03 June — 01 July 2020
The other week I happened to be listening to the radio (CountryWide, RTÉ Radio One, Saturday 16 May) when I heard the artist, Orla Barry, speaking from her farm in Wexford about her sheep herd (Lleyn and Beltex).
01 December 2019, 11am - 1pm
Join TBG+S studio artist Chloe Brenan for a second workshop that takes as its starting point the Matières class within the Bauhaus School.
01 December 2019, 3pm
Visit artist Sarah Pierce in her studio at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios.
01 December 2019, 4pm
A talk by invited guest Martino Stierli (Chief Curator of Architecture and Design, Museum of Modern Art, New York) chaired by Dr Sabine Kriebel (UCC).
30 November 2019, 11am - 1pm
Join TBG+S studio artist Catriona Leahy in a workshop to explore simple printing techniques, and repeat patterns to create your own bespoke wallpaper.
30 November 2019, 2pm - 3.30pm
Join artist Tamsin Snow for this workshop taking inspiration from Bauhaus furniture design.
30 November 2019, 5pm
A talk by DABF 2019 guest curator, Kathleen James-Chakraborty.
29 November 2019, 1pm
Join Dr Jennifer Goff, Curator of Furniture, Silver & the Eileen Gray collection at the National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks, Dublin, for a guided tour of the Eileen Gray collection.
29 November 2019, 6pm
The launch of Orla Barry's book Shaved Rapunzel, Scheherazade and the Shearling Ram from Arcady will include an introduction by Lisa Godson and readings by Richard Walsh, Derrick Devine and Orla Barry.
28 November 2019, 1pm, @ National Gallery of Ireland
Join NGI curator Niamh MacNally for a tour of a series of Bauhaus print portfolios on loan from the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart.
28 November 2019, 6pm
Niamh O’Malley and Claire Louise Bennett will read from a new book published on the occasion of Niamh O’Malley’s recent exhibition ‘handle’ at the Royal Hibernian Academy, touring to John Hansard Gallery, Southampton in 2020.
27 November 2019, 6pm
Grant Watson, a London-based curator and researcher, will give an illustrated talk on Bauhaus Imaginista, his collaborative three-year research project, with Marion von Osten, that culminated in a major exhibition and publication (Thames & Hudson 2019).