Across Borders Across the Board (2023 - 2024) features Irish success stories funded by Creative Europe Culture

Creative Europe Desk Ireland - Culture Office is delighted to announce that our latest publication, Across Borders - Across the Board, Vol 6, 2023 - 2024, is now available on our website to download.

We would like to thank all the organisations and artists who contributed to this publication. We appreciate their dedication to the arts, to their respective art practices, and to their audiences.

We would also like to thank The Factory for their wonderful work on the design and production as well as their commitment to greener design, production, and printing. More information on their processes can be found inside the back cover of the publication, or see below.

As part of our commitment to greening we will print a limited run of Across Borders - Across the Board 2023 - 2024 which will be used in cases where digital copies may not suffice.

Across Borders - Across the Board (2023 - 2024)

We believe this publication shows the immense benefits that Creative Europe funding provides for the arts and culture sectors in Ireland. The Irish projects featured in this publication cover many different art forms, regions, and were developed using innovative collaborative contexts. As such, this publication is a useful resource which highlights Ireland’s success within the Creative Europe Culture strand for 2023 to 2024.

The Case Studies offer a valuable source of inspiration for organisations who would like to join European Cooperation Projects or European Platforms, and you can explore the range of European Networks which Irish organisations have joined.

The Culture Moves Europe Case Studies showcase a wonderful variety of artistic practice including visual arts, music, and fashion. All the case studies feature testimonials from Irish partner organisations and artists about the impace of Creative Europe funding.

• 20 European Cooperation Projects feauring Irish organisations as partners.
• 19 Irish artists in 16 projects which received Culture Moves Europe funding.
• 7 European Platforms that feature Irish organisations.

Also included is a 'Getting Started: Applying for EU Funding' section that offers some tips to organisations and artists who would like to apply for Creative Europe funding. You can also find information on the various Creative Europe funding strands, EU prizes, and Irish funding results & statistics for 2023 - 2024.

Download Across Borders - Across the Board (2023 - 2024)

Enjoy reading!

Please contact us or join us for one of our events or webinars if you are interested in hearing more about collaborating and creating across borders!

EU Cooperation Projects with Irish Partners 2023 - 2024

1. ACCESS; Askeaton Contemporary Arts, Limerick
2. Breaking the Patterns; Capacity Ireland, Dublin
3. CREASUS; WestBIC, Galway
4. ECHOES; The Dry Stone Wall Association Of Ireland, Dublin
5. Europe Beyond Access; Project Arts Centre, Dublin
6. Family Theatre; Gaiety School of Acting, Dublin
7. G-Book 3; Dublin City University
8. Island Connect II; Irish Aerial Creation Centre, Clare
9. Moving Borders; Aerowaves, Dublin
10. Moving Classics: Sonic Bridges; Creative Placemakers, Waterford
11. Moving Matters; The Non Prophet Organisation, Mayo
12. Project Groundswell; Photo Museum Ireland, Dublin LEAD PARTNER
13. SAGA; Munster Technological University, Kerry
14. Singing With Additional Needs; Cumann Náisiúnta Na Gcór / Sing Ireland, Limerick
15. StecakLand; Noho, Dublin
16. Studiotopia 2; Beta Festival / Digital Hub Development Agency, Dublin
17. The Legend of Europa; Border Crossings Theatre Company, Sligo
18. TREES; Smashing Times Theatre Company, Dublin
19. Visiting Artist Programme; Dublin Dance Festival
20. Young Craft Boosters; Design and Crafts Council of Ireland, Kilkenny

EU Platforms Case Studies

1. AEROWAVES; Lead Irish Partner, Aerowaves; Irish Members: Dance Cork, Firkin Crane, Cork; Dance Limerick, Limerick.
2. EFFEA. AOIFE (Association of Irish Festival Events), Galway
3. ESNS Exchange; First Music Contact, Dublin
4. FEDORA; Irish National Opera, Dublin
5. FUTURES; PhotoIreland, Dublin
6. LINA; Irish Architecture Foundation, Dublin; Architecture at the Edge, Galway
7. THEATRE IN PALM; Smashing Times International Centre for Arts & Equality

Culture Moves Europe | Artist Case Studies

1. Fiona Byrne
2. Anne Marie Deacy & Rachel Doolin
3. Mairéad Duffy
4. Lana May Fleming, Luke van Gelderen and Frances Hennigan
5. Lucy Folan
6. Paul Hallahan
7. Frances Healy
8. Claire Hurley
9. Christine Mackey
10. Jan McCullough
11. Susan Mannion
12. Garrett Norton
13. Naomi Louisa O'Connell
14. Caitríona O'Leary
15. Áine Ryan
16. Augustina Taborda

Across Borders (2023 - 2024) | Design & Printing Information

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