Commissioned Writer: Ian Maleney 'Notes on Collecting'
10 April — 08 August 2020
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Culture Night 2015 at TBG+S: Guided Tours of Artists’ Studios
18 September 2015
Join us on Culture Night 2015 for guided tours of the 30 artists’ studios and the exhibition ‘Huddle tests’ by Rhona Byrne. Friday 18th September, 6 - 10pm
Friday 18th September 2015 | 6-10pm
Join us on Culture Night 2015!
On the event of Culture Night 2015 Temple Bar Gallery + Studios will open its doors for an extended period. The Gallery will be open to the public until 10pm with the current exhibition Huddle tests, by Irish artist Rhona Byrne. Huddle tests transforms the gallery into a testing ground for the exploration of social relations, group dynamics and associated anxieties. Admission is free. For more information on the exhibition please click here.
Guided Tours of Artists' Studios
Guided tours of the 30 artists' studios will begin every half hour from 6pm on Friday 18th September with the last tour starting at 9pm. Each tour will last 30-40 minutes. This is a great opportunity to meet and visit the studios of some of Ireland’s most interesting emerging and established artists. TBG+S Studio Artists including Ramon Kassam, Paul Coleman, Kevin Cosgrove, Barbara Knezevic, Robert Armstrong and Aurélien Froment will open their studios to the public for this series of guided tours. For more information on each of these artists please click here.
Booking is essential as places are limited. Please select your chosen tour time when booking.
Please arrive 10 minutes before your tour.
Tour Start Times:
6pm
6.30pm
7pm
7.30pm
8pm
8.30pm
9pm
Culture Night is an annual all-island public event that celebrates culture, creativity and the arts. This year, it will take place on Friday 18th September 2015. On Culture Night, arts and cultural organisations and venues of all shapes and sizes extend their opening hours to allow for increased access to the public. Special and unique events and workshops are specifically programmed at participating locations and everything is available free of charge.
Culture Night has grown from a relatively small scale cultural event staged only in Dublin in 2006 to the significant national cultural event it now is, with some 350,000 people visiting museums, galleries, historic houses, artists' studios and cultural centres across the country. The initiative has captured both the public imagination and the enthusiasm of artists and cultural organisations.
Is í An Roinn Ealaíon, Oidhreachta agus Gaeltachta i gcomhar le Comhairle Cathrach Bhaile Átha Cliath agus Iontaobhas Cultúrtha Bharra an Teampaill a d'eagraigh Oíche Chultúir duit.
Culture Night is brought to you by the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht in partnership with Dublin City Council and Temple Bar Cultural Trust.