04 May 2018
TBG+S founding members, artists Joe Hanly and Robert Armstrong, and Curator Jenny Haughton reflect on their experiences in setting up the organisation, its contribution to Temple Bar and its developments over the last 35 years.
04 May 2018
As part of Bealtaine @ Temple Bar, the Relatively Speaking guided walking tour will introduces the current exhibitions at Project Arts Centre, Gallery of Photography and Temple Bar Gallery + Studios.
03 May 2018
Join Learning and Public Engagement Curator, Katy Fitzpatrick, for this special private view and tour of Hannah Fitz’s exhibition.
03 May 2018
Join artists Tanad Williams and Andreas Kindler von Knobloch to design and create a temporary and modular sculpture in Temple Bar’s Meeting House Square.
03 May 2018
Join artist Karl Burke to explore the soundscape of the city, focusing on the Temple Bar region.
03 May 2018
As part of Bealtaine @ Temple Bar, the Relatively Speaking guided walking tour will introduces the current exhibitions at Project Arts Centre and Gallery of Photography and end with a visit to an artist’s studio at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios.
17 April 2018
TBG+S Studio Artist Jaki Irvine will show and talk about the works she has created during the course of her time working from a studio at TBG+S.
13 April 2018
Supporters Club Group Crits provide an opportunity for a community of artists to meet, develop and exchange ideas and receive advice on professional development from an experienced curator.
12 April 2018
Curious about contemporary art? Join the guided walking tour of Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Black Church Print Studio and Gallery of Photography.
03 April 2018
Poet and physicist Iggy McGovern and writer and researcher Nathan O’Donnell will be in conversation about time travel in art, literature and physics.
28 March 2018
Temple Bar Gallery + Studios is delighted to team up with the Royal Hibernian Academy, bringing together TBG+S Supporters and Friends of the RHA for a day of studio visits with artists resident in both organisations.
20 March 2018
Emily Mark-FitzGerald will explore the perils and possibilities of memorializing difficult histories, discussing recent Irish examples along with recent international trends in commemorative aesthetics.