We now welcome Platform Commission proposals for the 41st EVA International programme, which will be selected by Iarlaith Ní Fheorais and Roy Claire Potter. Selected proposals will be offered support for the realisation and presentation of new work as part of the upcoming biennial programme (August – October 2025), taking place across sites and spaces in Limerick. Although EVA’s programme is typically presented as an exhibition, we are actively encouraging proposals that go beyond the usual parameters of venue-based exhibition presentation.
** Deadline for submissions, Monday 8th April 2024, 17:00 GMT **
Links to Applications Forms & Guidelines
Application Form (Editable PDF)
Guidelines & FAQs (PDF)
Large print and audio versions available. Please email info@eva.ie to request these.
Biographies of the Selection Panel
Iarlaith Ní Fheorais is a curator and writer and the author of the free online resource Access Toolkit for Artworkers. She was the curator of 21st edition of TULCA Festival of Visual Arts and curated Speech Sounds as Curator-in-Residence of VISUAL Carlow. As a writer she has written for publications including Frieze, Burlington Contemporary, Viscose Journal and Girls Like Us. She regularly contributes towards public programmes and lectures including at Somerset House, KW Institute, Konstfack University, Royal College of Art and Arts and Disability Ireland.
Roy Claire Potter is an artist writer who performs. Recent works are commissioned for Book Works (2024), BEK (2024), PRIMARY (2023), Counterflows and Cafe OTO (2022) and Reduced Listening for BBC Radio 3 (2020). Essays on artworks and autistic modes of being are published by MOSTYN, Llandudno (2021), Double Negative (2022) and Fingal County Council (2023) as part of artist Sarah Browne’s edited collection Echo’s Bones: a parallel play. Roy is a Senior Lecturer in Fine Art at Liverpool John Moores University, and they are represented by A plus A gallery, Venice.
About Platform Commissions
Platform Commissions is an initiative to support the production of significant new works by artists based in Ireland. It invites the submission of proposals from eligible artists for new artworks and projects through a simple and supported process. Selected proposals are offered financial and production support for the realisation and presentation of the new work as part of the upcoming biennial programme.