WHAT WE DO
For Migrant Artists, Migrant Arts and Culturally Diverse Arts Communities
A Catalyst for Intercultural Collaboration
Founded in 2009, Centre for Creative Practices (CFCP) is an award-winning, not for profit organisation dedicated to connecting, integrating, and promoting Migrant Artists, Migrant Arts and Culturally Diverse Arts Communities and developing intercultural arts practices in Ireland.
We are committed to professionally supporting Migrant Artists, Migrant Arts and Culturally Diverse Arts Communities, effectively showcasing and further developing their talents and enabling them to access resources, the local arts scene and promote cultural diversity. We help migrant and culturally diverse artists to fulfil their creative potential for their own and societal benefit.
CFCP is widely acknowledged to be a champion facilitator of intercultural, interdisciplinary, collaborative and participatory artistic practices, a potent catalyst for positive intercultural collaborations and a pro-active innovator and pioneer in creative entrepreneurship training, providing artists in Ireland with the professional skills necessary to build sustainable careers.
CFCP is fully committed to the values of DIVERSITY, TOLERANCE, INCLUSIVITY AND RESPECT.
Support Programmes for Migrant Artists, Migrant Arts, Culturally Diverse Arts Communities and Arts Participation Groups
CFCP tailors its programme, resources, training and support services for the needs of:
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Migrant Artists, Migrant Arts and Culturally Diverse Arts Communities, including artists from various minority groups and LGBT
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Arts Participation Groups, Cultural Organisations and projects led by migrants and culturally diverse artists
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Local artists and cultural operators looking to collaborate and showcase new, intercultural talent
CFCP also regularly collaborates with:
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Local, national and international cultural organisations supporting migrant and culturally diverse artists and promoting creative entrepreneurship.
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Local, national and international organisations and businesses outside of the creative sector interested in engaging with migrant and culturally diverse artists and supporting and creative entrepreneurship.