
About Business to Arts
We connect the corporate and cultural sectors through purposeful arts partnerships.
For more than three decades, Business to Arts has served as a vital link between the business community and the arts world in Ireland, making us a trusted and indispensable partner to countless organisations and individuals. We provide exceptional opportunities to engage with creativity, innovation, and cultural diversity, driving positive social impact by supporting the growth and sustainability of the arts sector.
Making an Impact
Business to Arts in numbers
36
of trust building between business and arts
270
across the corporate-cultural sectors
€7+
disbursed to the arts sector in the past 10 years alone
100+
commissions and arts partnerships facilitated
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Open call to visual artists for Accenture's Women on Walls at UCC is now live!
Artists are invited to respond to an open call to win a commission to complete either an individual or a group portrait of trailblazing women connected to the Munster region who have contributed to the betterment of society.
The open call will run from Tuesday, 26th November until 5pm on Thursday, 16th January 2025.

Meet our new Board Trustees and Arts Portfolio Manager
Business to Arts is proud to announce that following our open recruitment earlier this summer for new Board Trustees, the Board of Business to Arts has overseen the appointment of five fantastic new additions to our Board. We are excited to welcome Aisling, Conor, Garry, Joanne and Maura and look forward to working with them over the next few years. They bring a wealth of experience and a broad network to Business to Arts including sustainability, fundraising, operations, governance, finance and legal expertise.
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The Value of Arts Board Service: A Conversation with former Business to Arts Board Members
Serving on an Arts board can be an invaluable experience for business leaders. It offers a unique opportunity to expand their networks, enhance strategic thinking, and contribute to community development. It also fosters creativity and innovation, skills that can benefit their professional roles.

Art Meets Innovation: A Neurodivergent Perspective on Climate Action Through Digital Media
AlanJames Burns (they/them) is a neurodivergent and environmental artist, curator, and festival maker. They won the Accenture €10,000 Digital Innovation in Art Bursary in 2023. We sat down with them to explore their work and progress since then.