Art Walk: August 2026
19 August 2026, 2pm
Enjoy an afternoon of art in the city with an introduction to exhibitions and arts organisations in Temple Bar, which you can later explore at your own pace.
29 November 2021, 6.30pm @ Online
To mark the publication of Matter Mammal Oil Soar by Orla Whelan, Whale Dust Books presents an online book launch.
This event will include a screening of a specially produced In Conversation between Orla Whelan & Harlan Lowe. The film will last 25 minutes and will be followed by a live, open discussion with the artist/author answering questions.
Subverting the traditional format of an In Conversation which is usually held between artist and art critic, Whelan plays the role of both interviewer and interviewee in an informative, self-reflexive and at times humorous interview, entirely in keeping with the spirit of the book being discussed.
Matter Mammal Oil Soar is an experiment in art writing which explores the work of visual artist Orla Whelan. Playfully subverting conventions of art criticism, this publication reimagines notions of authorship, advocacy and agency, giving critical voice to the artist while painting a fuller picture of what is at play within an art practice, an exhibition and a body of work. With an essay by Noah Lawler and contributions from Dr. Rowena Hall and Lorna Whale, each text offers alternative insights into themes that inform Whelan's work, while considering what can be said about painting, colour and the transcendent potential of art.
This event takes place as part of Dublin Art Book Fair 2021: Manual, sponsored by Henry J Lyons and supported by Dublin UNESCO City of Literature.
19 August 2026, 2pm
Enjoy an afternoon of art in the city with an introduction to exhibitions and arts organisations in Temple Bar, which you can later explore at your own pace.
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.