15 September 2017
The Trans Live Art Salon is hosting an inclusive space in the heart of the city with performances, readings, queer skill-sharing workshops, all served with tea and biscuits to keep you going during Fringe Festival.
Friday 15 - Tuesday 19 September 2017 | 2.30-8pm
Studio 6, TBG+S | Free admission
For more information on the Fringe Festival click here.
Do you sometimes find festivals overwhelming? Do you ever yearn to draw or crochet, even though you’ve always been convinced you couldn’t? Want to read books and play games by trans artists from all over the world, or chat about gender? The Trans Live Art Salon is hosting an inclusive space in the heart of the city with performances, readings, queer skill-sharing workshops, all served with tea and biscuits to keep you going during Fringe-time. No matter what has left you parched, the Fully Automated Luxury Gender Oasis is here to replenish you.
Please come and join us for CHILL TIME in the Oasis. The space will be open and free for you to kick back, relax, and replenish your energy reserves. Activities available will include drawing, playing video games by trans game creators, crochet, knitting, collections of trans publications available for reading, stencil making, and viewing the artworks on display. (Or you can come and do nothing at all, whatever you need from the Oasis!) This space is for you - consider it your festival home.
14 January — 26 February 2020, Tuesdays
Want to get an insight into a leading artists’ studio complex and contemporary art gallery in Dublin? Would you like to meet artists and new people, get involved in hands-on workshops and attend talks exploring a range of approaches to art-making?
24 January 2020, 1pm - 2pm
In collaboration with Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design & Technology’s MA in Art, Research and Collaboration, we are happy to announce a series of lunchtime conversations devised by MA students and artists Nic Flanagan and Lucy Tevlin, as part of our studio events programme.
01 February 2020, 3pm - 4pm
Explore our exhibition Tragodía by Turner Prize-winning artist, Tai Shani, through art activities, creative exercises and personal responses.
