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The Arts Council is delighted to announce the recipients of the 2022 Next Generation award. The Next Generation bursaries are awarded to promising emerging artists across all disciplines at an early but pivotal stage of their career. The award allows artists to buy time to develop their work and to be able to show their potential to advance and strengthen a distinctive and assured creative practice. The successful recipients have demonstrated in a compelling way how the award and the financial investment at this particular time will have a transformative effect in bringing them to the next stage of their artistic development. Arts Council Director, Maureen Kennelly said, “I am really excited by the range and diversity of these young artists who have received these awards. These bursaries offer artists valuable time to cultivate their artistic voice, develop their practice and pursue their vision. I look forward to seeing the work of the Next Generation.” Artists from Louth to Mayo, and Cork to Wexford working across Arts Participation; Dance; Literature; Music; Theatre; Traditional Arts; Visual arts And Young People Children and Education have been awarded 20 bursaries to support their practice and their ambition as rising stars of the contemporary arts in Ireland. Each artist received an award of €25,000 and they are invited to participate in a collective week-long residency in the Tyrone Guthrie Centre, Annaghmakerrig in the spring of 2023. The 20 Recipients are listed below: Áine O'Hara is a Dublin based multidisciplinary artist, theatre maker and designer. Áines work is interested in blurring the lines between community building and art. Áine has presented work nationally and internationally and their work has been supported by Dublin Fringe Festival, A4 sounds studios, Arts and Disability Ireland and the Arts Council of Ireland. You can see more about their work at aineohara.com Ali Clarke is a choreographer working with dance and circus. Ali's work is characterised by her strong transdisciplinary approach and her passion for exploring the interface between public and performer. This award will allow Ali to explore immersive formats for performance. Currently, Ali is working on a dance and circus performance commissioned by The Courthouse Arts Centre for October 2022 and preparing for an immersive dance solo to premiere in The Mermaid Arts Centre in 2023. Alice Kinsella was born in Dublin in 1993, and raised in Co. Mayo, where she now lives. Her poetry pamphlet Sexy Fruit (Broken Sleep Books) was a Poetry Book Society Spring 2019 Selection. She edited Empty House: poetry and prose on the climate crisis (Doire Press, 2021) Kinsella’s creative non-fiction debut Milk will be published by Picador in spring 2023. Aoife Ní Bhriain was born in Dublin to a family of musicians, has established herself as one of the most versatile musicians of her generation. An award winning violinist and fiddle player she has collaborated with artists from a huge range of genres such as trad, jazz, classical and contemporary music. Aoife has a particular interest in combining her upbringing in traditional folk and classical music and presenting it in new ways to her audience. Chanelle Walshe is an artist living and working in Dublin. They graduated from The National College of Art and Design, Dublin in 2010 and the Turps Banana Art School Correspondence Course in 2019. Recent exhibitions include The Hennessy Craig Award Exhibition, RHA, Dublin 2021, WE CAN DANCE, West Cork, 2021 and ARTWORKS at Visual Carlow, 2019. Their work has been collected by The Arts Council of Ireland and Trinity College Dublin. Their next solo show is at Limerick City Gallery, spring 2023. Choy-Ping Clarke-Ng 吳彩萍 is a Hong Kong-Irish theatre maker and Linbury Prize-winning designer of set, costume and video. Their interests in theatre making include exploring racialised and queer identities, the sociology of Ireland and all things surreal. They have designed for venues including the Abbey Theatre, Bristol Old Vic and Singapore Repertory Theatre. Ciara Roche is a painter based in County Wexford. Recent exhibitions include MATAIRLANDIA – World Trade Centre – Jakarta and Selasar Sunaryo - Bandung in Indonesia 2022, Generation 2022 – Butler Gallery 2022, Hennessy Craig Exhibition – Royal Hibernian Academy 2022. of late… (solo) at mother’s tankstation Gallery 2021 and Ochre (two person) at Wexford Arts Centre 2021. She was shortlisted for the biannual Hennessy Craig Award and won the KM Evans painting prize in 2022. In 2020 she won the Éigse Graduate Prize with Carlow Arts Festival for her work in ARTWORKS, Visual. Cóilín O’Connell (b.1990) is a visual artist from Dublin. His interdisciplinary practice has seen him adopt the methods of archivists, hoarders, archaeologists, pamphleteers and bootleggers to explore knowledge production and narrative building. He uses image making, field work, research and writing as the basis for making works in video, installation, print and publication. Darragh Kelly is a composer and musician. He is interested in the ineluctable dialectics of the virtual vs the actual, subject vs object, the bathetic, the ecstatic, new music's ageing, and tonality's afterlife. Recent work makes use of AI, seeking to re-embody the output of neural networks and treat these systems as external organs of the body—a body in excess. David McGovern is a socially-engaged artist and educator from Louth. He works with moving image, audio and text to create space for self-enquiry, reflection and speculation. He is passionate about exploring what is common in our experiences, even if that commonality is ambiguous and niche. His current work, HARDCARE, explores fringe, deviant experiences of healthcare and self-care through queer, crip and cyberfeminist lenses. Éadaoin Ní Mhaicín is an award-winning multi-instrumentalist from Mayo. She has appeared on world-learning stages, such as Broadway, Croke Park, RDS, Marlay Park, the National Concert Hall, the Barbican Theatre in London, and at Áras an Uachtaráin to perform at the invitation of President Michael D Higgins. Éadaoin plays with the National Folk Orchestra of Ireland and has appeared on numerous national and international radio/television stations, including RTÉ, BBC, Virgin Media One and TG4. Ellen Duffy is a Visual Artist from and living in Dublin. Ellen is in the early stages of her career and has shown her work in a number of exhibitions across the country. Graduating from T.U. D in 2019 she was selected for the RDS Visual Art Awards and was the recipient of the RHA Graduate Studio Award. She is The Draíocht’s current artist in residence 22/23 and is preparing for her first solo show in the Draiocht in the Spring of 2023. Francesca Bratton is a writer living in Maynooth. Her work has appeared in PN Review, Blackbox Manifold, Wild Court and elsewhere. Her experimental book Stronger than Death (John Murray, forthcoming) combines memoir and biography, tracing the lives of the poet Hart Crane and his mother, Grace. John Patrick McHugh is from Galway. His work has appeared in Granta, The Tangerine, Banshee, Winter Papers, and The Stinging Fly. His debut collection of short stories, Pure Gold, is published by 4th Estate. Léann Herlihy is an artist, researcher and educator based in Dublin. The methodological fulcrum of their practice pivots around academic studies in queer theory and feminist epistemologies which they utilise in tandem with live action, performance, video, sculpture and text Martha Breen is a performer, facilitator and theatremaker from Wicklow. She is graduate of the Lir Academy 2018. She has been Artistic Director of Mr. Sands Youth Theatre, Bray, since 2020. Her artistic aim is to make work that emulsifies text with movement as a tool for devising, but most importantly, for consensual, collaborative creativity. As a performer and deviser, she has worked with the Gate Theatre, Rough Magic, Peacock Theatre, Backstage Theatre, MALAPROP, Gúna Nua, National Theatre, and Fishamble Theatre Co. She is a founding member of Broad Strokes, and directed the Mermaid Arts Centre's Fighting Words 2021 and 2022. Mary-Lou McCarthy is a writer and actor working across theatre, film/TV and radio, with a particular focus on work for young audiences. In 2020, she was commissioned by The Civic's “Ready, Steady, Show!” programme to develop "The Dead Letter Office". The play explores themes of migration and belonging for ages 9+ and will premiere in October 2022. Mary-Lou is a fluent Irish speaker and a graduate of Drama and Theatre Studies from UCC. Her work is supported by Branar's Meitheal initiative. She is based in Co. Mayo Noel O’Regan is an award-winning writer from Tralee, Co. Kerry. His writing has appeared in publications such as The Stinging Fly, Southword and Ambit. His debut novel, Though the Bodies Fall, will be published by Granta Books in late 2023. Sheila Armstrong is a writer from the northwest of Ireland. She spent ten years in publishing and now works as a freelance editor. Her first collection of short stories, How To Gut A Fish, was published in 2022 and her debut novel, Falling Animals, will follow in 2023. Vanessa Jones was born in Tennessee and is based in Dublin, she has worked at the Frick Collection in New York and at the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) in Dublin. She received her BA in Fine Arts in 2003 from the George Washington University in Washington DC and was the recipient of the Presidential Art Scholarship from 1999-2003. Vanessa recently completed her MFA at NCAD in Dublin in 2021, where she was the recipient of the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Award towards her studies. ←Return to the news
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Tá ríméad ar an gComhairle Ealaíon faighteoirí Dhámhachtain na Chéad Ghlúine Eile 2022 a fhógairt. Bronntar sparánachtaí na Chéad Ghlúine Eile ar ealaíontóirí atá ag teacht chun cinn san uile dhisciplín ag pointe luath ach ríthábhachtach ina ngairm. Tugann an dámhachtain acmhainn d’ealaíontóirí an t-am a chaitheamh lena saothar a fhorbairt agus le bheith ábalta léiriú don domhan mór a gcumas cleachtas sainiúil agus muiníneach a chur chun cinn agus a neartú. Léirigh na faighteoirí rathúla ar bhealach iontach an dóigh a n-athróidh an dámhachtain agus an infheistíocht airgeadais ag an bpointe ama seo chun feabhais iad ar mhaithe leis an gcéad chéim eile dá bhforbairt ealaíne a bhaint amach. Dúirt Stiúrthóir na Comhairle Ealaíon, Maureen Kennelly, “Tá ríméad orm le réimse agus le héagsúlacht na n-ealaíontóirí óga seo a bhfuil na dámhachtainí seo faighte acu. Tugann na dámhachtainí seo am luachmhar do na healaíontóirí a nglór ealaíonta a chothú, a gcleachtas a fhorbairt agus tabhairt faoina bhfís. Táim ag tnúth leis an saothar ón gCéad Ghlúin Eile a fheiceáil.” Bronnadh 20 sparánacht ar ealaíontóirí ó Lú go Maigh Eo, agus ó Chorcaigh go Loch Garman, atá ag saothrú i Rannpháirtíocht sna hEalaíona; sa Damhsa; sa Litríocht, sa Cheol; san Amharclannaíocht, sna Ealaíona Traidisiúnta, sna hAmharc-ealaíona agus Daoine Óga, Leanaí agus Oideachas, chun tacú lena gcleachtas agus lena n-uaillmhian mar réaltaí a bhfuil gealladh mór fúthu sna healaíona comhaimseartha in Éirinn. Gheobhaidh gach ealaíontóir dámhachtain €25,000 agus tugtar cuireadh dóibh páirt a ghlacadh i gcónaitheacht chomhchoiteann seachtaine in Ionad Tyrone Guthrie, Eanach Mhic Dheirg, in earrach 2023. Liostáiltear an 20 Faighteoir thíos: Is cruthaitheoir amharclannaíochta a bhfuil duaiseanna buaite aici í Áine O’Hara, a chruthaíonn saothar iontach agus leochaileach do agus faoi dhaoine ar minic iad a bheith fágtha amach as ealaíon agus spásanna amharclannaíochta traidisiúnta. Tá sí ag céim ríthábhachtach ina gairm faoi láthair agus í ag athshamhlú conas a chruthaíonn sí saothar tar éis gur diagnóisíodh go raibh fibrimiailge uirthi. Is céimí í O’Hara ón Institiúid Ealaíne agus Deartha, Dún Laoghaire. Is cóiréagrafaí í Ali Clarke atá ag obair leis an damhsa agus leis an sorcas. Saintréith de shaothar Ali is ea a cur chuige láidir idirdhisciplíneach agus a paisean chun an t-idirphlé idir an pobal agus an taibheoir a fhiosrú. Ligfidh an dámhachtain seo do Ali fiosrú a dhéanamh ar fhormáidí tumthacha le haghaidh taibhithe. Faoi láthair, tá Ali ag obair ar thaibhiú damhsa agus sorcais arna choimisiúnú ag Courthouse Arts Centre (Ionad Ealaíon Theach na Cúirte) le haghaidh Dheireadh Fómhair 2022 agus ag ullmhú le haghaidh aonréad damhsa le léiriú den chéad uair in Mermaid Arts Centre (Ionad Ealaíon na Maighdine Mara) in 2023. Rugadh Alice Kinsella i mBaile Átha Cliath in 1993 agus tógadh i gContae Mhaigh Eo í, mar a bhfuil sí ina cónaí anois. Bhí a paimfléad filíochta Sexy Fruit (Broken Sleep Books) ina Dhíolaim Earrach 2019 de chuid Chumann na Leabhar Filíochta. Chuir sí eagar ar Empty House: poetry and prose on the climate crisis (Doire Press, 2021), agus foilseofar céadsaothar neamhfhicsin chruthaithigh Kinsella Milk ag Picador in earrach 2023. Rugadh Aoife Ní Bhriain i mBaile Átha Cliath i dteaghlach ceoltóirí, agus bhunaigh sí í féin mar dhuine de na ceoltóirí is ildánaí dá glúin. Is seinnteoir veidhlín agus fidle í, a bhfuil duaiseanna buaite aici, agus tá comhoibriú déanta aici le healaíontóirí ó raon ollmhór seánraí amhail ceol traidisiúnta, snagcheol, ceol clasaiceach agus ceol comhaimseartha. Tá spéis ar leith ag Aoife a tógáil sa cheol traidisiúnta agus an ceol clasaiceach a mheascadh agus é a chur i láthair ar bhealaí nua dá lucht féachana. Is ealaíontóir iad Chanelle Walshe atá ina gcónaí agus ag obair i mBaile Átha Cliath. Bhain siad céim amach ó Choláiste Náisiúnta Ealaíne is Deartha, Baile Átha Cliath, in 2010 agus ó Chúrsa Comhfhreagrais de chuid Turps Banana Art School in 2019. I measc na dtaispeántas a rinneadh le deireanais tá Taispeántas Dhámhachtain Hennessy Craig, an tAcadamh Ibeirneach Ríoga, Baile Átha Cliath 2021, WE CAN DANCE, Iarthar Chorcaí, 2021, agus ARTWORKS ag Ionad Visual, Ceatharlach, 2019. Bhailigh an Chomhairle Ealaíon agus Coláiste na Tríonóide, Baile Átha Cliath, a saothar. Beidh a gcéad seó aonréid ar siúl i nDánlann Chathair Luimnigh, in earrach 2023. Is déantóir amharclannaíochta de bhunadh Hong Cong agus na hÉireann Choy-Ping Clarke-Ng 吳彩萍 agus is dearthóir seit, cultacha agus físe iad a bhfuil Duais Linbury buaite acu. I measc a spéiseanna san amharclannaíocht tá fiosrú a dhéanamh ar fhéiniúlachtaí atá rangaithe de réir cine agus atá aiteach, socheolaíocht na hÉireann agus gach rud osréalach. Dhear siad d’ionaid, lena n-áirítear Amharclann na Mainistreach, Bristol Old Vic agus Singapore Repertory Theatre. Is péintéir í Ciara Roche atá lonnaithe i gCo. Loch Garman. I measc na dtaispeántas a rinneadh le déanaí tá MATAIRLANDIA – World Trade Centre – Jakarta agus Selasar Sunaryo - Bandung in Indinéis 2022, Generation 2022 – Butler Gallery (Dánlann an Bhuitléaraigh) 2022, Hennessy Craig Exhibition – an tAcadamh Ibeirneach Ríoga 2022. le deireanas… (aonréad) ag mother’s tankstation Gallery 2021 agus Ochre (beirt) ag Ionad Ealaíon Loch Garman 2021. Rinneadh í a ghearrliostú le haghaidh Dhámhachtain dhébhliantúil Hennessy Craig agus bhuaigh sí duais phéintéireachta KM Evans in 2022. In 2020 bhuaigh sí Duais Éigse do Chéimithe le Féile Ealaíon Cheatharlach dá saothar in ARTWORKS, Ionad Visual. Is amharc-ealaíontóir é Cóilín O’Connell (a rugadh in 1990) ó Bhaile Átha Cliath. Ina chleachtas idirdhisciplíneach ghlac sé le modhanna cartlannaithe, cnuasaitheoirí, seandálaithe, paimfléadaithe agus mangairí contrabhanna chun táirgeadh eolais agus tógáil insinte a fhiosrú. Úsáideann sé déantús íomhá, obair allamuigh agus scríbhneoireacht mar bhunús le saothair a dhéanamh i bhfíseán, suiteán agus foilsitheoireacht. Is cumadóir agus ceoltóir é Darragh Kelly. Tá spéis aige i ndialachtaic dhosháraithe rudaí fíorúla vs. rudaí fíora, suibiacht seachas oibiacht, a bhfuil áiféiseach, eacstaiseach, críonadh an nuacheoil, agus saol úd eile na tonúlachta. I saothar a rinne sé le déanaí, baineann sé úsáid as intleacht shaorga, ag féachaint le haschur líonraí néaracha a ath-ionchorprú mar orgáin sheachtracha den chorp – corp a bhfuil an iomarca de ann. Is ealaíontóir é David McGovern atá gafa go sóisialta agus is oideachasóir é ó Lú. Oibríonn sé le híomhá ghluaiste, fuaim agus téacs chun spás a chruthú don fhéinfhiosrú, don mhachnamh agus don tuairimíocht. Tá sé paiseanta faoi scrúdú a dhéanamh ar an méid atá coiteann inár n-eispéiris, fiú má tá an chomhchosúlacht sin doiléir agus an-speisialta. Ina shaothar reatha, HARDCARE, scrúdaítear eispéiris ar an imeall agus atá claonaíoch ar an gcúram sláinte agus féinchúram trí lionsaí aiteacha, míchumasacha agus cibirfhimineacha. Is ceoltóir il-uirlise ó chontae Mhaigh Eo í Éadaoin Ní Mhaicín, a bhfuil neart duaiseanna buaite aici. Bhí sí ar ardáin atá chun tosaigh ar leibhéal domhanda, amhail Broadway, Páirc an Chrócaigh, RDS, Marlay Park, an Ceoláras Náisiúnta, an Barbican Theatre i Londain, agus ag Áras an Uachtaráin chun seinm ar iarratas an Uachtaráin, Micheál D. Ó hUigínn. Seinneann Éadaoin le Ceolfhoireann Náisiúnta Cheoil Tíre na hÉireann agus bhí sí ar an iomad stáisiún raidió/teilifíse idirnáisiúnta, lena n-áirítear RTÉ, BBC, Virgin Media One agus TG4. Is amharc-ealaíontóir í Ellen Duffy arb as Baile Átha Cliath é agus atá ina cónaí ansin. Tá Ellen sna luathchéimeanna dá gairm bheatha agus thaispeáin sí a saothar i roinnt taispeántas ar fud na tíre. Fuair sí céim ó Ollscoil Teicneolaíochta Bhaile Átha Cliath in 2019, agus roghnaíodh í le haghaidh Dhámhachtainí Amharc-ealaíon Chumann Ríoga na hÉireann agus bhronn an tAcadamh Ibeirneach Ríoga Dámhachtain Stiúideo do Chéimithe uirthi. Is í ealaíontóir cónaithe an Draíocht í don tréimhse 22/23 agus tá sí ag ullmhú le haghaidh a céad taispeántas aonréid sa Draíocht in earrach 2023. Is scríbhneoir í Francesca Bratton atá ina cónaí i Maigh Nuad. Bhí a saothar le feiceáil in PN Review, Blackbox Manifold, Wild Court agus in áiteanna eile. Ina leabhar turgnamhach, Stronger than Death (John Murray, ag teacht), measctar cuimhní cinn agus beathaisnéis, ag rianú shaol an fhile Hart Cane agus a mháthar, Grace. Is as Gaillimh do John Patrick McHugh. Bhí a shaothar le feiceáil in Granta, The White Review, The Tangerine, Banshee, Winter Papers, agus The Stinging Fly. D’fhoilsigh 4th Estate a chéad bhailiúchán de ghearrscéalta, Pure Gold. Is ealaíontóir, taighdeoir agus oideachasóir iad Léann Herlihy atá lonnaithe i mBaile Átha Cliath. Casann croílár modheolaíoch a gcleachtais timpeall ar staidéir acadúla sa teoiric aiteach agus eipistéimeolaíochtaí feimineacha a úsáideann siad i gcomhar le gníomh beo, taibhiú, físeán, dealbhóireacht agus téacs. Is taibheoir, éascaitheoir agus déantóir amharclannaíochta í Martha Breen ó Chill Mhantáin. Is céimí í ó Lir Academy (Acadamh Lir) 2018. Tá sí ina Stiúrthóir Ealaíne ar Mr. Sands Youth Theatre, Bré, ó 2020. Is é a haidhm ealaíonta obair a dhéanamh a mheascann téacs le gluaiseacht mar uirlisí le haghaidh ceapadóireachta, ach, an rud is tábhachtaí, cruthaitheacht chomhoibríoch. Mar thaibheoir agus seifteoir, d’oibrigh sí le hAmharclann an Gheata, Rough Magic, Amharclann na Péacóige, Backstage Theatre, MALAPROP, Gúna Nua, Téatar Náisiúnta, agus Fishamble Theatre Co. Is ball bunaidh í de Broad Strokes, agus stiúir sí Fighting Words de chuid Mermaid Arts Centre (Ionad Ealaíon na Maighdine Mara) in 2021 agus 2022. Is scríbhneoir agus aisteoir í Mary-Lou McCarthy atá ag obair san amharclannaíocht, scannánaíocht/teilifís agus raidió, ag díriú go háirithe ar shaothar do lucht féachana óg. In 2020, choimisiúnaigh clár “Ready, Steady, Show!” de chuid The Civic í chun “The Dead Letter Office” a fhorbairt. Scrúdaítear sa dráma téamaí na himirce agus an mhuintearais d’aoisghrúpaí 9+ agus léireofar den chéad uair é i nDeireadh Fómhair 2022.Is Gaeilgeoir líofa í Mary-Lou a ghnóthaigh céim i Léann na Drámaíochta agus na hAmharclannaíochta i gColáiste na hOllscoile, Corcaigh. Tacaíonn Tionscnamh Meitheal de chuid Branar lena cuid oibre. Tá sé lonnaithe i gContae Mhaigh Eo ←Fill ar ais go dtí an nuacht