News

Read up on the latest from Business to Arts...

Pictured at Díon Restaurant, Business to Arts Award Winners, Arantxa Colomé, Music Network, Emmett Scanlon, Irish Architecture Foundation, Luke Reaper, Ipsos B&A, Julia Gelezova, PhotoIreland, Peter Collins, Kennedy Wilson & Louise O’Reilly, Business to Arts. Picture Conor McCabe Photography.

2026 Business to Arts Award Winners Announced!

Winners at the 34th annual Business to Arts Awards included landmark cultural infrastructure, nationwide access initiatives and creative responses to inclusion and climate action, alongside €25,000 presented through three bursaries.

8 September 2026

Grace Wells, recipient of PFGi poetry bursary and commission

Grace Wells announced as the inaugural winner of the PFGi Poetry Award 2026

Inaugural €7,000 award in partnership with Poetry Ireland / Éigse Éireann supports the creation of new poetic work through cross-disciplinary engagement

12 August 2026

Pictured on Sandymount Strand with ‘Intertidal’ this year’s Business to Arts Awards sculpture, Ronan Healy, CEO & Founder, Catapult, Louise O’Reilly, Chief Executive, Business to Arts and Wexford-based artist Fiona Byrne. Picture Conor McCabe Photography.

Announcing the shortlist for 34th Business to Arts Awards!

14 July 2026

Come work with us!

Business to Arts is currently inviting applications from experienced arts and cultural professionals interested in contributing to our work across capacity-building, cultural programming, events and research.

13 July 2026

Artist Silvina Sisterna named first recipient of Mason Hayes Curran residential bursary at Fire Station Artists Studios

Silvina Sisterna announced as recipient of Mason Hayes & Curran Bursary at Fire Station Artists’ Studios

Law firm Mason Hayes & Curran has announced Silvina Sisterna as the first recipient of its inaugural visual arts residential bursary at Fire Station Artists’ Studios in Dublin.

8 July 2026

Pictured announcing the new Award, Claire Power, Director, Poetry Ireland and Aine Dunne, Chief Executive Officer, PFGi

PFGi and Poetry Ireland / Éigse Éireann Launch New Poetry Award

Inaugural €7,000 award supports creation of new poetic work through cross-disciplinary partnership.

5 June 2026

We're seeking a freelance designer, motion designer or small creative team!

Business to Arts is seeking support for the rollout of the Business to Arts Awards 2026 campaign.

15 May 2026

Taylor Wessing Irish Photo Prize Winners and Partners. Pictured L-R: Adam Griffiths, Taylor Wessing, Salem Anowe Chukwuezi, Judges Selection, Trish Lambe, Photo Museum Ireland, Conor Horgan, Prize Winner, Patryk Gizicki, Bursary Winner, Louise O'Reilly, Business to Arts, & Laura Dunwoody, Judges Selection. Photo: Leon Butler

Winners revealed for the inaugural Taylor Wessing Irish Photo Prize

We're proud to share the winners of the inaugural Taylor Wessing Irish Photo Prize & Bursary, marking a significant milestone for contemporary photography in Ireland.

22 April 2026

Pictured are Christine O’Donovan, Partner and Chair of the Mason Hayes & Curran Art Committee, Sara Greavu, Director, Fire Station Artist's Studios and Louise O'Reilly, Chief Executive, Business to Arts. Robbie Reynolds Photography.

Mason Hayes & Curran Launch Bursary at Fire Station Artists’ Studios to Support Early Career Artists

Law firm Mason Hayes & Curran announces a new multi-annual visual arts residential studio bursary today in partnership with Fire Station Artist Studios in Dublin 1.

20 March 2026

Pictured at the launch of the Business to Arts Awards 2026 are sponsors, Ronan Healy, Catapult, Meadhbh McClean, CBRE, Denise Charlton, Community Foundation Ireland, Jillian Saunders, ESB, Suzanne Linehan, Irish Life, Ger McNaughton, TileStyle & Louise O’Reilly, Business to Arts at Graphic Studio Dublin. Picture Andres Poveda Photography.

Nominations for the 34th Business to Arts Awards are now live!

Applications are open from 3rd March to midnight on 16th April.

3 March 2026