Centre for Creative Practices

19/01/2026

Inherited Futures: Practices of Belonging – CFCP 2027 Call for Artists Q&A Webinar for Artists & Curators.

Belonging is often shaped between languages, places, and generations.

CFCP invites second-generation migrant artists and curators to a free Q&A webinar about its 2027 national showcase and residential programme, Inherited Futures: Practices of Belonging.

Learn about the application process and ask any questions you might have.

When - 24 January I 10 am I Online
Free webinar
Registration required -

Q&A Webinar for Artists & Curators Interested in Applying to CFCP’s 2027 Programme: Inherited Futures – Practices of Belonging.

17/04/2023

Call for submissions for visual arts and multidisciplinary projects by or involving migrant and culturally diverse artists for the Centre for Creative Practices’ 2024 programme.

Open Call | Centre for Creative Practices Programme 2024

Deadline – 30/04/2023

The Centre for Creative Practices invites submissions from PROFESSIONAL migrant and culturally diverse artists and local artists working with culturally diverse artists for our 2024 visual arts and multidisciplinary programme.

We especially welcome participatory, collaborative, multidisciplinary and experimental proposals by individual artists and by collectives. All projects have to include an artist’s talk and a participatory workshop for audiences.

Artists’ fees, production and marketing costs will be covered and curatorial and production support offered by CFCP for the selected project. Up to 10 projects will be selected.

https://cfcp.ie

Connecting, integrating, and promoting Migrant Artists, Migrant Arts, Culturally Diverse Arts Communities, Arts Participation Groups and developing migrant arts and intercultural arts practices in Ireland.

23/11/2022

CFCP Newsletter November 2022 - Camouflage & Ukrainian Music Concert -

Hi This week the Centre for Creative Practices has the great pleasure of inviting you to two extraordinary events:

15/11/2022

CFCP Newsletter November 2022 - The Wartime Art Archives continued -

Hi  Centre for Creative Practices cordially invites you to the opening of   The Wartime Art Archives continued   The Wartime Art Archives continued is an exhibition and multidisciplinary programme featuring works by Adam Kos, Aljoscha, Christina Bennett, Csilla Toldy, Eleni Kolliop...

16/09/2022

CFCP Newsletter September 2022 -

Hi   We hope you are all well and had not only a hot but also pleasant summer without too many bumpy events. This Autumn at CFCP, we are finishing an intensive two years of professional development that included one year of Curatorial Studies with the Zurich University of the Arts an...

09/07/2022

You know the first day I met Shula was the very same day my dad died… had a voice message when I got to Bergamo saying he’d died whilst I was on the plane…. That was 4th July 2012….

04/04/2022

Those of you who visited the centre when it was a physical space might remember a large dog with dreadlocks who loves having her head stroked and attended every event we had, Shula.

Well unfortunately Shula isn’t very well. She has been suffering with kidney problems for about a year and hoped with help and diet it could be controlled, well over the past week she started to go down hill rapidly so much so she ended up last night in UCD on fluids. Have no idea what the future will bring for this beautiful girl but thought it right to share with friends. She’s seriously not well.

28/03/2022

Call for artistic proposals for exhibition from artists living in direct provision -

Hi   Centre for Creative Practices is looking for an individual artist or an artists' collective living currently in direct provision to create and showcase their new artwork in response to works by a visual artist Belinda Loftus whose exhibition will take place in September 2022 in ...

28/02/2022

Please help

Please share! Drop off point in Gorey for non First Aid or perishable items.

We have been asked by friends of ours that have family and friends in the Ukraine to assist with their efforts to gather care packages that can be sent to the Ukraine to help support the victims of this war.

“We want to send supplies that are most needed in times like this:

- nappies, blankets, food and baby formula
- soft mattresses, towels
- sleeping bags
- basic hygiene and intimate products for women
- clothes for children, women and elderly people.
- cans and other food that can last for a couple of weeks

We have a courier that is delivering the supplies free of charge, weekly. They can be found at 22 Moyle Road, Cabra East, Dublin. They are open Wednesday to Friday in the afternoon and Saturday and Sunday during the day. “

Oliver's Car Service Centre in Gorey are more than happy to help by acting as a local drop off point for any items listed above or personal care packages. We will arrange for a van to collect any contributions left at our drop off point during this week on Monday 7th March 2022

If you have any questions please feel free to send us a PM

Please bring any donations into the front of the garage and please do not leave any donations outside the premises.

The opening times for drop-offs are:
Mon-Fri 8.45am - 5.15pm
Sat 8.45am - 12.30pm

Oliver's Car Service Centre
Y25D525 - out past the Gorey Business Park and Gorey Rangers

22/02/2022

Call for artistic proposals for 2023 involving migrant and culturally diverse artists in Ireland -

Hi   I hope you are all very well.   It has been a while since we last spoke, and I hope all is good in your lives and that you are all pursuing interesting projects.   The application deadline for the Arts Council funding for 2023 is 10th of March this year, and  I am reaching ou...