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The image is the title of the exhibition “Long time we’ve been working” and its opening dates 8th Sept - 11th Nov. The text is in black on a white background with a grid and yellow accent elements. The serif font of the text is adapted with abstract shapes and images drawn from the films in the exhibition including a figure’s shadow, a flower and a flowing paper ribbon.

Project Arts Centre, Cinenova, and aemi present: Long time we’ve been working / Tamall fada atá muid ag obair

This image is a still from the short film 'A Moment Twice Lived' by Irish filmmaker Martin Healy. The image depicts an elderly woman seated with her side to the camera, gazing at a painting. She wears a beige mack jacket, a beige scarf, and has her grey hair tied in a bun. In the background, there is a red antique chair wooden bookcase and wooden window shutters. The painting has a golden, antique-style frame with flowers, and appears to show the silhouette of a person standing against a fiery background, although it is unclear due to the angle. The woman appears to be deeply absorbed in the painting.

EAFFI 2023: Far Away Eyes & A Moment Twice Lived

A studio portrait of filmmaker Lisa Freeman taken at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios in Dublin, Ireland. Lisa is seated on a cushioned chair in the center of the image. Behind her, various images from her film work and other photographs are visible. To Lisa's left, there is a shelf with many notebooks and a plant. Lisa is wearing green and black boots, dark trousers and a dark blazer, with a blue tshirt. Her posture is relaxed but confident, as she leans forward with her legs apart and rests her chin on her right hand while looking directly into the camera.

aemi & SIRIUS Commission 2023: Lisa Freeman

Black and white image of Cheryl Dunye, a Black person standing in front of a wall. Cheryl is wearing a long buttoned-up coat, with a white shirt collar showing, a hairband, and glasses. To the left of Cheryl is large black text in all capitals which reads THE EARLY WORKS OF CHERYL DUNYE.

Film Ireland Review – The Early Works of Cheryl Dunye

Fionnuala Sweeney, Head of Film and Architecture at the Arts Council of Ireland, is presenting an information session. She is standing in front of a microphone in the background of the image. There is a large modern television to her right, which displays her presentation. She has light skin, medium length dark hair, and wears black clothing. In the foreground there is a full room of audience members seated and observing her presentation, with their backs to the camera.

Audio recording of the Arts Council Film Funding Clinic & Career Interview with film artist Tadhg O’Sullivan, hosted by AEMI

Black text on a plain yellow background reads: FUNDING OPPORTUNITY

Upcoming Arts Council funding opportunities – Film Bursary Award, Agility Award, Touring of Work schemes, Markievicz Award