Screen Service Collective CLG

Screen Service Collective Company Limited by Guarantee is a not‑for‑profit arts organisation dedicated to nurturing collaborative practice among contemporary artists. Through its flagship annual initiative, The Collision Project, the collective creates a peer‑to‑peer platform where artists can experiment, exchange ideas and develop critical dialogue, culminating in a public presentation that showcases the outcomes of their residency work.

The collective’s core services include artist residencies, curatorial support, and the production of exhibitions and public talks. Since its launch in 2023, The Collision Project has supported more than twenty artists, most recently presenting work at STARLING in Limerick City and hosting a concluding talk at Sirius Arts Centre in Cobh, Co. Cork. By facilitating interdisciplinary collaborations—such as the recent “awkward attachments” project by Leda Scully and Lily O’Shea—Screen Service provides emerging and established creators with the resources, mentorship and audience engagement needed to explore themes of nostalgia, time and the complexities of late‑stage capitalism.