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Feasibility study into potential Inishowen Art Festival to be released

written by Daniel Brennan October 28, 2023
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The results of a feasibility study into a potential new Inishowen Art Festival are to be unveiled next week.

The study has been ongoing for a year, under the mentorship of Keith Whittle, and made possible through the support of Arts Council of Ireland Capacity Building Funding.

The result of that study is to be unveiled at the Saldanha Gallery in Fort Dunree next Saturday, the 4th of November, from 6-8pm.

Artlink Project Co-ordinator Rebecca Strain said:  “We are thrilled to invite everyone who contributed to our research and anyone interested in the future of arts in Inishowen to join us for the launch of our new report.”

“The event promises an evening of engaging conversations, networking opportunities, and the sowing of creative seeds. Attendees will have the chance to delve into the findings of the feasibility study and learn about the strategic actions that Artlink and its partners plan to undertake.”

There will also be a keynote address by the renowned curator, academic, and writer Keith Whittle. With bases in both London and Tokyo, Keith is celebrated for his support of diverse and emergent artistic and curatorial practices. His work, which often bridges the historical and contemporary realms, emphasises cultural exchange and transnational dialogues.

Artlink Project Co-ordinator Martha McCulloch, added: “Our feasibility study represents a year-long collaborative effort to explore the rich potential of an art festival – and we’re really excited to share our discoveries and strategies with the local community.”

“The event will be further enriched by light refreshments, accompanied by captivating music by Nine Hazels – creating an atmosphere that celebrates the very essence of creativity and innovation in Inishowen”.

In addition to the unveiling of the Feasibility Study Report, the Saldanha Gallery will also host a new exhibition showcasing 30 years of Artlink projects. Curated by Dr Adriana Valderrama Lopez from Ulster University and Martha McCulloch, it provides a unique glimpse into Artlink’s enduring legacy in the Inishowen peninsula. Accompanying the exhibition will be a new digital archive, showcasing the evolution of projects and initiatives over the years.

For further information about the Inishowen Art Festival Feasibility Study Report Launch, the new Artlink Archive, or upcoming exhibitions and events during October and November 2023, visit www.artlink.ie find us on Facebook.com/Artlinkfortdunreepage or contact a member of the Artlink team on 0838696513.

Feasibility study into potential Inishowen Art Festival to be released was last modified: October 28th, 2023 by Daniel Brennan
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