15 May 2026, 4–5.45pm
Exhibiting artist Rebecca Moccia and Marta Bianchi from Care of, Milan will host a curated series of short video’s followed by an artist talk and introduction to the Gallery exhibition Nostalgism.
24 April 2026, 2:30–6:30pm
Finnish resident artist Miia Kettunen presents her work and research from her two-month residency in her studio at TBG+S.
21 April 2025, 6–7pm, 7:30–8:30pm
On the occasion of Music Currents Festival, TBG+S Studio Artist Jaki Irvine presents SHHh...Ow...emmM, an audio visual performance with Izumi Kimura, Joe O'Farrell, Sarah Grimes, Marco Colonna and Louise Phelan.
03 March 2025, 5:45–8:30pm
Join Liliane Puthod in her studio alonsgide collaborators Metaxu, Jenn, Thom Dehli, Asa Nisi Masa, and Ingrid Lyons for the launch of Tuam Na Farraige.
20 November — 17 December 2024
Seven leading Irish artists hold a raffle to raise funds to support those affected by the catastrophic war in Palestine and Lebanon.
29 October 2024, 6:30–9pm
Come test a live studio show featuring chats, performances, music, screenings, and sculptures where artists explore alternative ways of being, working and exhibiting.
This could be the first, and last, chance.
31 August — 29 September 2024
Temple Bar Gallery + Studios presents Landmark as Witness, a public artwork by Jialin Long commissioned for Culture Night.
26 July 2024, 2–3:30pm
Learn how TBG+S Studio Artist Christopher McMullan works with aromas as part of his practice and create, describe and think about scents.
06 — 19 December 2023
Six leading Irish artists hold a raffle to raise funds for Médicins Sans Frontières to help support those affected by the catastrophic war in Palestine.
21 September 2023, 11am–9pm
Join us for a special late opening for Culture Night 2023 with an introduction to the group exhibition Reflex Blue.
21 — 26 September 2023
Dancing Flags is a series of flags commissioned by Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, on view along Wellington Quay for the week of Culture Night 2023.
22 September 2022, 1pm - 8pm
Join artist Farouk Alao to share your picture of Dublin life and create a collaborative installation, taking inspiration from his public artwork Dublin I missed you.