Blue Drum: Pedagogy of Cultural Rights [Wed, March 28, 2012 from Noon to 5 pm, Dublin]
Who knows what a cultural right looks like when it comes to community art? Our intention is to explore the creative life of parents and children.  

A New Pact Conversation

Conceived and Programmed: Vita Geluniene and Ed Carroll
Panel:
Juan William Chávez, artist, educator and cultural activist exploring the potential of space through creative initiatives that address community and cultural issues

Alison Ferring, artist, curator, gallery director, and board member committed to the arts as catalysts for positive change in the community

David Walsh, political scientist at The Catholic University of America and author addressing the philosophical revolution of the modern world 

Roseann Weiss, Director of Community and Public Arts at the Regional Arts Commission and advocate of pedagogy for artists and their partners in community contexts 

Date: February 23, 2014 at Xavier Theatre, St.Louis, USA.

The Economy Of Gift

Organised by Blue Drum and the Equality and Rights Alliance, May 28, 2014. Dublin. IRLEAND

City (Re)Searchers: Experiences of Publicness study was part funded by Creative Europe, Cultural Policy Analysis Unit.

The Agency Of Community Culture (May 28 2014) Mono

Heart and Soul is a poem composed by resident, Antoinette Carroll for the Charlemont time capsule that will opened in 2116.  

Antoinette Carroll Heart And Soul 2016

An interview with Paula Geraghty, film maker and community media activist
Prepared for: Gone But Not Forgotten - The legacy of community arts and culture and its agency for transformation now.

17/18 October 2016

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Legacy Paper #4

Šančių paradas

Catherine O'Halloran, a youth worker and artist with St. Munchin's Family Resource Centre, fascinated by 'those cultured young people from Moyross who express their distinct way of living and being in relationship to each other through street and graffiti art.

The recording was made during Another Conversation: A Show and Tell about culture and rights that was organised by Sandy Fitzgerald and Block T, Smithfield, Dublin in March 2012.

Cultural Rights: 'Destruction is a form of Creation'

In this podcast Blue Drum lays out the basis for a new conversation about the role a new community arts can play to reset Irish life. It calls for a fairer distribution of funding to community arts and a pedagogy of cultural rights in Ireland.

The recording was made during Another Conversation: Show and Tell about culture and rights initiated by Sandy Fitzgerald and Block T, Smithfield, Dublin in March 2012.


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What are Arts and Cultural Rights in Ireland?

Edited conversation organised as part of the EU Culture Study,  City (Re)Searches - Experiences of Publicness.  

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