Studio Seminar : John Byrne
30 June 2015
Tuesday 30th June, 6pm
Studio 24
Temple Bar Gallery + Studios
Events Archive
Fashion v Style Supporters Club BBQ
19 June 2015
Fashion v Style Supporters Club BBQ takes place on Friday 19th June from 6-8pm on the rooftop balcony at TBG+S.
Relatively Speaking: Guided Walking Tour
18 June 2015
‘Relatively Speaking’ guided walking tour across Project Arts Centre, Temple Bar Gallery + Studios and Douglas Hyde Gallery on Thursday 18th June at 1pm.
Studio Seminar: Dragana Jurisic
26 May 2015
Tuesday 26th May 2015,
Studio 6 6pm
Free entry, all welcome.
Drawing Day Workshop with David Eager Maher, Saturday 16th May
16 May 2015
Saturday 16th May
11am-12.30pm
All welcome
Supporters’ Club Talk #4: Declan Long ‘In praise of extremity’
13 May 2015
A special discussion with Declan Long for the TBG+S Supporters Club.
Relatively Speaking : A guided walking tour across three city art galleries
30 April 2015
Performance: Bealtaine
30 April 2015
Thursday 30th April, 9.30pm
Studio 6 Open: Experimental Film Society (EFS) IV
13 April 2015
The Experimental Film Society presents a series of six bi-monthly screenings at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios under the Studio 6 Open Programme. The fourth screening takes place on Monday 13th April at 6pm
Film Screening of ‘Living in a Coded Land’ & Curator’s Talk
28 March 2015
Saturday 28th March 2015 | 5pm - 7pm
Living in a Coded Land (2014) by filmmaker Pat Collins - film essay, which makes unexpected links between events and locations, history and contemporary life. Co-curator Hollie Kearns will give an introductory talk before the screening. As part of The Pattern Exchange.
Performative Lecture: Other Slippages: A short presentation on erosion by Artist Sarah Lincoln
24 March 2015
Artist Sarah Lincoln will present Other Slippages: a short presentation on erosion, in which she will respond to particular remnants along a stretch of Co. Waterford shoreline. As part of The Pattern Exchange.
Walking Tour, led by Artist Fiona McDonald
21 March 2015
Walking tour led by artist Fiona McDonald along the Great South Wall, exploring it’s current physical, political and conceptual location in the city and the changing relationship to public accessibility in its history . As part of the exhibition The Pattern Exchange.