Welcome to Youth Arts News Extra,
the email bulletin of the National Youth Arts Programme
at the National Youth Council of Ireland.

There is so much happening around the country this month that we've added the following extra bulletin for September. This bulletin is a resource for youth workers, artists, young people and others interested in youth arts. You are invited to share your experience and practice in youth arts by keeping all on the list informed of current youth arts activities, events, opportunities etc. both in Ireland and elsewhere.

Should you wish to submit news, information or opportunities relating to the arts with, by or for young people, please send all details to artsbulletin@nyci.ie

The closing date for new submissions is Friday September 30th for inclusion in the next bulletin on Tuesday 4th October

This month:

Art Competitions
1. Rotary Club of Otorohanga Inc. An International High School Student Art Competition

Publications
2. Creating Chances: Arts Interventions, explores the impact of creative projects on the work of Pupil Referral Units
3. The Hybrid Worker: a report on practised approaches that show unexpected results in health, education and the arts

Celebrations
4. Family Day hosted by The Dock, Co. Leitrim

Courses
5. Creating Safety: child protection & youth arts
6. Leargas: Training Course in Youth Exchanges, Austria
7. NCAD prospectus 2006 -2007 now available
8. Rathmines College, Enrolment for Arts Management Course with Business Studies
9. Two year Foundation Degree in Inclusive Performance (UK)
10. Gaiety School of Acting announce part time courses for young people

Dance
11. Dance Theatre Ireland announce full list of courses

Digital Media
12. First for Ireland - Grab a camera and get ready to roll!
13. Darklight festival: the best in new digital art and cinema to Ireland, an opportunity for both aspiring and established filmmakers!

Drama
14. Dublin Theatre Festival Family Season 2005

Exhibitions
15. Precaution: Youngfringe at the Irish Museum of Modern Art
16. Butler Gallery, Kilkenny, 90 seconds at Alcazár Eve Sussman &The Rufus Corporation

Festivals
15. Baboró; International Arts Festival For Children

Jobs and Opportunities
18.‘DALLIANCE’ Dublin Aids Alliance (DAA), Volunteers needed for an inspiring new initiative
19 Adelaide and Meath Hospitals seeking artists to facilitate art sessions
20. Wexford County Council invite Tenders for Artist Liaison

Music
21. Journal of Music in Ireland (JMI), September/ October edition now available

Outdoor Events
22. Artists symposium at Emo Court Laois County Council
23. 43rd Belfast Festival at Queens: Insect Parade
24. Youth Day in conjunction with Carrick-on-Shannon Community School

Funding
25. Pulse Funding Initiative

Conferences/ Seminars
26. You C.A.N. Annual International Conference
27. Arts - Towards an Inclusive Society, Northern Ireland 2005
28. Risky Business Symposium The creative arts as an intervention activity for young people at risk
29. World Summit on the Arts and Culture
30. Leargas: Are you looking for partner groups for your YOUTH Exchange?

1. Rotary Club of Otorohanga Inc. An International High School Student Art Competition

Art Festival Committee 14th - 27th July 2006
For entry details see: www.otenz.co.nz/art

First Prize: NZ$1000 plus return air travel to New Zealand.Three weeks fully hosted vacation. Visits to Art Museums, Weta Workshop Studio (home of Lord of the Rings and King Kong). Tourist activities in the North Island of New Zealand.

Criteria to be followed:
One entry only per person.
Student must have been undertaking full time High School studies during 2006.
Entrants must be under 18 years of age on 14th July 2006.
Choice of candidates is left to the discretion of the school
Entries are to be submitted to a local Rotary Club, which will arrange an elimination so that one entry from each school will go forward to the final.

Works may be of any medium e.g. oils, watercolour, ink, pencil, collage, etc.
Works must be ready for hanging, i.e. to have suitable frame or mount with “D” mounts and cord attached for hanging.
Art work must not exceed 660 x 500mm (26” x 20”), inclusive of frame or mounting card.
No triptychs unless within the measurements above.
All entries must to be for sale.
An envelope containing name of the artist, address and telephone number, school, and selling price of work (inclusive of 25% commission), must be securely attached to back of the work.

In the event of winning, the entrant must be willing and able to undertake overseas travel.

All entries must be submitted by June 1st 2006

Proceeds from this Art Festival will fund Child and Youth related charitable projects
supported by the Rotary Club of Otorohanga, New Zealand.
Rotary Club of Otorohanga Inc
P O Box 209
Otorohanga
NEW ZEALAND 2564
email: art@otenz.co.nz <mailto:art@otenz.co.nz>

2. Creating Chances: Arts Interventions in Pupil Referral Units and Learning Support Units
Richard Ings with photographs by Adrian Fisk

2004, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, 48pp, ISBN 1-903080-01-0
Available from Central Books orders@centralbooks.com £6.00
This book explores the impact of creative projects on the work of Pupil Referral Units and Learning Support Units around England. Creative Chances is an important contribution to the literature on how arts interventions can help to reach the marginalized and excluded child. It provides the teaching profession with fresh ideas and new approaches to making connections with our most troubled young people. It also examines the role of the artist as a catalyst for creativity and personal development.

3. The Hybrid Worker: a report on practised approaches that show unexpected results in health, education and the arts

Hybrid work and its practitioners, characterised by unconventional thinking that leads to unexpected discoveries, have their share of problems. Policy and training structures that feed into health, education, the arts and other public services are usually rigid in structure and slow to change their ways of working. This is certainly true of creative hybrid practice, which can be ignored by arts and social policy funding alike.

Creative hybrid practice is so new that there is debate as to what constitutes quality and success. Should the work be judged on the process or on the product at the end of the process? It is evident from such debate that new evaluation methods are needed to judge the success or failure of hybrid practice. Watch this space.

This is an excerpt of the article featured in Children in Scotland magazine - June 2005 issue - by Jennifer Williams, Executive Director of CCC. Jennifer is a contributor to Working for the future: re-imagining the children’s workforce, a seminar organised by Children in Scotland, the International Futures Forum and the Scottish Council Foundation on behalf of the Scottish Parliament’s Futures Forum which took place on 13 June in Edinburgh. A report of the conference will be available from Children in Scotland in September 2005. www.scottish.parliament.uk/nmCentre/futures/

4.Family Day hosted by the Dock Leitrim

On Saturday 17th September The Dock, Carrick-on-Shannon will host a family day, kicking off at 11am with street theatre and puppetry and continuing into the afternoon with storytelling, music, Punch and Judy and a poetry workshop for 8-12 year olds.

For more information contact 071 9650828 or email info@thedock.ie

5. Creating Safety: child protection & youth arts
Paddington Arts Centre, London, UK, 26 September 2005
This one-day course is essential training for anyone working with young people and the arts, but especially those using more physical art forms, such as dance and drama. Developed in conjunction with South East Dance this course compliments the Arts Council England “Keeping Arts Safe” guidelines developed with the NSPCC. The training will cover current child protection legislation in line with the requirements of the Criminal Records Bureau (CRB), within the context of delivering a youth arts project and includes a “safe touch” section, exploring how child protection guidelines can be maintained within more physical art forms. It will be of benefit to individuals and organisations looking to develop their own child protection policy and maintain standards of good practice, providing practical advice and guidelines to develop confidence and sensible structures around child protection issues within youth arts. For further details please visit www.artswork.org.uk/artsplan

6. Leargas; Training Course in Youth Exchanges

“Participation & Project Management” Austria 28th November-4th December 2005
Targeting newcomers to the YOUTH Programme, youth leaders and those who want to run international youth exchanges
Deadline for receipt of Applications 21st September 2004
Objectives
· Participants will be treated as co-managers of the course and therefore will have a strong say about content and methodology of the course

· Participants will be trained in project development and project management
· Participants will learn about networking, long distance co-operation and evaluation.
· Participants will be given information about the YOUTH Programme as a vehicle for project development with a focus on Action 1

Working Methods
The focus will be active participation, experiential learning, learning by doing and workshops. Working language will be English.

Duration 28th November - 4th December 2005, five full working days, two days for travelling.
Venue Gasthof-Pension Erentrudisalm, Elsbethen (near Salzburg), Austria, Tel.: 0662/622498 www.erentrudisalm.at
Cost Participants will pay €50 fee
Lorraine Gilligan
Project Officer - Training & Evaluation
Youth Work Service - Leargas
Growing Through Transnational Experience: www.leargas.ie/youth
Lorraine Gilligan: lgilligan@leargas.ie or Emmanualle Guyot eguyot@leargas.ie Tel; 01 873 14 11

7. NCAD prospectus 2006 -2007 now available Undergraduate Open Day

Undergraduate Open Day Thursday 1st December 2005 -9.30am to 2.30 pm
Postgraduate Open Evening Thursday 2 February 2006 - 4.30 to 6pm
For prospectus, please contact:
National College of Art and Design
100 Thomas Street
Dublin 8
Tel: 01 636 4200
fios@ncad.ie
www.ncad.ie

8. Rathmines College, Enrolment now for Arts Management and Production with Business Studies

Arts Management and Production with Business Studies
*Duration: One year full-time
*Entry Requirements: Leaving Certificate or equivalent. Mature students welcome
Modules: Event Management,Radio/Video Production, Business Administration, Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations, Design, Technical/Presentation Skills, IT Skills, Communications

Award, FETAC Level 2 Award in Business Studies (BBSXX)

Contact Admissions Office, Rathmines College of Further Education
Town Hall, Rathmines, Dublin 6
Tel: 4975334 Fax: 4979678 E-mail: info@rsc.cdvec.ie
Web www.rathmines-college.com
City of Dublin Vocational Educational Committee

9. Chicken Shed Theatre Company launches new two year Foundation Degree in Inclusive Performance

This is the first theatre-based full-time course of its kind in the UK,and offers a pathway into a full BA qualification as well as a rare route into professional performance and performance management. The course aims to provide a rich and varied range of theoretical and practical contexts in order to empower the student to explore performance in its inclusive artistic dimension - with linked socio-political, cultural and educational perspectives where appropriate.
For more information www.chickenshed.org.uk

10. Gaiety School of Acting announce part time courses for young people

The Gaiety School of Acting is delighted to announce its exciting new Part Time Courses brochure 2005-2006.
Courses for Young people include Drama Workshop, Acting for Stage and Screen and the Young Performers Company. For 16-19 year olds Youth Theatre Workshop continues.

For all information on courses and enrolment contact Karen Ann Delaney, Co-ordinator on 01 67 99277, email: coordinator@gaietyschool.com

See: http://www.gaietyschool.com/ for full details

11. Dance Theatre Ireland announce full list of courses

Starting 26th September Dance Theatre of Ireland will begin its autumn/winter timetable of classes.
Bloomfields Centre, Lr. Georges St. Dun Laoghaire Co Dublin Ireland
T 280 3455 F 280 3466 Email: danceire@iol.ie W www.dancetheatreireland.com

12. First for Ireland - Grab a camera and get ready to roll !

Imagine - Waterford Arts Festival 2005 presents a unique opportunity to wannabe filmmakers. You are invited to script, shoot and edit within a 24 hour period and submit a film of not more than 5 minute duration. Selected films will be shown as part of the festival on Sunday, October, 30th, 2005 and the winner will receive € 1,000 prize money.

See website (www.waterfordartsfestival.com <http://www.waterfordartsfestival.com/>) for competition rules and registration form. Register now to ensure you’re in !

13. Darklight festival brings the best in new digital art and cinema to Ireland, an opportunity for both aspiring and established filmmakers!

The 2005 Nokia/Darklight pocket movie challenge
Nokia Ireland and the Darklight Film Festival are delighted to announce the inaugural Nokia/ Darklight Pocket Movie Challenge.

A great opportunity for both aspiring and established filmmakers! Filmmakers with all levels of experience are welcome!
You are invited to submit your films to the new and innovative Nokia/ Darklight Pocket Movie challenge. Films of all genres, including animation, documentary, drama, and comedy are welcomed, with the only constraint being that the films must be under five minutes long and suitable for the small screens of mobile phones.

Finalist entries will be showcased on the latest Nokia mobile phones at the Darklight Festival event 2005 at The Digital Hub, Ireland, and the winner will be announced at a special awards ceremony during the festival party.

Enquiries should be sent to: competition@darklight-filmfestival.com
Closing date: Friday 30th September 2005
For information on: how to enter, formats accepted, full competition Terms and Conditions and guidelines go to:
www.darklight-filmfestival.com and www.nokia.ie For entry form go to: www.darklight-filmfestival.com

14. Dublin Theatre Festival Family Season 2005

Family Season 2005
With characters created from parts of the body, a little queen’s discovery of colour and a story told while two men play with a giant train set - we invite you to join us for a memorable season of performances for all ages that promise surprise and entertainment.

Teatro Hugo and Ines (Peru) Short Stories
1-9 October Public and Schools Performances 8+
Gaia Teatro (Peru) The Worlds of Fingerman
1-9 October Public and Schools Performances 5+
Erfreuliches Theater Erfurt (Germany) Queen of Colours
10-12 October Public and School Performances 4+
Theater Handgemenge (Germany) Lords of the Railway
14-17 October, Public and School Performances 7+

For further information and booking, see www.ark.ie <http://www.ark.ie/ or call 01.6707788
Róise Goan
Marketing Assistant/Sales Officer The Ark
11a Eustace Street Temple Bar
Dublin 2 Tel: 01 6707788 Fax: 01 6707758 Email: roise@ark.ie

15. Precaution: Youngfringe at the Irish Museum of Modern Art

An exciting, new exhibition resulting from a collaboration between the Irish Museum of Modern Art and Youngfringe is open to the public at IMMA from Tuesday 13 September 2005. Precaution provides alternative spaces for work to be shown in seven different locations around the Museum; a tree on the east avenue, the front lawn, an artists studio, a shipping container, a staircase, the Process Room and the Project Room. This is the first year that the Dublin Fringe Festival has included a Youngfringe programme as part of the festival. Much of the work in the exhibition is being exhibited for the first time.

Artists: John Beattie, Eoin McHugh, Vanessa Donoso López, Caroline Donoghue’s, Eilis McDonald, Nina Canell, Paul Coffey, Brigette Heffernan

A full-colour publication with a text by the curators Janice Hough, Johanne Mullan and Marguerite O’Molloy accompanies the exhibition.

There will be an opportunity to meet the artists at IMMA on Sunday 18 September from 3.00pm - 5.00pm.
Precaution continues until the 2 October.

For further information and images please contact Monica Cullinane or Patrice Molloy at Tel: +353 1 612 9900, Fax: +353 1 612 9999, Email: press@imma.ie

16. Butler Gallery, Kilkenny, 90 seconds at Alcazár Eve Sussman &The Rufus Corporation

Exhibition continues until Sunday October 2nd,2005
Butler Gallery, The Cstle, Kilkenny
Tel: 056 776 1106 Fax: 056 777 0031
info@butlergallery.com
www.butlergallery.com

17. Baboró; International Arts Festival For Children

Full details on this years exciting lineup of international performances for children contact
Baboró; International Arts Festival For Children
Hynes Building ,
St. Clare’s Walk,
Merchant’s Road,Galway,
Tel: + 353 91 562667 Email: admin@baboro.ie

18. ‘DALLIANCE’ Dublin Aids Alliance (DAA) presents an inspiring new initiative

DAA is currently seeking young volunteers 16-21 years old, who would be interested in training as peer educators using Augusto Boal's Forum Theatre Technique to engage young people in HIV, sexual health and drug awareness.

Free. No previous theatre experience necessary. Only one night a week!

Led by Peer Education Co-ordinator Vanessa Fielding

For more information call 01-8733799 or wmail info@dublinaidsalliance.com

Sponsored by the Dormant Accounts

19. The Adelaide and Meath Hospital, incorporating the National Children's Hospital, Dublin,

Seeking artists willing to volunteer to facilitate art groups for patients.

This project would suit:
Artists considering a career in art therapy and/or arts in healthcare.
Artists interested in gaining experience in community art and/or public art.
Mature, reliable people with some experience of illness or disability and a caring, sensitive personality. We ask for: a commitment of 2 hours per week, on a regular basis, for a minimum of three months (14 weeks) and a willingness and flexibility in approach.

We offer: the opportunity to work alongside experienced artists working in the hospital
support and training sessions from the Arts Officer
free car parking and refreshments while at hospital
opportunity to develop your own work in a healthcare environment (subject to approval of proposal)
a unique experience in a friendly, supportive organisation.

If you are interested in this opportunity, or require further information, please email your CV to: Hilary Moss, Arts Officer, The Adelaide and Meath Hospital Incorporating the National Children's Hospital, Tallaght. E:

hilary.moss@amnch.ie. T: 01 414 2076.

20.Wexford County Council invite Tenders for Artists Liaison

Wexford County Council, in partnership with Carlow, Kilkenny, Wicklow and Waterford County Councils and the Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon, invite tenders from interested parties who have experience as an artist, arts practitioner, arts researcher or arts consultant, to undertake the research and pre-development stage of the formation of a South East Professional Development Forum for artists of all disciplines. This contract will require the Artist Liaison to work with the Arts Officers in each participating county in compiling a definite, achievable and realistic strategy as to how the Professional Development Forum will be realised.

The deadline for receipt of tenders is 5.00 p.m., Thursday, September 29th.

For a copy of the detailed brief, please contact:
The Arts Department, Wexford County Council, County Hall, Wexford. P: 053. 76500, ext. 6369 /
6441 F: 053. 43532 E: arts@wexfordcoco.ie W: www.wexford.ie

21. Journal of Music in Ireland (JMI), September/ October edition, now available

Music Education: Where Do We Go From Here? Ita Beausang discusses music schools, the Irish Association of Music Schools and music education in Ireland

http://www.thejmi.com/latest_issue/latest_issue.asp#editorial

22. Artists symposium at Emo Court Laois County Council

Laois County Council Arts Office is delighted to announce the forthcoming Laois Artists' Symposium to take place in Emo Court from September 17th until the 8th of October.

This programme has been developed to encourage and support the creation of new visual work in the county, and offers the public an opportunity to view and interact with the creators over its three week development period, the project culminates with a public open day on the 8th of Oct.

Five artists have been selected to respond to the beautiful gardens of Emo Court, County Laois. The Symposium showcases the work of five selected artists. The work will be developed over an intensive working period of three weeks. The artists selected will use a range of media that will delight and challenge the imagination.The artists selected are, Lisa Fingleton, James Hayes, Julie Merrimans, Barbara Nealon and James Fraher

Arts Officer, Muireann Ni Chonaill, has devised this ambitious project as part of the Laois Arts Programme. This symposium builds on the success of the 1993 sculpture symposium that was organised by Laois County Council.

The public are welcome to visit the project at any time during the three weeks. There will be an Open Day where all the artists will be on hand to discuss the projects. This will take place on Saturday 8th October from 10.00am - 5.00pm.

For further details on the Symposium please contact the Arts Office @ 0502-74342. Or email artsoffice@laoiscoco.ie. Laois County Council, the Arts Council and the Office of Public Works have co-funded the project.

23. 43rd Belfast Festival at Queens: Insect Parade

The festival will open on Friday 21st October with Insectes by Sarruga, www.sarruga.com a spectacular free street procession whose performers come all the way from Spain. Beautiful and gigantic ants, bees, spiders, butterflies and even a praying mantis will parade from Belfast City Hall to Custom House Square, accompanied by drummers from the Beat Initiative and local young people and community groups, in a colourful and musical celebration of nature’s harmony.

The programme for the 43rd Belfast Festival at Queen’s is available from outlets throughout Northern Ireland and full details of all events are also online at www.belfastfestival.com

24.Youth Day in conjunction with Carrick-on-Shannon Community School

Monday 19 September will see a youth day at The Dock, in conjunction with Carrick-on-Shannon Community School. as part of The Dock’s opening celebrations.

For more information on this contact 071-9650828 or info@thedock.ie

www.thedock.ie The Dock, St Georges Tce, Carrick-on-Shannon.

25. Pulse Funding Initiative

Pulse is a funding initiative to support young people's arts projects across the UK and the Republic of Ireland. The Wellcome Trust is inviting applications to Pulse, a grants scheme which aims to engage young people with biomedical science and its impact on society. Projects can include work by, with, or for children or young people (any age up to 22) and can involve any art form or combination of art forms, such as dance, drama, live arts, visual arts, music, film, photography or new media.

The deadline for applications to the Pulse grants scheme in 2005 will be 7th October.
To find out more about past projects and for information on how to apply go to www.wellcome.ac.uk/pulse Tel; 0044 207 611 8888

26. You C.A.N. Annual International Conference

You C.A.N. once again are hosting their annual international conference at the Cavan Crystal Hotel beginning with registration on the 2nd of November Wednesday evening, all day Thursday with the conference ending on Friday lunch-time. This year we are addressing the theme “displaced” by inviting artists and managers to speak about their work with the homeless, ex-prisoners and migrant groups.

Brad McCallum from New York, has made a documentary on young people who are homeless and has done a very controversial public installation examining the justice system in New York. 7:84, a well established Theatre Company from Glasgow will speak about their outreach programme which focuses on young offenders and homelessness of young people. Prison Arts Foundation, Belfast, will speak about re-settlement and other matters. Multi-Story is an inspiring multi-media project that works with migrant groups, Tony Fegan from LIFT, London will speak about working in a intercultural context with participatory arts to engage in social action, “Daily Life”, Carl Cordonnier from France will introduce the “Blogging Project”.

This is a flavour of what will be happening. Full details of programme will be sent to you by the end of the month.
We are subsidised by Peace and Reconciliation to offer a place in the conference and provide accommodation and food for two nights for 80 people. The charge to participants will be 50 euro and this will include membership to You C.A.N. for the year.

Cavan Crystal Hotel 2nd of November
For more information please contact 00 353 21 4316826 and reference your call to the conference or you can ask to speak to Trish Edelstein, project co-ordinator.

27. Arts - Towards an Inclusive Society, Northern Ireland 2005

Belfast, Northern Ireland, 21-23 October 2005
This is an international community arts conference organised by the Community Arts Forum in conjunction with the Belfast Festival at Queen’s. The event will bring together arts and community activists, policy makers, artists, and other experts to examine the role of the arts in bringing about meaningful social change. Delegates will visit communities in and around Belfast and participate in workshops to explore community arts processes and practices with particular emphasis on issues of access, participation, authorship and ownership. For more information and to be placed on the mailing list to receive a program please visit http://www.caf.ie or contact pfreedman@caf.ie

28. Risky Business Symposium - The creative arts as an intervention activity for young
people at risk

The University Of Melbourne, Australia, 21-22 October 2005
The Risky Business Symposium is a cross-disciplinary investigation of creative arts as an intervention and diversionary activity for young socially marginalised people in urban and rural communities. The symposium will focus on youth and the arts and the notion of ‘risk taking’ in arts practice in the institutional and broad community contexts.
http://www.sca.unimelb.edu.au/riskybusiness/ResearchProject/Symp.htm

29. World Summit on the Arts and Culture

Newcastle & Gateshead, UK, 14-17 June 2006
This event will focus on the role of the arts and culture in regeneration. The conference will bring key people in cultural policy and in regional development from around the world to discuss the impact of various government and non-governmental agencies on cultural regeneration. For further details please go to: www.ifacca.org/ifacca2/en/new/summit.asp

30. Leargas: Are you looking for partner groups for your YOUTH Exchange?

Seminar for youth workers working with socially disadvantaged young people, interested in meeting with similar group in Europe with a view to developing YOUTH Exchange projects

Target Group :
Youth Workers/leaders who are
· working directly with young people
· working with socially disadvantaged young people
· interested in international partner contacts and youth exchanges
Where : Vienna, Austria
When : 3rd - 7th December 2005
Travel and Accommodation costs for this training course are covered by Léargas and the Austrian National Agency however, there is a €50 participation fee payable by selected participants/ organisations.

All selected applicants must attend the full duration of the programme and a preparatory meeting in Dublin
For more information contact :
Lorraine Gilligan: lgilligan@leargas.ie or Emmanualle Guyot eguyot@leargas.ie Tel; 01 873 14 11

National Youth Arts Programme
National Youth Council of Ireland
3 Montague Street
Dublin 2
Tel: 01 478 4122
Fax: 01 478 3974
arts@nyci.ie
http://www.youtharts.ie

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