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  • Home
  • About us
  • Members Area
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      • Jobs & Opportunities Advertising Policy
      • Your Listing – Submit Job / Opportunity
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VAI News

The Unseen Shows Podcast by VAI – Episode 5: Gary Coyle ‘Dreaming Different Dreams’

The Unseen Shows is a new podcast series by Visual Artists Ireland, featuring interviews with artists whose exhibitions have been

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National Sculpture Factory Announce Recipients of Graduate Residency Awards 2020

Since its inception, National Sculpture Factory (NSF) primary objective has been to support the talents of artists, at all stages

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Artists announced for Accenture’s Women on Walls at DCU

Five award-winning and internationally-acclaimed artists have been selected for Accenture’s Women on Walls at DCU initiative, which will celebrate the

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Dominic McKeown and Sinéad O’Neill-Nicholl Awarded University of Atypical’s Graduate Award 2020

University of Atypical is delighted to once more announce their annual Graduate Award, aimed at supporting D/deaf and disabled artists

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June Webinar Recordings Now Available to Members

Our Webinar’s and online events over the last few months have been very popular with over one thousand places booked.

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Belfast Exposed Announce Artists for Future Artists Programme 2020

Belfast Exposed are delighted to announce this year’s six successful applicants to the ‘Futures Artists’ programme. The six emerging artists

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Alan Phelan and David Beattie Awarded the Plinth Commissions 2020/21 – Void Gallery, Derry

Void Gallery is delighted to announce artists Alan Phelan and David Beattie as the recipients of the Plinth Commissions for

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Get Together Recordings | Illustrating A Point – Panel Discussion

Get Together 2020 has been postponed due to Covid-19 and we hope to reschedule the event in Spring 2021. In

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Have Your Say | Research on the Needs of Artist Workspaces in Dublin – Dublin City Council

The Dublin City Council Arts Office is looking for existing and emerging artists to participate in a research study that

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New Research Points to “Cultural Catastrophe” in UK – Creative Industries Federation

“Cultural catastrophe” – over 400,000 creative jobs could be lost, with the UK creative industries projected to lose £1.4 billion

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