Lead by filmmaker-turned-balladeer Bob Gallagher and filmed at Dublin’s Hugh Lane Gallery, a group of musicians (Ronan Kealy of Junior Brother, Claire Kinsella of Lemoncello, and multi-instrumentalist Gareth Quinn Redmond) will perform songs drawn from archival research, with guest appearances from Sallay Garnett (Loah) and Pamela Connolly (Pillow Queens), as well as spoken word performances by poets Jane Clarke and FeliSpeaks. Aiteach: Cú Chulainn to the Quare Fellow was an exploration of sexual identities in Irish music and literary traditions. He has been declared a ‘Good Soldier of Cinema’ by Werner Herzog and 'One of the premiere creative forces in the visual arts' by Totally Dublin (October 2019).ĭuring his residency, Bob developed and produced a performance for Musictown 2021. We are so pleased to announce that the recipient of the 2021 D-Light Studios Residency Award is Bob Gallagher!īob is a director, writer and cinematographer based in Dublin. Huge thanks to the NEIC for the continued support in this invaluable partnership. We would like to thank everyone who applied and although we only have one official award we will be finding ways to support a short list of applicants that we loved over the coming months. The application standard was exceptionally high, and the community consideration is inspiring. Through the residency we continue to connect meaningfully and build strong relationships with our local neighbourhood by offering more and more access to a broad range of arts and artists. When we partnered with the NEIC on this programme, our aim was to support and welcome a variety of artists to the space and our community. We can't wait to see how this portrait of our neighbourhood evolves and are very proud to support its development. Over the next 6 months, Luke will be working on an experimental creative feature documentary called North Circular, exploring Dublin's North Circular Road, its inhabitants, its culture, its history and its contemporary streetscape.
Our blank canvas spaces are the perfect location to bring your creative vision to light.Į: D-Light Studios is committed to a not-for-profit objective, where profit from our studio hire bookings goes directly towards the development of our cultural and community engagement programme.We are delighted to announce that the recipient of the 2021 D-LS Residency award is filmmaker Luke McManus. Talk to us about how we can work with you.
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Flora / Fauna Project – a north-inner-city centred contemporary dance platform that invites participation between professional and non-professional dancers and promotes international dance artists through performance and film.ĭ-Light Studios is home to a variety of creative enterprises including award-winning publication BLOW Photo which has inspired audiences and offered opportunities that support emerging photography talent.
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Our clients choose us as an internal landscape for photography, film, advertising, brand augmentation, creative programme development, events and more.Ĭelebrated creative programmes and activities which have inspired audiences include the D-Light Studios Residency Award which has been running since 2017 and has supported socially engaged artists and creatives in the development of their practice with a free dedicated studio space, a materials grant and more. Our dedicated and committed team comprises of creative practitioners and professionals who are experts in meeting our clients needs, ensuring their time with us results in exceptional and memorable experiences which deliver unique, creative outputs. Opened by celebrated photographer Agata Stoinska back in 2008, D-Light Studios has grown from a dream to reality – as a space where creativity flourishes and is supported. Hidden behind high stone walls and under the rafters of a pitched roof in the heart of Dublin city is the unsung gem which is D-Light Studios a vast, versatile, vibrant multi-purpose studio space, encased within a post-industrial warehouse.ĭ-Light Studios is dedicated to developing and facilitating creativity in all its forms, to empowering its local community to embrace and engage in creative practice and to offering a home for a variety of artists and creative professionals – micro enterprises operating in the creative industries.īeyond the in-house community who call the space home are a range of large, open-plan studios, that provide a unique, blank canvas and industrial backdrop, ideal for creative activities, and available for short-term rental.
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