[Basement Project Space] Open call for film and video submissions – Your Video Here – April 2012

Dear All,
Your Video Here in association with Basement Project Space are pleased to announce:

Open Call for Film and Video submissions – April 2012
YOUR VIDEO HERE at Basement Project Space CORK

Responding to the underground space at Basement, Your Video Here is calling for submissions for Video and film work responding to the theme ‘Under_ground’. The selected films will be screened at Basement Project Space in April 2012. The screenings will include audience conversation about the works shown, and Q&A with the film/video makers. Your Video Here intends to screen video and films issued with Creative Commons licenses, though this is not a stipulation for submissions.
Deadline for submissions: 31st March 2012

Send a link to your work online to:

Alternatively post a copy of you work to:
Your Video Here, No. 4 Ducart House, Steamboat Quay, Limerick City.

Call for Studio Applications 2012

Basement Project Space

Call for Studio Applications 2012:

We are now calling for applications for Studio-Space/Work-Space which will become available in Jan 2012 (BPS are delighted to announce that in 2012 BPS Studios will be partly funded by the Arts Council of Ireland)

to submit send us your CV & Bio and brief statement about your practice, please include several Images of your work by e-mail to: basementprojectspace@gmail.com

deadline is Dec 16th 2011 for receipt of applications.


We urge you to please pass this call along to anyone who may be interested, as BPS relies on studio membership in order to operate.

Looking forward to hearing from you

Regards & Happy Christmas from

the BPS Team

Basement Project Space
Camden Place
Camden Quay
Cork city
Ireland

www.basementprojectspace.wordpress.com

UCC LGBTs Trans GID/GD Awareness Week

Below is the time table for UCC LGBTs Trans GID/GD Awareness Week 14 – 17th November 2011. Please share around.

Mon: Closed Trans Workshop @7:30pm ORB 145

Tues: Gidi-Gender Identity Disorder Ireland Talk @7:30pm WBG G02 with Sara-Jane Cromwell

Wed: Trans 101 Workshop @7:30pm WBG G02

Thurs: Lunch & TED Talk @1pm Student Centre. TED (Technology Entertainment and Design) is a global set of conferences owned by the private non-profit Sapling Foundation, formed to disseminate “ideas worth spreading”. We will be watching a TED on a Trans GID/GD Issues with a discussion/rant session to follow.

Thurs: Legal Barriers To Trans & Intersex Peoples @7:30pm WGB G02 with Tanya Uí Mhuirthile, WGB (Western Gateway Building)

Going Dotty

For those of you who’ve been on holidays or living under a rock for the past while, Cork Feminista is going dotty in your absence!!!

 

On Sat 9th July at 2pm, member of Cork Feminista will stage a ‘Join the Dots’ Action in Cork City Centre. Check out more info in this previous post: Join the Dots

We’re getting together this Sat in the Woodford Bar at 2.30pm to plan out the logistics so feel free to come along and help us out!

In the meantime I’ve been thinking about my dot and I think it will be something along these lines:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Men Should Weep

 24~30 Apr

Men Should Weep

An extraordinarily moving play about women surviving in the inner city tenements of Cork during the depression era of the 1930s. It offers something for everyone: for lovers of history, lovers of Cork, lovers of in-laws, lovers of a good story told well.

TIME: 8pm.
TICKETS: €20/€15 Early Bird & Concs. & Groups.
BOOKING/INFO: Tel: 021 4505624.

VENUE: Cork Arts Theatre, Camden Court, Carroll’s Quay, Cork City. 

Written by: Ena Lamont Stewart


Women in Politics in Cork

This is an objective breakdown of the male:female ratio of candidates running for the 19 Dail Seats available in Cork City & County. I will hopefully get around to also writing an article about why it’s important to vote for women first in this election but until that happens, I think this article suffices: http://www.advertiser.ie/mayo/article/36222.

Apologies if I missed out on any candidates- please let me know in the comments and I’ll edit the post.

Cork Constituencies:

  • Cork South Central – 5 seats
  • Cork North Central – 4 seats
  • Cork East – 4 seats
  • Cork North West – 3 seats
  • Cork South West – 3 seats

Total seats available: 19

Cork East

  • Fianna Fáil: Michael Ahern
  • Fianna Fáil: Kevin O’Keeffe
  • Fine Gael: Tom Barry
  • Fine Gael: Pa O’Driscoll
  • Fine Gael: David Stanton
  • Green Party: Malachy Harty
  • Labour Party: John Mulvihill
  • Labour Party: Seán Sherlock
  • Sinn Féin: Sandra McLellan
  • Independent:  Paul O’Neill
  • The Peoples Convention: Claire Cullinane

Total Number of Female Candidates: 2

Total Number of Candidates: 10

% Female Candidates: 20%

Cork North Central

  • Fianna Fáil: Billy Kelleher
  • Fine Gael: Pat Burton
  • Fine Gael: Dara Murphy
  • Labour Party: John Gilroy
  • Labour Party: Kathleen Lynch
  • Sinn Féin: Jonathan O’Brien
  • United Left Alliance: Mick Barry
  • Workers’ Party: Ted Tynan
  • Independent: Fergus O’Rourke
  • Independent: Padraig O’Sullivan

Total Number of Female Candidates: 1

Total Number of Candidates: 10

% Number of Female Candidates: 10%

Cork North West

  • Fianna Fáil: Michael Moynihan
  • Fianna Fáil: Daithi Ó Donnabháin
  • Fine Gael: Áine Collins
  • Fine Gael: Derry Canty
  • Fine Gael: Michael Creed
  • Green Party: Mark Collins
  • Labour Party: Martin Coughlan
  • Sinn Féin: Des O’Grady
  • United Left Alliance: Ann Foley

Total Number of Female Candidates: 2

Total Number of Candidates: 9

% Number of Female Candidates: 22%

Cork South Central

  • Fianna Fáil: Micheál Martin
  • Fianna Fáil: Michael McGrath
  • Fine Gael: Jerry Buttimer
  • Fine Gael: Deirdre Clune
  • Fine Gael: Simon Coveney
  • Green Party: Dan Boyle
  • Labour Party: Paula Desmond
  • Labour Party: Ciarán Lynch
  • Sinn Féin: Chris O’Leary
  • Independent: David McCarthy
  • Independent: Mick Finn

Total Number of Female Candidates: 2

Total Number of Candidates: 11

% Number of Female Candidates: 18%

Cork South West

  • Fianna Fáil: Denis O’Donovan
  • Fianna Fáil: Christy O’Sullivan
  • Fine Gael: Jim Daly
  • Fine Gael: Noel Harrington
  • Fine Gael: Kevin Murphy
  • Labour Party: Michael McCarthy
  • Sinn Féin: Paul Hayes
  • Independent: Dave McInerney
  • Green Party: Jennifer Sleeman

Total Number of Female Candidates: 1

Total Number of Candidates: 9

% Number of Female Candidates: 11%

Overall:

Total Number of Female Candidates: 8

Total Number of Candidates: 48

% Number of Female Candidates: 17%