Studio 468

studio 468 features in Common Ground's new website which was launched today.

Common Ground was delighted to host Maureen Kennelly, Director of the Arts Council in the Lodge where Common Ground is based today. Along with meeting our artists in residence Evelyn Broderick in studio 468, Manar Al Shouha at the Lodge, board member Catherine Marshall and jazz musician Colm O’Hara, we shared with Maureen our newly designed website which we launched today. We are very grateful to the Arts Council for its Capacity Building Support scheme which has funded the redesign and build of our website. It was designed and built by David Stanley of Remo Creative along with our logo refresh and colour palette by designer Ruth Martin. Have a browse of our new website here: https://www.commonground.ie/

We were delighted to host Maureen Kennelly, Director of the Arts Council in Common Ground today. Along with meeting our artists in residence Evelyn Broderick and Manar Al Shouha and musician Colm O’Hara, we shared with Maureen our newly designed website which we launched today. We are very grateful to the Arts Council for its Capacity Building Support scheme which has funded the redesign and build of our website. It was designed and built by David Stanley of Remo Creative along with our logo refresh and colour palette by designer Ruth Martin. Have a browse of our new website here: https://www.commonground.ie/

We’re delighted to host Culture Night with artist Evelyn Broderick in studio 468 in St Andrew’s Community Centre, Rialto on Friday Sept 23rd. Evelyn invites us all to experience ‘The People’s Shed’ where she will host live traditional music and printmaking and through communal workshop spaces share skills and knowledge.

Join us on Fri Sept 23rd from 5.30 – 9.30pm. This a free, no alcohol event.

Evelyn was awarded A Radical Imagination - a community based residency in 2022. A Radical Imagination is an initiative of Common Ground funded by the Arts council and Dublin City Council Arts Office and with the valued support of St Andrew’s Community Centre.

Fatima Wsa Me City - link below. Filmed in studio 468 from 2018 to end of 2019.

Fatima Was Me City ‘Fatima Was Me City’ reveals searingly honest testimonies from a group of 6 men who grew up in Fatima Mansions, Rialto, Dublin during the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s. The marks of those decades are revealed, from the brutality of growing up with violence, drug addiction and the devastation caused ...

Check out the Networks of Solidarity talks online. Co-organised by artist Kate O'Shea who was awarded the Just City Counter Narrative Neighbourhood award 2020 -2022 by Common Ground and is based in studio 468.

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We are delighted to announce a new community based residency award, A Radical Imagination which will run from April 2022 to December 2022. It offers two collaborative or socially engaged artists / arts collective / community partners an opportunity to be based in Dublin 8 over a two year period between two settings with multiple supports.

The first phase, from April to December 2022 will be primarily a research phase, located in both studio 468 and the Lodge, Inchicore. The timing of the award also marks when Dublin 8, the area in which Common Ground works and is located continues to experience multiple changes to its urban and social fabric as we navigate our way through a pandemic.

WHO SHOULD APPLY?
We welcome proposals from a cross section of socially engaged / collaborative artist(s) and / or art collectives / community groups who are new, or not so new, to this field of practice and are interested in engaging in, expanding or collaborating across art forms and disciplines.
Please go to www.commonground.ie for the A Radical Imagination brief.

We are delighted to announce a new community based residency award, A Radical Imagination which will run from April 2022 to December 2022. It offers two collaborative or socially engaged artists / arts collective / community partners an opportunity to be based in Dublin 8 over a two year period between two settings with multiple supports.

The first phase, from April to December 2022 will be primarily a research phase, located in both studio 468 and the Lodge, Inchicore. The timing of the award also marks when Dublin 8, the area in which Common Ground works and is located continues to experience multiple changes to its urban and social fabric as we navigate our way through a pandemic.

WHO SHOULD APPLY?
We welcome proposals from a cross section of socially engaged / collaborative artist(s) and / or art collectives / community groups who are new, or not so new, to this field of practice and are interested in engaging in, expanding or collaborating across art forms and disciplines.

Please go to www.commonground.ie for the A Radical Imagination brief.

OPEN CALL from Pallas Projects / Studios.

Home - Open House Dublin 2021 HOME – a conversation between artist Pat Curran and architectural historian Dr Ellen Rowley on the lived experience and value of social housing specific to Dublin 8. Filmed in September 2021 during Pat’s solo exhibition – HOME – at Pallas Projects. Filmmaker: Cathy Dunne. Produced by Common ...

HOME - PAT CURRAN 2021 An exhibition of Pat Curran's paintings as part of Pallas Projects/Studios Artist Initiated Projects 2020-2021

Former studio 468 artist in residence painter and artist Pat Curran gave a talk to residents from Dolphin House and the former Fatima Mansions on his first solo show HOME. Some people recognised thier family members and it was a treat to welcome and see so many familiar faces and spend time together. Pallas Projects/Studios Dolphin House Community Centre F2 Centre Fatima Groups United SAOL Rialto Community Drug Team HOME is open to the public from 12 noon to 6pm on Thurs, Fri, Sat until October 9th. Pallas Projects are located in the former St Brigids NS at the Coombe.