Sculptor John Rainey with Cathy Burke, head of internal communications, DAA and Louise O’Reilly, chief executive, Business to Arts, with the awards sculpture for the 30th anniversary of the Business to Arts awards in September. Photograph: Conor McCabe Photography. MEDIA CONTACT : Emily Carson, emily@businesstoarts.
The Business to Arts Awards recognise the creative partnerships between businesses, philanthropists, artists, and arts organisations. The shortlist focus on arts sponsorship, philanthropy, commissioning of artists, and CSR initiatives, such as employee and community engagement. The awards ceremony will take place at the National Concert Hall on September 20th, with a total of €25,000 to be presented through bursaries and awards on the night. This year’s awards includes a new Accenture Digital Innovation in Art Bursary, which is designed to support an artist working exclusively in the digital space.
Among the awards due to be handed out are best large sponsorship, which sees St Patrick’s Festival and TikTok compete against the Dublin Port Company, ANU Productions and Landmark Productions; Zurich and the National Gallery of Ireland with the Crawford Art Gallery; and KPMG and CHildren’s Books Ireland.
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