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SUMMARY:DLM Forum Triennial Meeting 2026: Transforming the Digital Landscape
DESCRIPTION:The DLM Forum Triennial Meeting 2026 will take place in Dublin from 3–5 November\, bringing together professionals and experts to explore the evolving digital landscape and its implications for public and private institutions. Hosted by the National Archives of Ireland at the Aviva Stadium\, the event welcomes both DLM Forum members and non-members. \nUnder the theme “Transforming the Digital Landscape: Governance\, Culture\, and Trusted Futures for Public and Private Institutions”\, the three-day meeting will explore key challenges and opportunities in digital transformation across three thematic tracks: \n\nDigital Transformation in Government and Public Services – Examining how governments can advance digital transformation while ensuring accountability\, transparency and effective information governance.\nDigital Transformation in Cultural and Memory Institutions – Exploring digital preservation\, access to cultural heritage\, and innovative approaches to engaging with archives and collections.\nFuture Challenges in the Digital Realm – Addressing emerging risks and opportunities in an increasingly digital world.\n\nThe meeting offers an opportunity to exchange knowledge\, share experiences and discuss approaches to building trusted\, sustainable digital futures across sectors. \nRegistration for on-site attendance is open until 18 October 2026 (inclusive). \nFor further information and registration details\, visit the official DLM Forum event page. \nFor enquiries\, contact the DLM Forum Secretariat at secretariat@dlmforum.eu.
URL:https://culturalpolicyireland.org/event/dlm-forum-triennial-meeting-2026-transforming-the-digital-landscape/
LOCATION:Aviva Stadium\, Landsdowne Road\, Dublin\, D04 K5F9\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Contemporary Socially Engaged Art Practice in Ireland: Modalities and Counter-Narratives: Book Launch and Day Symposium
DESCRIPTION:We are pleased to invite you to the landmark book launch and day-long symposium\, celebrating the publication of Contemporary Socially Engaged Art Practice in Ireland: Modalities and Counter-Narratives (Cork University Press)\, co-edited by Alan Grossman\, Anthony Haughey\, Helen Carey and the late Ailbhe Murphy. \nContemporary Socially Engaged Art Practice in Ireland: Modalities and Counter-Narratives is a publication collaboration between the Centre for Socially Engaged Practice-Based Research\, TU Dublin\, Create\, the national development agency for collaborative arts and Fire Station Artists’ Studios. Read more here. This timely and innovative publication\, authored by leading Irish socially engaged art practitioners and situated across diverse field sites\, geographical locations\, interdisciplinary art forms and constituencies\, critically engages with a range of contemporary social\, political and cultural transformations in Ireland. \nCo-organised by the Centre for Socially Engaged Practice-Based Research at TU Dublin\, Create\, Fire Station Artists’ Studios and Belfast School of Art\, the symposium accompanying the book launch will feature a keynote address by internationally acclaimed artist\, educator\, and writer Professor Suzanne Lacy. The programme will further include two artist plenary sessions with contributing authors from the publication and invited panel guests\, focused on the themes of ‘Artists’ Methodologies: Collaboration\, Ethics and Relations of Solidarity’ and ‘(In)disciplining the Field: Transformations\, Interventions and Claim-Making’. \nSymposium panellists include Suzanne Lacy\, Loraine Leeson\, Dominic Thorpe\, Fiona Whelan\, Jijo Sebastian\, Tatiana Santos\, Brian Hand\, Array Collective\, Glenn Loughran\, Áine O’Brien\, Jonathan Cummins and Emma Geoghegan. \nThis event brings together a dynamic mix of artists\, scholars\, researchers\, students\, educators\, curators\, community practitioners\, members of arts organisations and arts policymakers\, to explore questions of participation\, collaboration\, and social justice\, foregrounding the evolving landscape of socially engaged art practice in Ireland and its wider international relevance (see booking link below). \nThe co-editors and symposium organisers look forward to welcoming you to this special event\, marking the launch of this key publication addition to the literature on socially engaged art in Ireland and internationally. \nPriced at €59\, Cork University Press will be offering Contemporary Socially Engaged Art Practice in Ireland: Modalities and Counter Narratives for just €45 at the event. \nLunch and refreshments will be provided.
URL:https://culturalpolicyireland.org/event/contemporary-socially-engaged-art-practice-in-ireland-modalities-and-counter-narratives-book-launch-and-day-symposium/
LOCATION:TU Dublin\, Grangegorman Campus\, Smithfield\, Dublin\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:IMA 2026 Autumn Forum: AI and Museums
DESCRIPTION:The Irish Museums Association (IMA) is pleased to announce and invite you to register for our 2026 Autumn Forum\, which will explore how museums are currently engaging with artificial intelligence (AI). \nAI is increasingly influencing how museums manage collections\, engage audiences\, and develop new ways of working\, to name a few applications. As this technology and its uses evolve\, museum professionals are facing questions about ethics\, governance\, skills development\, and AI implementation. \nThroughout this one-day forum\, participants will explore how museum can engage with AI responsibly\, critically\, and effectively. The programme will feature expert presentations\, case studies\, discussion\, and opportunities for networking with colleagues from across the museum and cultural heritage sectors.
URL:https://culturalpolicyireland.org/event/ima-2026-autumn-forum-ai-and-museums/
LOCATION:National Museum of Ireland\, Palatine Room\, National Museum of Ireland\, Collins Barracks\, Benburb Street\, Dublin\, D7\, Ireland
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