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Presenting your Work – Finding Places to Exhibit- 19th November

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Published 22/10/26 - 1 day ago
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Dermot Browne introduces his take on good practice for approaching and working with galleries. This webinar will take a practical and doable approach to establishing and maintaining good working relationships with arts organisations. Dermot will provide helpful dos and don’ts suitable for artists at any stage of their career but particularly for those starting out or looking to re-establish their career after a break.  He will also look at finding places to exhibit and making your won opportunities  There will be time for a Q&A so please bring any questions you may have.

Dermot Browne

Dermot Browne is a multidisciplinary artist, curator, and mentor based in Cork, Ireland. With a practice rooted in visual culture, he brings over two decades of experience in curating, exhibiting, and mentoring artists across Ireland. Dermot is the founder of Crane Visual and One Space Culture CLG, initiatives focused on accessible, regenerative arts engagement. His work bridges creative leadership, sustainability, and wellbeing, informed by training in Design Thinking, Conscious Leadership, and cultural entrepreneurship. Through a range of Embodiment practices, exhibitions, and one-to-one mentorship, he supports artists in navigating both practice and purpose in a changing (and challenging) cultural landscape.

This event is supported by Fingal County Council.

For more information and to register, click here.

 
 
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