dlr Arts Office's profile

Name: Mire Davey

Organisation: Dn Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council is committed to high quality arts and cultural programming and over the last twelve years has commissioned and developed an exciting and extensive range of festivals and developmental programmes including the Festival of World Cultures, the Poetry Now Festival, the Youth Dance Festival, the Concourse Visual Arts Exhibition, Creative Classrooms, the Public Art Programme and most recently the Youth Arts and Arts and Health Programmes. In 2006 the Council, in partnership with local and national agencies and organisations prepared a three-year Strategic Vision for the development of arts in the County. On November 12th 2006 Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council ratified the first strategic plan for the county - Strategy for the Arts (2007 - 2010)

Website: www.dlrcoco.ie/arts

Member since:2010-01-07

Last online:2010-07-27

Background

Originally from Co. Wexford, Mire lives and works in Dublin. Mire holds a degree in Fine Art, a h Dip in Community Arts Education and is undertaking an Mlitt in Arts Education at present. Currently employed as Education and Community Co-ordinator for dlr Arts Office, she was Community Arts Officer for Droichead Arts Centre in Drogheda prior to this. Having worked as a freelance artist in various community, educational (formal and informal) and cultural settings for ten years both at home and abroad she is interested in the development of the arts within these sectors that is grounded in practice. She has also compiled research on participatory arts practice in Ireland.

Professional Organisation

Dn Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council is committed to high quality arts and cultural programming and over the last twelve years has commissioned and developed an exciting and extensive range of festivals and developmental programmes including the Festival of World Cultures, the Poetry Now Festival, the Youth Dance Festival, the Concourse Visual Arts Exhibition, Creative Classrooms, the Public Art Programme and most recently the Youth Arts and Arts and Health Programmes.

In 2006 the Council, in partnership with local and national agencies and organisations prepared a three-year Strategic Vision for the development of arts in the County. On November 12th 2006 Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council ratified the first strategic plan for the county - Strategy for the Arts (2007 - 2010)

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Professional Statement

The Education and Community Programme is being developed as an integrated programme that enhances and compliments the existing dlr Arts Programme. It is highly progressive and developmental in nature and since its inception in 2007 has grown strategically and steadily to ensure future sustainability and active engagement for all involved.

We have developed partnerships with external service providers, agencies and departments within the local authority. This ensures that the appropriate resources and expertise are channelled where they are most required and that duplications are kept to a minimum.

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