23 September 2017
A walking tour, hosted by the artist, taking in each of the central Dublin venues and works in the McCullough Mulvin Orange project.
Saturday 23 September 2017 | 2:30pm
Meeting point: Temple Bar Gallery + Studios
Free event, booking is essential. Click here to book your free ticket.
A walking tour, hosted by the artist, taking in each of the central Dublin venues and works in the McCullough Mulvin Orange project. The tour will leave Temple Bar Gallery + Studios atrium space at 2:30pm, to return by 5pm. The event is free and open to the public, but requires registration.
McCullough Mulvin Orange is an exhibition featuring a series of new works by artist Mark Orange, each produced in collaboration with architect Niall McCullough of the Dublin practice McCullough Mulvin Architects. The locations for the exhibition include some of the key Dublin buildings designed by McCullough Mulvin over the past 20 years: Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, the Long Room Hub and Ussher Library, Trinity College, and the Irish Architecture Foundation, Bachelors Walk.
Following the walking tour, there will be an exhibition reception for the project, open to all, Saturday 23 September, 5-7pm at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios' atrium space.
For further information, please visit: www.mcculloughmulvinorange.com
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