Artist in the Community Scheme Bursary Awards

Guidelines for Applicants (audio)

1. About the Artist in the Community Scheme Bursary Award: 02:12

1.1 Who is this Bursary aimed at?: 02:39

1.2 Objectives and priorities of the award: 06:00

1.3 Who can apply?: 08:21

1.4 Who is the applicant?: 09:50

1.5 Who cannot apply?: 10:11

1.6 How much can you apply for?: 11:49

1.7 What you cannot apply for: 16:54

1.8 Supporting material that you need to submit: 18:20

1.9 Eligibility: 21:45

2. Making your application: 22:58

2.1 Budget Guidelines: 24:15

2.2 Prepare any supporting material required for the application: 24:55

2.3 After you apply - what happens next?: 27:52

3. Processing and assessment of applications: 28:15

3.1 The assessment process: 28:20

3.2 How we assess your application: 30:01

3.3 The peer panel process: 32.09

3.4 Declaration of interest: 33:55

3.5/ 3.6 Outcome of applications: 35:51

3.7 Making an appeal: 36:55

3.8 Documentation and evaluation: 37:19

4. Data Protection: 37:40

Create and Counterpoints Arts

Summer School on Collaborative Practice and Social Change

Guidelines for Applicants (audio)

1. Who should apply? (00:06)

2. Who is not eligible? (00:31)

3. How to apply and deadlines (00:38)

4. Applicant supports (03:04)

5. About Create and Counterpoints Arts (04:02)

END (06:08)

Artist Mentoring Award

Guidelines for Applicants (audio)

1. Who is eligible for a Mentoring Award? (00:07)

2. Who is not eligible? (00:47)

3. How to apply and deadlines (01:04)

4. Making your application (03.35)

5. How can we support you? (04:01)

7. Data Protection (05:05)

END (06:15)

Catalyst Residency with Create and Fire Station Artists's Studios

Guidelines for Applicants (audio)

1. Who is eligible? (00:08)

2. Who is not eligible? (01:08)

3. How to apply and deadlines (01:18)

4. Making your application (03.27)

5. How can we support you? (04:12)

6. About Create and Fire Station Artists' Studios (05:17)

7. Data Protection (08:08)

Research & Development Award and Project Realisation Award

Guidelines for Applicants (audio)

1. About the Artist in the Community Scheme Awards 06:07

1.2. Objective and priorities of the award 06:20

2. What awards are offered in the AIC Scheme? 10:09

2.1. Who is eligible to apply? 16:19

2.2. Who is the applicant? 18:07

2.3. Who may not apply? 18:46

2.4. What funding may you apply for? 21:40

2.5. Access Costs 23:49

2.6. What you may and may not apply for 26:52

2.7. Eligibility Criteria 29:05

2.8 Supporting Material 29:34

3. Making your online application 35:28

3.1. Prepare your supporting material 37:30

4. Processing and assessment of applications 40:21

4.2. The Assessment Process 40:47

4.3. Criteria for the Assessment of applications 41:50

4.4. Peer Assessment Panels 46:17

4.5. Outcome of applications 49:41

4.6. Documentation 51:25

4.7. Reporting, Monitoring and Evaluation 53:22

5. Glossary 58:51

Data Protection 1:00:56

A Song for Gimartin Road; story developed by Mark Storor with collaborators from the For Our Grand(m)Others project based in Gilmartin Road, Tuam.

For Our Grand(m)Others is funded by Creative Places Tuam, an Arts Council initiative managed by Create, the national development agency for Collaborative Arts

Original composition written and recorded by Kathleen Keenan, commissioned as part of the For Our Grand(m)Others project developed by artist Mark Storor in collaboration with residents of Gilmartin Road, Tuam.

For Our Grand(m)Others is funded by Creative Places Tuam, an Arts Council initiative managed by Create, the national development agency for Collaborative Arts

We are delighted to share this panel from our Networking Event in November 2022, featuring Critical Friends, a network of professional practitioners with socially engaged, participatory and collaborative practices who have graduated at a Masters level, who are currently engaged in a hybrid library and archive- based residency with Create.

The front bar in Reapy’s was packed to the rafters at lunchtime on April the 6th, for our very first live in-person Ory’Sta, welcoming Maureen Kennelly (Director, Arts Council), Patrick Fox (Director, Heart of Glass) and Ailbhe Murphy (Director, Create). This is the fifth in our Ory’Sta series of discussion events with artists, residents, community groups, and business people from Tuam and beyond.

No longer confined to a Zoom screen, we were thrilled to welcome artists and community members to discuss creative place making. Tuam is a unique place with many deeply embedded artistic and cultural habits and practices. This made for a rich conversation between all of our guests, including addressing how different communities can engage creatively to build the version of place they want to be a part of? How can artists be key partners in this work? How will Create and Tuam continue to work together to realise their shared visions? We discussed legacy, and the importance of ensuring that the great work already started can continue, when Create’s role in the project finishes at the end of 2023.

As we near the midway point of the Creative Places Tuam programme, we have invited reflections from local artists and residents. Here is a piece written by Old Tuam Society, on the history of Tuam.

Image courtesy Old Tuam Society