Open Call: Summer School on Collaborative Practice and Social Change
Create and Counterpoints Arts are pleased to announce the 2024 Summer School on Collaborative Practice and Social Change for up to 14 artists and cultural activists. The Summer School will take place over six days: 10 – 15 June 2024, at Killary Lodge, Co Galway.
The deadline for submission is 5pm, Monday 15 April 2024.
In a world increasingly shaped by the erosion of democracy and public trust, together with the impact of global displacement, the Summer School on Collaborative Practice and Social Change invites socially engaged artists and cultural activists to take part in a unique and timely learning space.
The six-day format of the Summer School is designed as an immersive incubator inviting participants to work on an imagined cooperative commission, alongside skills training workshops, comparative case studies, peer-to-peer reflection and one-to-one mentoring.
We encourage applications from artists and cultural activists who are involved or are interested in social change and movement organising in relation to structures of inequality, further inviting intersectional practices shaped by a range of mediums including music, film, theatre, creative writing, journalism, architecture and design and visual arts, amongst others.
Please find more information and the application process at the link below:
The deadline for submission is 5pm, Monday 15 April 2024.
The Summer School is delivered in partnership by Create and Counterpoints Arts with funding support from The Arts Council of Ireland and the Rowan Trust.
