11 October 2017
Artist Susan MacWilliam will be in conversation with Peter Maybury about the making of the book, AN ANSWER is EXPECTED. Following their discussion MacWilliam’s 2013 film AN ANSWER IS EXPECTED will be screened in Studio 6.
06 October 2017
The Supporters Club Group Crit provides an opportunity for a community of artists to meet, develop and exchange ideas and receive advice on professional development.
28 September 2017
‘Relatively Speaking’ guided walking tour introduces the current exhibitions at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Gallery of Photography and Project Arts Centre.
23 September 2017
A walking tour, hosted by the artist, taking in each of the central Dublin venues and works in the McCullough Mulvin Orange project.
22 September 2017
Join us on Culture Night for ‘Double Movement’, by Gavin Murphy, ‘McCullough Mulvin Orange’, by artist Mark Orange produced in collaboration with Dublin architect Niall McCullough, and tours of artists’ studios.
15 September 2017
The Trans Live Art Salon is hosting an inclusive space in the heart of the city with performances, readings, queer skill-sharing workshops, all served with tea and biscuits to keep you going during Fringe Festival.
08 September 2017
Artist Julia Dubsky will participate in a public conversation with artist and art critic James Merrigan, on the occasion of her studio exhibition ‘Vera Dian’ in Studio 16 at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios.
07 September 2017
2017 Recent Graduate Residency recipient Julia Dubsky opens her studio for a preview of her new work, in the exhibition ‘Vera Dian’.
19 August 2017
Two day liquid latex puppet building workshop with Ctrl+ART+Dlt
16 August 2017
Temple Bar Gallery + Studios (TBG+S) is delighted to present a reading by Gavin Corbett and Claire- Louise Bennett. The writers will be introduced by Susan Tomaselli, founder and editor of gorse journal.
20 July 2017
‘Relatively Speaking’ guided walking tour introduces the current exhibitions at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios and Gallery of Photography on Thursday 20 July 2017 at 1pm.
15 July 2017
Rooting for Wimps is a participatory performance where the audience becomes witness to one woman’s ambition to achieve equilibrium between right and left.