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Factory Days news!
9 June 2021
A few behind the scenes images from last weeks #FactoryDays #Residency artist Jude O’Neill working on a new solo show with mentor support from Noelle Ní Ríagáin. It has been great seeing snippets of all the Factory Days residency artists work in progress and we look forward to sharing more of the artists’ work as
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Cruinniú na NÓg
1 June 2021
Circus Factory is delighted to be part of Cruinniú na NÓg – a day of free activities promoting youthful creativity – taking place across Ireland this 12th June when we will be running free outdoor workshops at Carrigaline Community Complex suitable for ages 5 – 13+ We have also made some cool easy to follow
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Announcing our third Factory Days Recipient
27 May 2021
Circus Factory Professional Member & Factory Days Residency artist, Natasha Bourke will be starting her first week of Residency this week. Natasha will be working with an extensive creative team to develop a new solo show. Natasha Bourke is a Cork-based interdisciplinary artist of Irish/Dutch descent with an extensive movement, circus and fine art background.
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Saturday Youth Circus outdoors in Kennedy Park
10 May 2021
Date: May 2021 We are delighted to announce that Saturday Circus for youth is making a welcome comeback #outdoors starting this Saturday 15th May for 3 weeks. We will be spinning hula hoops and throwing juggling balls in the beautiful surrounds of Kennedy Park, just off Monaghan Road. Suitable for Ages 7 – 14 please
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Announcing our Second Factory Days recipient
20 April 2021
Introducing our next Factory Days residency artist, Vicki Davis Vicki M.Davis is a Visual Artist based in Cork city. A recent graduate of TUDublin, B.A.V.A. on Sherkin Island, Vicki, utilises a spectrum of interdisciplinary mediums to engage with current social issues. Where symbolism and language play a vital role Vicki blends circus and figurative expression.
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Announcing our first Factory Days recipient
13 April 2021
Announcing our first Factory Days recipient, Eimear Ní Mhaoldomnaigh who is kicking off her residency time this week. Eimear is a multidisciplinary performance artist, who’s art explores themes of identity, sexuality, autonomy, perception and the dichotomy of human emotion. A latecomer to the world of circus, with a background in science, she is in some
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Face Painting Videos
6 March 2021
Face Painting Videos for St Patricks Day! Calling all kids and kids trapped in adult bodies! Circus Factory is celebrating St. Patrick’s Day by donning our best outfits, decorating our faces — and parading around our living rooms, backyards and front gardens. Circus Factory member Kate Mitchell has made simple to follow videos in bitesize
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Announcing Factory Days Residency Recipients
8 February 2021
Circus Factory is delighted to announce the recipients of Factory Days residency programme, kindly supported by Arts Council Ireland Factory Days – Full and Extended aims to offer funding support and resources for investigative and creative research open to emerging, mid career and established circus and multidisciplinary artists (solo or companies) that include circus as
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Announcement of Associate Artists, Loosysmokes for 2021
15 January 2021
Exciting News!!!! (definitely a cue drumroll moment)…..Circus Factory is delighted to announce our first ever Associate Artist for 2021, Loosysmokes! Loosysmokes is an award winning modern Circus company that seeks to create synesthetic spectacles that swallow an audience. The company is made up of a close-knit group of hardworking artists, craftspeople and performers produced by
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Begin Again
23 November 2020
Begin Again! Wow! We just love love love the new wall mural in the space by Grzegorz Pietraszewski. Grzegorz is a super talented graphic designer, typographer, artist and illustrator (who also designed our logo and our branding) although mostly he is found contorting himself around the Chinese Pole in the latter hours of an evening.
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