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ate & Time: 12pm, Tuesday 11th March Location: Bank of Ireland Theatre, O’Donoghue Centre for Drama, Theatre & Performance, University of Galway A workshop that explores audio-visual immersive installations, with a special emphasis on embodiment and multi-sensory engagement. Jane will share insights from her recent community-based projects that involve collaboration with adults who have intellectual disabilities. Additionally, artists from Arts Alive will be present to discuss their current collaborative project with Jane, which focuses on using microcontrollers to create tactile musical performance instruments. Jane and Arts Alive are supported by The Galway International Arts Festival Elevate grant and the Create Artists in the Community Scheme. This session is run in collaboration with Arts in Action. RESERVE TICKETS  Link to Galway Advertiser piece here.  Introducing ‘The Sound Nest’ an interactive music-making experience presented at The Nuns island Theatre
Wednesday 4th to Saturday 7th December Open daily from 10am - 5pm Produced in collaboration with renowned artist Jane Cassidy, The Sound Nest is an interactive music-making experience set within stunning, synchronized visual projections. Designed for inclusivity, the project allows groups to create harmonious music together performing on color-coded instruments called sound nests, in response to an animated musical score. The music and visuals were co-created over a year with participants with intellectual disabilities attending That’s Life arts programmes. We are very grateful for the continuing support of The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon for helping us to develop this project. Link for Creative in Residence Talk at CREW 
Event Link: https://www.galwayartscentre.ie/whats-on/identity/
Where: Nuns Island Theatre When: April 12 - 17, 2024, 10 - 5 Free
Arts Alive Galway are delighted to unveil two exceptional audio-visual pieces created in collaboration with artist Jane Cassidy. Identity delves into the multifaceted identities of ten artists with intellectual disabilities.
People with intellectual disabilities are often marginalised in society, they can go unseen and their voices unheard. By showcasing the identity of 10 individuals with intellectual disabilities IDENTITY aims to challenge preconceived notions around people with intellectual disabilities and reshape the way the world sees them. By showcasing their perspectives and lives the exhibition seeks to dismantle stereotypes and to amplify their voices. Proudly supported by Galway City Arts Office and Brothers of Charity Services Ireland.  Tickets:
https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/workshop-and-choir-at-interface-with-the-serpentine-choir-and-jane-cassidy-tickets-640580813457TICKETS: Twisted Lane Productions, a spectacle theatre company based in Connemara, Co. Galway, brought together a jolly crew of artists and performers to collaborate over two days. It was so fun to play, experiment and make with no expectations or deadlines. Thank you so much to the Arts Council Ireland for funding this project and to Twisted Lane to kick-starting conversations, collaborations and games. https://www.instagram.com/twistedlaneproductions/ https://www.instagram.com/cikadacircus/ https://www.instagram.com/samyelyel/  I had a ball on residency with a great collaborative group of artists and makers. We were led by Anna Newell to develop theatre for the very very very young (0-1 year olds). Massive thanks to The Performance Corporation for bringing us together and Arts Council Ireland for funding this delightful project.  |
