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Temple Bar Gallery + Studios invites applications from artists for the TBG+S Recent Graduate Residency Award 2024.

TBG+S Recent Graduate Residency Award is a professional development opportunity aimed at recent graduate artists in Ireland. It offers a large free studio for one year, a €5,000 artist bursary, and a variety of institutional supports, to an artist who has graduated from an undergraduate degree in the past three years.

The Recent Graduate Residency Award is an annual award that assists an emerging artist in focusing their studio practice at a crucial point in their career. It provides an opportunity for artists to develop their careers, within the creative community of Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, and among other professional artists.

In 2024, this opportunity is aimed at all artists who have graduated from a Fine Art (or related) BA/BFA in any recognised university or third level institution in Ireland in the past three years, and Irish artists who have graduated from a Fine Art (or related) BA/BFA outside of Ireland in the past three years (2023/2022/2021).

Temple Bar Gallery + Studios is committed to ensuring that it takes positive policy measures to promote equality of opportunity for all visual artists applying regardless of their gender, sexual orientation, civic or family status, religion, age, disability, socio-economic background, race, or membership of the Travelling community. Therefore, we welcome applications from practicing Visual Artists that are representative of the diversity of Irish society, including, but not limited to any of the characteristics outlined.

Deadline for Applications: Friday 8 March 2024, 5pm

Online Information Workshop

Monday 12 February 2024, 12 pm

TBG+S Programme Curator Michael Hill hosts an informal online session to help guide applicants through the submission process for the TBG+S Recent Graduate Residency Award. This will be a group discussion that will take you through the application form step-by-step with tips on how to approach each question, and advice on presenting images and supporting material. There will be time for questions and discussing other opportunities that TBG+S offers throughout each year.

The session is free to attend and will take place on Zoom. Booking is essential.

The Online Information Workshop has now ended. Please see the the TBG+S Instagram Story Highlights for a selection of the questions and answers that took place during the session, along with tips to keep in mind while writing the application.

Image description: Jialin stands in her studio. She has long dark shoulder-length hair and wears a polo-neck, long sleeve pullover. Behind her in the background there is a work desk which is covered in photographs. There is also a rose with yellow ribbon tangled in the stem in a glass vase on the work desk. On the white walls behind her a number of colour ai-generated images are pinned to the wall.