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Image description The front of IMMA, viewed from the courtyard. A large building with three floors, four large windows in the centre, and a small green tower structure in the middle.



Join IMMA for the online launch of IMMA Perspectives.


IMMA Perspectives – A Creative Encounter features an enriching panel discussion titled Neurodivergence in the Arts moderated by writer and performer Dee Roycroft with artists Aideen Barry and AlanJames Burns, theatre maker Jody O’Neill,  interdisciplinary creator Tierra Porter and author and psychologist Maja Toudal. The discussion will centre on the experience of creating work as a neurodivergent artist – the advantages, the challenges and the supports needed.

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At the webinar, IMMA will also be announcing the details of a week-long encounter for neurodivergent artists. This webinar will be ISL-interpreted. Full information and application details for this will be available from the 11 March.

About IMMA Perspectives

IMMA Perspectives – A Creative Encounter is a partnership between IMMA, Dublin City Council and neurodivergent artists, Jody O’Neill and Dee Roycroft, working towards creating a Dublin where neurodivergent people can fully participate in and enjoy cultural experiences. From 12 to 16 of May 2025, selected professional neurodivergent artists (across a range of disciplines) will participate in a week-long series of bespoke workshops and seminars. This is an opportunity for selected artists to spend a concentrated period of time exploring their practice, identifying areas where they encounter challenges, and evolving practical solutions.

This launch is sponsored by Cultural and Creative Industries Skillnet.

For more information, visit imma.ie

Jody O'Neill joins the panel Dee Roycroft will chair the panel Neurodivergence in the Arts, hosted by IMMA as part of IMMA Perspectives.

Jody O'Neill joins the panel Dee Roycroft will chair the panel Neurodivergence in the Arts, hosted by IMMA as part of IMMA Perspectives.

Dee Roycroft will chair the panel Neurodivergence in the Arts, hosted by IMMA as part of IMMA Perspectives.

Dee Roycroft will chair the panel Neurodivergence in the Arts, hosted by IMMA as part of IMMA Perspectives.

Aideen Barry joins the panel to launch IMMA Perspectives on March 11.

Aideen Barry joins the panel to launch IMMA Perspectives on March 11.


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