DABF23 Opening Talk: Polyphonic
07 December 2023, 6pm
Part talk, part tour, join Dublin Art Book Fair’s Guest Curator Wendy Erskine in exploring this year’s theme, Polyphonic.
19 December 2019, 5pm
Turner Prize-winning artist, Tai Shani will take part in a public conversation with writer Megan Nolan, prior to the opening of her exhibition Tragodía.
An accompanying text response to Tragodía from Megan Nolan has been commissioned by Tai Shani and Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, which will be available to take from the gallery.
Megan Nolan is an Irish writer of essays, fiction and criticism, currently based in London. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Guardian, The White Review, and Winter Papers. Texts have been commissioned by South London Gallery, Wysing Art Centre, the V & A, and the Museum of London. She has a fortnightly column in the New Statesman. Her debut novel Acts of Desperation will be published in 2021 by Jonathan Cape in the UK and Little Brown in the USA.
07 December 2023, 6pm
Part talk, part tour, join Dublin Art Book Fair’s Guest Curator Wendy Erskine in exploring this year’s theme, Polyphonic.
07 — 17 December 2023, Monday to Friday: 11am–7pm; Saturday + Sunday: 11am–6pm
Recordings on Dust a collaborative soundwork by Stefan Klein and Ben Glas will be played at intervals throughout Dublin Art Book Fair 2023.
07 — 17 December 2023
I Dream of a White Gorilla is an artwork by artist Mandy O’Neill commissioned by Dublin Art Book Fair in response to this year's theme: Polyphonic