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 2013 Tue, 19 Apr 2011 00:00:00 +0100 Tue, 19 Apr 2011 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@weblaunch.co.uk No http://www.create-exchange.ie/player/transformed-by-dance-nikki-crane-paul-johnson-1/2/98/ http://www.create-exchange.ie/podcast/create_7CCD351E-6AF7-F31A-4863-4D884E1B68DB.mp3 Nikki Crane in conversation with Paul Johnson of Dance Ireland. Beginning with a short film, Nikki discusses and explores the history and arts practice of the award winning UK based Dance United, who pro-actively work with young people at risk of offending. Nikki also talked about the value of evaluation and links with academic and state institutions. She described how the company developed evidence based evaluation tools that show how dance does make a difference. She also gave examples of the transformative effects on the young people involved in the project. This event was the second in a new network that Create is trying to seed: the arts and prisons network. The conversation is of interest to dancers, performers and all those with an interest in art making in the context of arts and prisons. This conversation took place at Dance Ireland, April 19 2011 Performing Arts Tue, 19 Apr 2011 00:00:00 +0100 Create-exchange No Transformed by Dance: Nikki Crane with Paul Johnson 1/2 Nikki Crane in conversation with Paul Johnson of Dance Ireland. Beginning with a short film, Nikki discusses and explores the history and arts practice of the award winning UK based Dance United, who pro-actively work with young people at risk of offending. Nikki also talked about the value of evaluation and links with academic and state institutions. She described how the company developed evidence based evaluation tools that show how dance does make a difference. She also gave examples of the transformative effects on the young people involved in the project. This event was the second in a new network that Create is trying to seed: the arts and prisons network. The conversation is of interest to dancers, performers and all those with an interest in art making in the context of arts and prisons. This conversation took place at Dance Ireland, April 19 2011 00:49:29 Nikki Crane, Paul Johnson, Dance Ireland, Dance House, Dance United, young people, at risk, offenders, evidence based, evaluation http://www.create-exchange.ie/player/transformed-by-dance-nikki-crane-paul-johnson-2/2-q-a/99/ http://www.create-exchange.ie/podcast/create_E6CD57C5-7862-90A3-C38C-CBC1CDB5042C.mp3 Nikki Crane of the award winning UK based Dance United in conversation with Paul Johnson of Dance Ireland. This event was the second in a new network that Create is trying to seed: the arts and prisons network. Part two: Nikki takes questions from the audience. The event ends with another short film. The conversation is of interest to dancers, performers and all those with an interest in art making in the context of arts and prisons. Performing Arts Tue, 19 Apr 2011 00:00:00 +0100 Create-exchange No Transformed by Dance: Nikki Crane with Paul Johnson 2/2 Q& Nikki Crane of the award winning UK based Dance United in conversation with Paul Johnson of Dance Ireland. This event was the second in a new network that Create is trying to seed: the arts and prisons network. Part two: Nikki takes questions from the audience. The event ends with another short film. The conversation is of interest to dancers, performers and all those with an interest in art making in the context of arts and prisons. 00:63:21 Nikki Crane, Paul Johnson, Dance Ireland, dance, arts practice, dance United, youth, evidence, evaluation, arts and prisons, young people, at risk, offenders, evidence based, dance house http://www.create-exchange.ie/player/-unveiling-–-sarah-tuck-conversation-artist-clodagh-emoe-memorial-court-residents/97/ http://www.create-exchange.ie/podcast/create_C3CA51A7-7DAE-5250-15C7-60F9B4D59AD4.mp3 The Unveiling: Sarah Tuck in conversation with artist Clodagh Emoe and residents from Memorial Court, Joyce Yourelle, Maire Sinnot, John Connolly and Paddy Morton. The residents discuss their experience of participating in the collaborative Per Cent for Art project Creating the Common that culminated in the theatrical parody of the failed unveiling of a monumental sculpture. The residents discuss their involvement throughout the project to the final staging the event. This informal conversation gives an insight into the scale of the project, the many individuals involved including script writers, Colin Carters and Sean Moffatt, photographers, Sean Breithaupt and Yvette Monahan, architects, abgc design to name but a few. The residents discuss the filmic aspect of the project produced by Thomas Mc Graw Lewis that was screened at IMMA. This conversation provides not just an overview of the project, but, more importantly the relevancy of projects of a participatory nature from the viewpoint of the participants. The Unveiling took place June 19th 2010. A screening of the film in conjunction with the education dept. took place in IMMA November 19th 2010. This conversation took place at Memorial Court, Island Bridge, Dublin 8, February 11th 2011 Performing Arts Fri, 11 Feb 2011 00:00:00 +0000 Create-exchange No The Unveiling – Sarah Tuck in conversation with artist Clodagh Emoe and Memorial Court residents The Unveiling: Sarah Tuck in conversation with artist Clodagh Emoe and residents from Memorial Court, Joyce Yourelle, Maire Sinnot, John Connolly and Paddy Morton. The residents discuss their experience of participating in the collaborative Per Cent for Art project Creating the Common that culminated in the theatrical parody of the failed unveiling of a monumental sculpture. The residents discuss their involvement throughout the project to the final staging the event. This informal conversation gives an insight into the scale of the project, the many individuals involved including script writers, Colin Carters and Sean Moffatt, photographers, Sean Breithaupt and Yvette Monahan, architects, abgc design to name but a few. The residents discuss the filmic aspect of the project produced by Thomas Mc Graw Lewis that was screened at IMMA. This conversation provides not just an overview of the project, but, more importantly the relevancy of projects of a participatory nature from the viewpoint of the participants. The Unveiling took place June 19th 2010. A screening of the film in conjunction with the education dept. took place in IMMA November 19th 2010. This conversation took place at Memorial Court, Island Bridge, Dublin 8, February 11th 2011 00:55:13 Sarah Tuck, Clodagh Emoe, residents, Memorial Court, Joyce Yourelle, Maire Sinnot, John Connolly, Paddy Morton, Per Cent for Art, Creating the Common, script writers, Colin Carters, Sean Moffatt, photographers, Sean Breithaupt, Yvette Monahan, architects, abgc design, Thomas Mc Graw Lewis, IMMA http://www.create-exchange.ie/player/box-stories-–-tony-fegan,-director-tallaght-community-arts/96/ http://www.create-exchange.ie/podcast/create_721A5529-1DA3-E8CE-26D4-21BA0E267867.mp3 Tony Fegan director of Tallaght Community Arts talks with Katrina Goldstone, Create about BOX STORIES, a project that invited people, from all ages, genders, cultures and backgrounds in South County Dublin to participate in the creative exploration of self expression and, ultimately, to celebrate the diversity of the South County Dublin community.Fegan discusses the impetus behind the project; the issue of engagement with local communities and the longterm impact of the project. “One of the goals of BOX STORIES was to encourage participating groups to ‘get up on their box’ and express what they wanted to say to the world and share this with others in their community, using the soapbox as a mode of communication." Ninety specially customised boxes were displayed as an installation in Tallaght County Library to mark the culmination of the project. The boxes were exhibited at Tallaght Library from 11th October to 23rd October and then toured to branch libraries; Ballyroan, Clondalkin, Lucan, Castletymon, Whitechurch and Stewart’s Library, Palmerstown before returning to participating groups.The boxes are a testimony each group’s ingenuity in responding to the 3 guiding questions: Who are we? Where are we? What do we want to say? Performing Arts Fri, 17 Dec 2010 00:00:00 +0000 Create-exchange No Box Stories – Tony Fegan, Director Tallaght Community Arts Tony Fegan director of Tallaght Community Arts talks with Katrina Goldstone, Create about BOX STORIES, a project that invited people, from all ages, genders, cultures and backgrounds in South County Dublin to participate in the creative exploration of self expression and, ultimately, to celebrate the diversity of the South County Dublin community.Fegan discusses the impetus behind the project; the issue of engagement with local communities and the longterm impact of the project. “One of the goals of BOX STORIES was to encourage participating groups to ‘get up on their box’ and express what they wanted to say to the world and share this with others in their community, using the soapbox as a mode of communication." Ninety specially customised boxes were displayed as an installation in Tallaght County Library to mark the culmination of the project. The boxes were exhibited at Tallaght Library from 11th October to 23rd October and then toured to branch libraries; Ballyroan, Clondalkin, Lucan, Castletymon, Whitechurch and Stewart’s Library, Palmerstown before returning to participating groups.The boxes are a testimony each group’s ingenuity in responding to the 3 guiding questions: Who are we? Where are we? What do we want to say? 00:33:58 Tony Fegan, Tony, Fegan, Katrina Goldstone, director, Tallaght Community Arts, box stories, soapbox, create, Tallaght County Library, library, Tallaght, Ballyroan, Clondalkin, Lucan, Castletymon, Whitechurch, Stewart’s Library, Palmerstown, communities, self-expression, engagement, local communities http://www.create-exchange.ie/player/approaches-collaborative-arts-chu-yuan-conversation-mick-wilson-gradcam-1/3/93/ http://www.create-exchange.ie/podcast/create_783059FF-47BF-FE37-DC6A-320B0F4BE898.mp3 Approaches to Collaborative Arts: Chu Yuan in conversation with Mick Wilson of GradCam - last in the series curated by Jay Koh, Art as Research Practice (Create in partnership with Red Stables, Dublin City Council) Part One: Chu Yuan presented examples of her work and through a thought provoking presentation questioned and unpacked current approaches to collaborative arts practice, examining the roles of reflexivity, agency, ethics and negotiation in relation to collaborative arts projects. In Part Two, Mick Wilson responds to Chu Yuan's presentation. In Part Three, Mick Wilson and Chu Yuan take questions. Performing Arts Thu, 30 Sep 2010 00:00:00 +0100 Create-exchange No Approaches to Collaborative Arts: Chu Yuan in conversation with Mick Wilson of GradCam 1/3 Approaches to Collaborative Arts: Chu Yuan in conversation with Mick Wilson of GradCam - last in the series curated by Jay Koh, Art as Research Practice (Create in partnership with Red Stables, Dublin City Council) Part One: Chu Yuan presented examples of her work and through a thought provoking presentation questioned and unpacked current approaches to collaborative arts practice, examining the roles of reflexivity, agency, ethics and negotiation in relation to collaborative arts projects. In Part Two, Mick Wilson responds to Chu Yuan's presentation. In Part Three, Mick Wilson and Chu Yuan take questions. 00:43:29 Approaches to Collaborative Arts, Collaborative Arts, Chu Yuan, Mick Wilson, Jay Koh, GradCam, Art as Research Practice, create, Red Stables, Dublin City Council, collaborative arts practice, reflexivity, agency, ethics, negotiation, Art as Research Practice