Thursday 25 March 2021 12–5pm
Arts & Business NI are delighted to be presenting ‘Horizons: Re-Imagining Cultural Sustainability’, bringing together local and international speakers representing funders, UK trusts and arts organisations from Northern Ireland and beyond to discuss and debate how we create the change and culture shift required to build a stronger, healthier arts funding ecology for the longer term.
Throughout the half-day they will be hosting a number of panels, discussing a range of areas, including income sources and risk, funder practice, adapting and strengthening business models, and transformative leadership. They will also be platforming a number of NI Arts organisations through a series of interviews/talks to share how they have adapted, stayed true to their values, purpose and artistic vision, and continued to engage their communities.
This event is FREE to all.
Line-up
Keynote: Clara Miller, President Emerita, Heron Foundation
Panellists
Niamh Goggin, Director, Small Change (NI)
Phelim Sharvin, Associate Director, Ulster Community Investment Trust
Deirdre Robb, CEO, Belfast Exposed
Margaret Henry, CEO, thrive
Eimear Henry, Cultural Regeneration Manager, Belfast City Council
Damien Coyle, CEO, University of Atypical
James Magowan, NI Development Officer, Association of Charitable Foundations
Mark Robinson, Director, Thinking Practice
Rachael Campbell-Palmer, Managing Director, The Black Box
Paul McEneaney, Artistic Director, Cahoots NI
Alan Lane, Artistic Director, Slung Low
Jo Wright, Music Development Officer, Arts Council of Northern Ireland
Maeve Monaghan, CEO, NOW Group
Moira Sinclair, CEO, Paul Hamlyn Foundation
Kieran Gilmore, Director, Open House Festival
Sian Mulholland, Youth Engagement Officer, Oh Yeah Music Centre
Martin Hylton, Artistic Director, Gateway Studio
With contributions from:
Ruth McCarthy, Artistic Director, Outburst Arts
Kwame Daniels, Founder, Bounce Culture
Benjamin Gould, Artistic Director, Commedia of Errors Theatre Company
Ray Giffin, Creative Director, The Duncairn Arts Centre