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Judging Criteria & Rules
Entry Procedures
Awards Ceremony
DAA Award Commission
Awards Publications
David Manley Awards
Register Interest
Nominations Procedures
Shortlist & Guidelines
Previous Arts Winners
Archive
Allianz Business to Arts Awards 2012
Judging Criteria & Rules
Judging Criteria
The Allianz Business to Arts Awards 2012 seek to recognise and encourage imaginative and effective business involvement with the arts. The primary concern of the judges will be to evaluate each nomination by reference to its level of success and creativity in achieving both the business’ and arts organisation’s (or individual artist’s) objectives.
Other criteria to be considered:
• Innovation, collaboration, partnership
• Good practice providing benefits to the business commensurate with the costs of the project and which contribute to the aims and objectives of the artist or arts organisation
• The successful development of a mutually beneficial partnership between a business and an arts organisation or artist
The judges will apply these criteria irrespective of the scale or financial value of the partnership.
Rules
1. The Allianz Business to Arts Awards 2012 are open to all businesses and organisations (of whatever nationality) promoting, using or supporting artists or the arts (of whatever nationality) within the Republic of Ireland, and to all businesses promoting Irish arts or Irish arts organisations overseas. Heritage organisations or projects are eligible for entry.
2. Nominated programmes or partnerships must have taken place between March 2011 and May 2012..
3. Businesses which have engaged with more than one arts project, artist or arts organisation may enter more than one nomination.
4. In cases where an arts organisation or event has more than one partner, each partner is eligible to be nominated but a separate nomination must be submitted. This rule will not apply where two or more businesses have collaborated jointly in a project or sponsorship. In such cases, only one nomination should be submitted covering all sponsors.
5. Arts organisations associated with a nomination are automatically eligible for the Dublin Airport Authority €5,000 Arts Award. Separate nomination forms are not required for this award.
6. Artists who have been commissioned by or worked with companies who have entered for the Jim McNaughton Perpetual Award for Best Commissioning Practice; Best Use of Creativity in the Workplace; or Best Use of Creativity in the Community are automatically eligible for the Jim McNaughton / TileStyle Bursary for Commissioned Artists. However, an additional document is required which outlines the work practice of the artist, experience in commissioning or working with business to date, and what the bursary would be used for. This outline should be approximately 800 words in length.
7. Business to Arts reserves the right to publish the names of all nominated business sponsors and associated organisations, artists or events.
8. Nomination presentations together with supporting material (if any) become the property of Business to Arts and will not be returned.
9. The decisions of the judges will be final and neither Business to Arts nor the sponsors will enter into discussion or correspondence in respect of any nomination or result.
Judging Criteria & Rules
Judging Criteria
The Allianz Business to Arts Awards 2012 seek to recognise and encourage imaginative and effective business involvement with the arts. The primary concern of the judges will be to evaluate each nomination by reference to its level of success and creativity in achieving both the business’ and arts organisation’s (or individual artist’s) objectives.
Other criteria to be considered:
• Innovation, collaboration, partnership
• Good practice providing benefits to the business commensurate with the costs of the project and which contribute to the aims and objectives of the artist or arts organisation
• The successful development of a mutually beneficial partnership between a business and an arts organisation or artist
The judges will apply these criteria irrespective of the scale or financial value of the partnership.
Rules
1. The Allianz Business to Arts Awards 2012 are open to all businesses and organisations (of whatever nationality) promoting, using or supporting artists or the arts (of whatever nationality) within the Republic of Ireland, and to all businesses promoting Irish arts or Irish arts organisations overseas. Heritage organisations or projects are eligible for entry.
2. Nominated programmes or partnerships must have taken place between March 2011 and May 2012..
3. Businesses which have engaged with more than one arts project, artist or arts organisation may enter more than one nomination.
4. In cases where an arts organisation or event has more than one partner, each partner is eligible to be nominated but a separate nomination must be submitted. This rule will not apply where two or more businesses have collaborated jointly in a project or sponsorship. In such cases, only one nomination should be submitted covering all sponsors.
5. Arts organisations associated with a nomination are automatically eligible for the Dublin Airport Authority €5,000 Arts Award. Separate nomination forms are not required for this award.
6. Artists who have been commissioned by or worked with companies who have entered for the Jim McNaughton Perpetual Award for Best Commissioning Practice; Best Use of Creativity in the Workplace; or Best Use of Creativity in the Community are automatically eligible for the Jim McNaughton / TileStyle Bursary for Commissioned Artists. However, an additional document is required which outlines the work practice of the artist, experience in commissioning or working with business to date, and what the bursary would be used for. This outline should be approximately 800 words in length.
7. Business to Arts reserves the right to publish the names of all nominated business sponsors and associated organisations, artists or events.
8. Nomination presentations together with supporting material (if any) become the property of Business to Arts and will not be returned.
9. The decisions of the judges will be final and neither Business to Arts nor the sponsors will enter into discussion or correspondence in respect of any nomination or result.