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Awards Sculptures

Awards sculptures by John Rainey on stage at the 2022 Business to Arts Awards. The sculpture ‘Assemblage’ was commissioned by daa and Business to Arts for the 30th anniversary of the Business to Arts Awards. Photo: Conor McCabe

Awards sculptures by John Rainey on stage at the 2022 Business to Arts Awards. The sculpture ‘Assemblage’ was commissioned by daa and Business to Arts for the 30th anniversary of the Business to Arts Awards. Photo: Conor McCabe

Each year we work with our Sculpture Commissioning Partner to create a unique Awards sculpture from an Irish-based sculptor. It is Ireland’s longest-running corporate art commission and provides a prestigious opportunity for a sculptor to create work that sits proudly in some of Ireland’s leading corporate offices and cultural institutions.

This year we are proud to work with Catapult, our production partner, to commission the sculpture for the 2025 Business to Arts Awards.

Since the commission began over 30 years ago we have worked with some of Ireland’s leading sculptors in a range of materials, always seeking to represent the power of partnership in new and interesting forms.

We will announce the 2025 commissioned artist in late June/early July.

The selected artist for 2024's sculpture commission was Emmet Kane's 'Geallta'. The 2023 Business to Arts Awards sculptor was Chloe Lennon and recent sculptors included: John Rainey, Kathleen Walsh, Emma Bourke, Ed Miliano, Cara Murphy, Kevin Callaghan, Gráinne Watt, Michelle Byrne, and more.

Emmet Kane, the commissioned sculptor for 2024, discusses the process to create his Awards sculpture 'Geallta'

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