Creative Generations, our arts-in-education programme which brings high-quality visual arts education to children in Dublin City schools, is featured on RTE2's news2day.
TBG+S artist Celina Muldoon was artist-in-residence at St. Vincent's Girls' National School for eight weeks during October and November 2019. The residency included introductions to contemporary art and Celina’s practice, with a visit to the gallery and artists’ studios at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios. Celina worked with fifth class pupils on a collaborative project themed around biodiversity, inspired by a visit to Bull Island with biodiversity expert Hannah Hamilton. Over six workshops the pupils created wearable sculptures which resulted in an ambitious live performance on the streets around their school.
Creative Generations is led by Arts Education Curator Jean Mann and generously funded by Central Bank of Ireland.
Watch the children take centre stage on Irish children's TV news programme, news2day, on RTE2 with presenter Aisling Moloney.
Temple Bar Gallery + Studios is delighted to announce its 2020 Artistic Programme. The programme was officially launched by Linda Doyle (Professor of Engineering & the Arts and Vice President for Research/Dean of Research in Trinity College Dublin) at a special event on Friday 7 February at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios.
Temple Bar Gallery + Studios is delighted to announce four artists who have been awarded studio spaces at TBG+S for the first time. Project Studios have been awarded to Lynda Devenney, Ann Maria Healy, Liliane Puthod, Eimear Walshe.
Temple Bar Gallery + Studios is seeking to recruit a Social Media and Administration Intern and a Gallery and Events Intern.
