Case Studies Irish Projects

Be inspired by projects funded by Creative Europe that feature Irish partners! Across the funding strands, you will find compelling stories, innovative projects and creative partnerships.

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The Myth of Erkyna by Siegfried Vynck; Murals for Communities project.

Weather Stations (2013 - 2015)

Weather Stations harnesses the transformative power and vision of literature to explore in the context of climate change how, as European and global citizens, we might live our lives differently.

Culture

LOCIS European Artists in Residence Programme (2013 - 2014)

LOCIS is an artist-in-residence programme involving a rural local authority (Ireland), an arts centre in a large provincial town (Poland) and an arts organisation in a suburb of a capital city (Sweden).

Culture

LÉIM – A Toolkit for the Next Generation of Dance Multi-players (2013 - 2015)

LÉIM is a two-year leadership programme, involving 10 participants from five European dance organisations. The focus is on nurturing the next generation of dance curators, programmers and managers.

Culture

Crossroads of European Literature (2012 - 2014)

The project Crossroads of European Literature is aimed at stimulating production of transnational literary works either by presenting foreign literature in translation and live readings or by enabling authors to write in a foreign environment, thus bringing the latter and their own background and experience into creative dialogue.

Culture

Contemporary Self-Portraits (2012 - 2014)

The Contemporary Self-Portraits (CSP) project focuses on giving individuals, local communities and different European regions ways of expressing their personal, local and European identity through self-portraits. Participants will gain an experience of being important, seen and heard as they are.

Culture

NXTSTP Next Step – The Second Generation (2012 - 2017)

Eight European festivals joined forces to stimulate the coproduction and transnational circulation of new works by the great European artists of tomorrow and in so doing to encourage the artistic renewal of the contemporary performing arts in Europe.