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Open Call | An Fál Carrach Public Art Commission from Donegal County Council

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Traolach O Fionnáin, Arts Officer, Donegal County Council.
Published 16/07/26 - 5 days ago
€55,000.00
Location
Falcarragh, Co. Donegal, Ireland
Category
Commissions
Web Site
http://www.donegalculture.ie
Deadline
2026-09-11 00:00:00
Link to further details
https://www.donegalculture.ie/en/services/arts/public-art-advice-and-support/
Artist Payment
Artist Fee Paid
Terms & Conditions: Please tick all relevant terms that will be met by the organiser
Production budgetTransport of workTravel expensesInstallation costsMaterials budgetInsurance
Submission fee to apply
No
Fees or costs for the artist
There are no participation fees
Address
Donegal County Council Arts Service, Donegal County Library, Letterkenny, County Donegal. F92 KP90.
Description

Donegal County Council and Coiste Glan agus Glas An Fháil Charraigh, wish to commission a public artwork which responds to the folklore and the natural environment of the Gaeltacht area of An Fál Carrach. The commission is taking place in the context of an overall community-run, heritage and natural environment-themed project, funded by the CLÁR (Ceantair Laga Árd-Riachtanais) programme, which provides funding for small infrastructure projects which help to create vibrant, sustainable rural communities.

For more information and to apply, click here.

Artist Payment Policy
Donegal County Council complies with The Arts Council's Policy on Paying The Artist.
 
 
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Open Call | An Fál Carrach Public Art Commission from Donegal County Council