Gallery Slow Look and Drawing Session
24 August 2026, 11am–12:30pm
Take time in the Gallery to explore the exhibition (O-O-O) by artist Vanessa Donoso López through slow looking and experimental drawing.
24 May 2024, 6pm
Artist and writer Julia Dubsky in conversation with writer and ACW contributor Nathan O'Donnell to discuss her new book, M/m.A.
Join us for the Dublin launch of artist and writer Julia Dubsky's new book, M/m.A, published by New Toni Press and Kirchgasse Galerie. This event, organised in conjunction with the MA/MFA Art in the Contemporary World (ACW) at NCAD, is free and open to all. Dubsky will be in conversation with writer and ACW contributor Nathan O'Donnell.
M/m.A is a new book, designed by Laura Klimmeck, which includes a re-publishing of Dubsky's (2021) essay "M/modesty", alongside a new foreword by Rebecca O'Dwyer, thirty-three works on paper produced between 2020 and 2023, and a new essay. "Actors!!" tracks a series of encounters and anecdotes that led to a sudden personal fascination with various forms of acting, comparing the history of painting to an actor's long career, with Isabelle Huppert featuring as the chief comparator.
"'M/modesty' is a study of two modesties: one that was dictated as a rule of obligatory decorum for women in England in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and one that was developed as a painterly ideal by a number of male artists (both real and fictive) in France in the same era. A meditation on the possible forms and fronts of hesitancy, delay and indirectness, painter Julia Dubsky's first book is modestly scaled but promiscuous in scope."
— Amelia Groom on 'M/modesty'
This event is supported by Free Space at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios. Free Space creates the opportunity for artists to access space in the city for peer learning, artist exchanges, project development and presentations.
Image description: A stack of four books with a silver spine and a black and pink cover on a white floor. Along the spine of the book are the words 'M/m.A, Julia Dubsky'.
24 August 2026, 11am–12:30pm
Take time in the Gallery to explore the exhibition (O-O-O) by artist Vanessa Donoso López through slow looking and experimental drawing.
09 — 13 September 2026
TBG+S Recent Graduate Residency Award recipient Rachel Enright Murphy presents No Obligation, a live artwork, as part of Dublin Fringe Festival.
13 — 20 September 2026
The Blue In Between is a specially commissioned series of Flags by artist Silvina Sisterna which will fly along Wellington Quay for the week of Culture Night 2026.