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We need your consent to load this rte-player contentWe use rte-player to manage extra content that can set cookies on your device and collect data about your activity. Please review their details and accept them to load the content.Manage Preferences Rapid vaccine development, unprecedented international collaboration among research teams and provision of remote care to millions. The Covid-19 pandemic, in many ways, has pushed the accelerate button on medical innovation and brought the future o...

10 Questions with Héloise Winstone The Future Now Symposium is an exploration of 21st century culture through the mechanism of art, running 28 April – 1 May. This multidisciplinary four-day virtual event brings together key institutions, galleries, publications and artists for live-streamed discussions surrounding the most pressing issues from today’s creative industries. Through imaginative debates, panel discussions, career advice and cultural engagement, Future Now is a platfor...

5 Questions with Rand Suffolk The Future Now Symposium is an exploration of 21st century culture through the mechanism of art, running 28 April – 1 May. This multidisciplinary four-day virtual event brings together key institutions, galleries, publications and artists for live-streamed discussions surrounding the most pressing issues from today’s creative industries. Through imaginative debates, panel discussions, career advice and cultural engagement, Future Now is a platform for id...

ESB to Sponsor RTÉ’s First Branded Podcast Series April 16, 2021 RTÉ has teamed up with ESB as a sponsor for a new branded podcast series in a deal which was brokered by Spark Foundry, part of Core. Future Now / Future Next is produced in-house by the RTÉ Commercial’s Creative Services team and is the broadcaster’s first branded content podcast. The series will be supported by a cross-platform campaign on RTÉ radio and digital and is available on all podcast streamin...

10 Questions with Eva Vonk The Future Now Symposium is an exploration of 21st century culture through the mechanism of art, running 28 April – 1 May. This multidisciplinary four-day virtual event brings together key institutions, galleries, publications and artists for live-streamed discussions surrounding the most pressing issues from today’s creative industries. Through imaginative debates, panel discussions, career advice and cultural engagement, Future Now is a platform for idea ...

Brigitte Roüan. In the story, written by the director herself, David takes Gabrielle and her children climbing in the mountains for the first time. They have a magical day, but on the way back down to Briançon, their car hits a young migrant who is being pursued by the police. David instinctively hides him in his boot. Moved by this child’s fate, he decides to help him at any cost. Gabrielle, on the other hand, has another fight on her hands: her ex-husband has found out about her relations...

We are currently living through the biggest disruption in education in human history. According to the United Nations, school closures brought about by Covid-19, have impacted 94 per cent of the worlds student population, setting back some 1.6 billion learners globally. In Ireland, schools and universities adapted to lockdown conditions by moving learning online, relying on technology to connect and continue education. But is this remote learning model here to stay post-Covid? Has this new reli...

10 Questions with Sarah Allen The Future Now Symposium is an exploration of 21st century culture through the mechanism of art, running 28 April – 1 May. This multidisciplinary four-day virtual event brings together key institutions, galleries, publications and artists for live-streamed discussions surrounding the most pressing issues from today’s creative industries. Through imaginative debates, panel discussions, career advice and cultural engagement, Future Now is a platform for id...

Building an Inclusive Sector The Aesthetica Future Now Symposium 2021 contributes to conversations about representation and inclusivity, inviting leading artists and curators to discuss how we can decolonise the industry. This year’s event takes place digitally, in an accessible online space. NGV Melbourne and MCA Australia are two of the most-visited galleries in Australia, welcoming millions of visitors each year. Over the last 18 months, both galleries have grappled with Covid-related rest...

10 Questions with Karin Rehn-Kaufmann The Future Now Symposium is an exploration of 21st century culture through the mechanism of art, running 28 April – 1 May. This multidisciplinary four-day virtual event brings together key institutions, galleries, publications and artists for live-streamed discussions surrounding the most pressing issues from today’s creative industries. Through imaginative debates, panel discussions, career advice and cultural engagement, Future Now is a platfor...