20th October

Demystifying the role of the curator

by VAI
Creative Spark

FREE
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This webinar will take a closer look into the role of the curator; research interests, how to connect, collaborate and programme through your work and your practice. This webinar and clinics will be lead by curator, Kate Strain. 

Subsequent to this webinar a supplementary set of eight 20 minute 1-on-1 clinic sessions will then begin for up to 8 County Louth based Artists (1pm - 5pm) on the day. If you are a County Louth based artist and would like to sign up to for these post event clinics you can do so at the following link: https://visualartists.ie/professional-development-_/#!event/2021/10/20/online-clinics-demystifying-the-role-of-the-curator

Tutor biography
 
Kate Strain is a curator based between Graz and Dublin. Since 2016 she is artistic director of Grazer Kunstverein, Austria, where she curates a seasonal artistic programme of new commissions, exhibitions, projects, publications and events. Strain is co-founder of the Department of Ultimology (where Ultimology is the study of that which is dead or dying) at CONNECT Centre for Future Networks and Communications, Trinity College Dublin. Strain also makes up one half of the paired curatorial practice RGKSKSRG, and is curator of The Centre For Dying On Stage online archive and commissioning platform. Strain’s research centres on the overlap between performance and performativity in visual arts practice.
 

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WEBINARS and ONLINE EVENTS: We use Zoom to host our online events. The following text should be followed and tested before registering for a Cafe or Help Desk Event. Zoom has an excellent Help Desk service if you are experiencing problems.

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VAI DISCLAIMER: the information provided in this webinar/ clinic / helpdesk is general information only and does not constitute legal or commercial advice. No liability whatsoever is accepted by Visual Artists Ireland for any action taken in reliance on the information. Legal advice should always be sought from professionals on your personal situation or matters of a legal or financial nature.

Connectivity: Do you experience connectivity issues when engaging with online VAI events? If so why not search for the nearest BCP (Broadband Connection Point) in your area? To explore your options please visit: https://nbi.ie/bcp-map/

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Date & Time

Wednesday, 20 October 2021
11:00 - 12:00 GMT

Location

Creative Spark, Clontygora Ct, Muirhevnamore, Dundalk, Louth, A91 HF77, Ireland


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WEBINARS and ONLINE EVENTS: We use Zoom to host our online events. The following text should be followed and tested before registering for a Cafe or Help Desk Event. Zoom has an excellent Help Desk service if you are experiencing problems.

You will be emailed a link to the event in the confirmation email you receive after you have registered.

VAI DISCLAIMER: the information provided in this webinar/ clinic / helpdesk is general information only and does not constitute legal or commercial advice. No liability whatsoever is accepted by Visual Artists Ireland for any action taken in reliance on the information. Legal advice should always be sought from professionals on your personal situation or matters of a legal or financial nature.

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