillen, Sean Hillen http://www.create-exchange.ie/player/scarred-landscape.-scarred-mindscape-photoireland-festival-ray-yeates,-debbie-castro,-philip-lawton/91/ http://www.create-exchange.ie/podcast/create_86C432DA-A673-89AB-91F8-ED1F89E5F314.mp3 PhotoIreland Festival programmed this timely debate in response to Debbie Castro's photographic exhibition. In the aftermath of the Celtic Tiger, with its ambitious infrastructure representing the vision of a 21st century Ireland , what are the real consequences for the communities that border the new motorway routes. Is the legacy for communities dislocation or a new found confidence and progress? The Scarred Landscape. Scarred Mindscape? panel with artists (Debbie Castro and Ray Yeates) and geographer (Philip Lawton) Leslie Hendy (farmer from Kildare) discussed the recent changes on our shared geography and psychology. Chaired by Sarah Tuck, director Create. Performing Arts Sat, 03 Jul 2010 00:00:00 +0100 Create-exchange No Scarred Landscape. Scarred Mindscape? PhotoIreland Festival: Ray Yeates, Debbie Castro, Philip Lawton PhotoIreland Festival programmed this timely debate in response to Debbie Castro's photographic exhibition. In the aftermath of the Celtic Tiger, with its ambitious infrastructure representing the vision of a 21st century Ireland , what are the real consequences for the communities that border the new motorway routes. Is the legacy for communities dislocation or a new found confidence and progress? The Scarred Landscape. Scarred Mindscape? panel with artists (Debbie Castro and Ray Yeates) and geographer (Philip Lawton) Leslie Hendy (farmer from Kildare) discussed the recent changes on our shared geography and psychology. Chaired by Sarah Tuck, director Create. 00:54:55 PhotoIreland Festival, Scarred Landscape, Scarred Mindscape, Ray Yeates, Debbie Castro, Philip Lawton, Sarah Tuck, Create, mill studios, motorways, motorway http://www.create-exchange.ie/player/many-bodies-contemporary-dance,-raimund-hoghe-tere-o-connor-1/2/86/ http://www.create-exchange.ie/podcast/create_2A94A00E-2AFF-C287-A960-5DB6E0D4CD4B.mp3 The Many Bodies of Contemporary Dance with choreographer Raimund Hoghe, and lecturer, dancer and choreographer Tere O'Connor took place at DanceHouse in May. Create worked in partnership with Dublin Dance Festival, Gradcam and ADI on this seminar that explored the many representations of the body through dance, questioning the politics of representation and movement. The panel included distinguished choreographer Raimund Hoghe and Professor Tere O'Connor, choreographer and lecturer on dance. Chair: Deirdre Mulrooney Read more about the event here. To discuss the issues and debate the topic The Many Bodies of Contemporary Dance go our online forum dedicated to the topic Part One: Raimund Hoghe presented some of the philosophies which have influenced the creation of his work, in particular Young People, Old Voices with responses from Tere O'Connor; disabled performance artist and choreographer and Scottish Dance Theatre's Dance Agent for Change Caroline Bowditch and John Scott from Irish Modern Dance Theatre. Part Two: Dance critic Mary Kate Connolly on storytelling in dance and questions on kinship and empathy, what is a lived body onstage with response from choreographer and dancer Cindy Cuming. Performing Arts Wed, 19 May 2010 00:00:00 +0100 Create-exchange No Many Bodies of Contemporary Dance, Raimund Hoghe and Tere O'Connor 1/2 The Many Bodies of Contemporary Dance with choreographer Raimund Hoghe, and lecturer, dancer and choreographer Tere O'Connor took place at DanceHouse in May. Create worked in partnership with Dublin Dance Festival, Gradcam and ADI on this seminar that explored the many representations of the body through dance, questioning the politics of representation and movement. The panel included distinguished choreographer Raimund Hoghe and Professor Tere O'Connor, choreographer and lecturer on dance. Chair: Deirdre Mulrooney Read more about the event here. To discuss the issues and debate the topic The Many Bodies of Contemporary Dance go our online forum dedicated to the topic Part One: Raimund Hoghe presented some of the philosophies which have influenced the creation of his work, in particular Young People, Old Voices with responses from Tere O'Connor; disabled performance artist and choreographer and Scottish Dance Theatre's Dance Agent for Change Caroline Bowditch and John Scott from Irish Modern Dance Theatre. Part Two: Dance critic Mary Kate Connolly on storytelling in dance and questions on kinship and empathy, what is a lived body onstage with response from choreographer and dancer Cindy Cuming. 00:54:22 Many Bodies, Contemporary Dance, Dance, Dublin Dance Festival, Create, ADI, Gradcam, Raimund Hoghe, Young People, Old Voices, Tere O'Connor, disabled, choreographer, Caroline Bowditch, John Scott http://www.create-exchange.ie/player/many-bodies-contemporary-dance,-mary-kate-connolly-cindy-cuming-2/2/87/ http://www.create-exchange.ie/podcast/create_664952B2-0C6F-4D77-1646-7852E6B9FE70.mp3 The Many Bodies of Contemporary Dance with choreographer Raimund Hoghe, and lecturer, dancer and choreographer Tere O'Connor took place at DanceHouse in May. Read more about the event here. To discuss the issues and debate the topic The Many Bodies of Contemporary Dance go our online forum dedicated to the topic Part Two: Dance critic Mary Kate Connolly on storytelling in dance and questions on kinship and empathy, what is a lived body onstage with response from choreographer and dancer Cindy Cuming. Performing Arts Wed, 19 May 2010 00:00:00 +0100 Create-exchange No Many Bodies of Contemporary Dance, Mary Kate Connolly and Cindy Cuming 2/2 The Many Bodies of Contemporary Dance with choreographer Raimund Hoghe, and lecturer, dancer and choreographer Tere O'Connor took place at DanceHouse in May. Read more about the event here. To discuss the issues and debate the topic The Many Bodies of Contemporary Dance go our online forum dedicated to the topic Part Two: Dance critic Mary Kate Connolly on storytelling in dance and questions on kinship and empathy, what is a lived body onstage with response from choreographer and dancer Cindy Cuming. 00:70:10 Many Bodies, Contemporary Dance, Dance, Dublin Dance Festival, Create, ADI, Gradcam, Dance critic, Mary Kate Connolly, storytelling in dance, storytelling, kinship, empathy, lived body, choreographer, dancer, Cindy Cuming