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Open Call | Artist in the Community Scheme Round 2 from The Arts Council

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Create Ireland
Published 25/08/26 - 3 weeks ago
€15,000.00
Category
Funding / Awards
Website
https://artscouncil.ie/funding-opportunities/artist-in-the-community-scheme-round-2/
Deadline
2026-09-28 17:00:00
Links to Guidelines
https://artscouncil.ie/funding-opportunities/artist-in-the-community-scheme-round-2/
Description

The Artist in the Community Scheme is managed by Create, the national development agency for collaborative arts, on behalf of the Arts Council.

Application packs are available on the Create website in advance of the award deadline.

Opportunities available under this award include:

  • A Research and Development Award (without mentoring)
  • A Research and Development Award (with mentoring)
  • A Recent Graduate Research and Development Award (with mentoring)
  • A Project Realisation Award

Information session 2nd of September 2-4pm.

To register for the information session, click here.

For more information and to apply, click here.

 

 
 
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