Colm Ó Briain: A Coat of Many Colours
€23 total for book including postage
Compiled by Muireann Ó Briain
ISBN: 9781739608644
Colm Ó Briain (1943–2020) was perhaps the single most important and influential figure in the Irish arts world from the 1960s to the early 21st century.
As founder of the Projects Arts Centre, as theatre director with the Abbey Theatre, and television drama director with RTÉ, as the first full-time Director of the Arts Council, General Secretary of the Labour Party, advisor to the first Minister for the Arts, Michael D. Higgins, and finally, Director of the National College of Art and Design, he was an extraordinarily effective advocate for the importance of the arts in private and public life in Ireland.
This volume of contributions from family, friends and colleagues gives a rounded picture of the many areas in which Colm Ó Briain’s passion for the arts flourished. It is also a fascinating portrait of a singular personality and the world that formed him.
In this book, members of Colm’s family, as well as a number of key figures in Irish arts and former colleagues offer essays in remembrance of Colm’s life and achievements.
Contributors include: Garry Hynes, Ciaran Benson, Lelia Doolan, Constance Short, Peter Sheridan, Christopher Fitz-Simon, Gerry Dukes, Doireann Ní Bhriain, Michael Gill, and President Michael D. Higgins
€23 total for book including postage
Compiled by Muireann Ó Briain
ISBN: 9781739608644
Colm Ó Briain (1943–2020) was perhaps the single most important and influential figure in the Irish arts world from the 1960s to the early 21st century.
As founder of the Projects Arts Centre, as theatre director with the Abbey Theatre, and television drama director with RTÉ, as the first full-time Director of the Arts Council, General Secretary of the Labour Party, advisor to the first Minister for the Arts, Michael D. Higgins, and finally, Director of the National College of Art and Design, he was an extraordinarily effective advocate for the importance of the arts in private and public life in Ireland.
This volume of contributions from family, friends and colleagues gives a rounded picture of the many areas in which Colm Ó Briain’s passion for the arts flourished. It is also a fascinating portrait of a singular personality and the world that formed him.
In this book, members of Colm’s family, as well as a number of key figures in Irish arts and former colleagues offer essays in remembrance of Colm’s life and achievements.
Contributors include: Garry Hynes, Ciaran Benson, Lelia Doolan, Constance Short, Peter Sheridan, Christopher Fitz-Simon, Gerry Dukes, Doireann Ní Bhriain, Michael Gill, and President Michael D. Higgins
€23 total for book including postage
Compiled by Muireann Ó Briain
ISBN: 9781739608644
Colm Ó Briain (1943–2020) was perhaps the single most important and influential figure in the Irish arts world from the 1960s to the early 21st century.
As founder of the Projects Arts Centre, as theatre director with the Abbey Theatre, and television drama director with RTÉ, as the first full-time Director of the Arts Council, General Secretary of the Labour Party, advisor to the first Minister for the Arts, Michael D. Higgins, and finally, Director of the National College of Art and Design, he was an extraordinarily effective advocate for the importance of the arts in private and public life in Ireland.
This volume of contributions from family, friends and colleagues gives a rounded picture of the many areas in which Colm Ó Briain’s passion for the arts flourished. It is also a fascinating portrait of a singular personality and the world that formed him.
In this book, members of Colm’s family, as well as a number of key figures in Irish arts and former colleagues offer essays in remembrance of Colm’s life and achievements.
Contributors include: Garry Hynes, Ciaran Benson, Lelia Doolan, Constance Short, Peter Sheridan, Christopher Fitz-Simon, Gerry Dukes, Doireann Ní Bhriain, Michael Gill, and President Michael D. Higgins