Trinity Arts Festival
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Trinity Arts Festival (TAF) is a celebration of the creative arts within the student community. The Festival was established by a group of students in Trinity College Dublin in 2006. The goal of the festival is to highlight and cultivate the creative dimension of the student community, drawing on the talent already existent within the arts-based student societies in Trinity College Dublin. The festival intends to offer a dynamic approach to the arts.[1]
Past Festival Directors have included Pearl O'Sullivan (Founder) in 2006, Dylan Haskins (2010), Sarah O'Neill (2014), Martha Fitzgerald (2016), Shannon Buckley-Barnes (2017) and Kate Haley (2018).
Trinity Arts Festival - Committee Members
Session: | Position: | Name: |
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2019/2020 | Festival Director | Dominic O'Brien |
Secretary | David Flood | |
Treasurer | Niamh O'Donovan | |
Public Relations Officer | Hiba Awan | |
Day Events | Roisin Gowen | |
Night Events | Rose Vedrinelle | |
Speakers Liaison | Sorcha Ryder | |
Installations Officer | Padraig Nolan | |
Productions Manager | Katie O'Brien | |
Festival Technician | Luke Carey | |
Ordinary Committee Member | Jack Delaney | |
Ordinary Committee Member | Seirce Mhac Conghail |
Awards
The society has received a number of awards from the Central Societies Committee (CSC) of Trinity College at the annual Society of the Year Awards. These include:
Year: | Award: | Description: |
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2019 | Best Online Presence | Trinity Arts Festival |
2019 | Best Poster | The World Was Purple Shadow |
2017 | Best Multi-Day Event | Trinity Arts Festival |
2016 | Best Publication | TAF Programme |
2015 | Best Publication | TAF Programme |
2015 | Best Online Presence | Trinity Arts Festival |
2015 | Best Poster | Paradise Lost |
2014 | Best Event | Through The Looking Glass |
2012 | Best Event | Trinity Arts Festival |
2009 | Best Event | Trinity Arts Festival |
The society also received an Equality Champions Award in April 2017 for the event: 'Hysteria: Women in Comedy', which examined the under-representation of women in Irish comedy.[2]
Contact
Contact Details: | |
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Postal Address: | Trinity Arts Festival
Box 68 The Atrium Building Trinity College Dublin Dublin 2 |
Email Address: | artsfest@csc.tcd.ie |
References
- ^ "Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2014-05-31. Retrieved 2014-05-30.
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