Live Art Ireland invites applications to apply for a free two-day workshop culminating in a collective performance at Milford House, North Tipperary. The workshop takes place on 29 and 30 October 2026, with the collective performance on 31 October (Samhain). The workshop forms part of an international residency running at Live Art Ireland from 12
An afternoon of Live Art from International and local queer, global majority artists
On Sunday, five artists in residence put together a programme of four performances in and around Live Art Ireland, with assistant facilitator @joannaryanpurcell. Eleni Kolliopoulou and Stratos Papadoudis performed Quiet Hours in the Blue Room. This performance commented on the death of democracy. Through the absurdity of Beckett, the piercing images of war machinery, and the
A Curator–Artist Mentorship Programme Aistearóir is the Irish word for journey. This curator–artist mentorship programme invites six curators to participate in a developmental residency at Live Art Ireland from 8th–12th April. During this period, the curators select the artist with whom they wish to work and mentor them throughout the year, using whatever means of
ACCESS SUPPORT WORKERDeadline: 5pm, 12th January 2026Live Art Ireland is looking for a flexible part-time Access Support Worker to assist with Deej Fabyc’s needs as a neurodivergent artist and CEO of Live Art Ireland.Deej Fabyc is a world-renowned live artist known for their diverse practice encompassing performance, installation, photography, and video. Their work explores the
Queer Christmas Cabaret is a free festive event hosted by Live Art Ireland in partnership with North Tipperary Queer Shed, taking place on 20th December at 7.30pm at Milford House, Borrisokane, Co. Tipperary. The evening features four live performers — JaYne (neo-soul/jazz), Nat Stone (folk/soul), DJ and cultural curator Renn Miano, and Ukrainian vocalist Olena
Tickets https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/season-of-the-witch-tickets-1438148082629?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl Must be the Season of the Witch 🧙 Witchcraft and the post truth era. CALL OUT DEADLINE 02/06/2025 Dates: Beginning on June 26th. There will be a workshop 28th, 29th & 30th of June with a residency from 26th June to 17th of July. A Three-Day Workshop of Movement, Magic & Dreamwork 28,
S-A-O-L Live Performance Art Event Saturday 12th April at 7pm The evening will begin with a live performance from Sandra Corrigan Breathnach, Deej Fabyc and Julieann O’Malley. Afterwards, there will be a Live Performance Jam, giving workshop participants an opportunity to perform. Holding that we ourselves are part of nature, Sandra Corrigan-Breathnach will employ a
/ Preservation and Loss: Writing (after) Performance The artists selected to participate in the Marilyn Arsem and Mark Leahy Residency and workshop which took place in June 2024 were Nichole Panneton, Rob La Frenais, Ann Conwy, Marianne Marcote, Alisa Alho, Deej Fabyc, Georgia Lale, Silke Michaels & Carlos Tejo. The durational performances are a response
Announcing a collaborative event between @live_art_ireland and @partyhereandnow CON/p(art)y is a pre festival event between the two live art organisations. Convergence 2025- A Borderless Romance- 8 – 10th August And Here and Now Performance Art Festival 2025- 13 – 14 September When: Sunday 15th June 12-4pm. Where: The People Museum of Limerick (Coach house and gardens) CON/p(art)y The Lineup:
On the 5th of October there was a very special walk in the Redwood bog A big thanks to the community of people involved in Portach Promenade: Local history from James O’Meara and James Heenan Bog Marshal Nellius O’Meara Community organisers: Olive O’Meara and Theresia Guschlbauer Castle Host: Coleesa Egan Biodiversity and bog ecology from
All the way from Mexico and California, join interdisciplinary performance art troupe La Pocha Nostra for a special performance gathering featuring core members: Guillermo Gómez-Peña, Balitronica and Federico Tello. For this work the troupe will worked with 10 local guest artists, dancers, poets and storytellers – Paul Regan, Deej Fabyc, Annie Hogg, Layla Tobin, Lucy Lambe, Julie