Linking Arts Communities in the South East using Social Media

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Cathy Fitzgerald - Independent artist | educator | researcher

ArtLinks Director and Member discusses the ArtLinks.ie project, a 5 county arts programme. The use of social media on its website is both connecting and profiling arts practitioners in this region and uncovering the wealth of artistic work to the wider community

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profiling & linking Arts Communities in South East Ireland using social media Cathy Fitzgerald, ArtLinks Member & Director

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