23 March 2017
Relatively Speaking guided walking tour will introduce the current exhibitions at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios and Project Arts Centre.
Thursday 23 March 2017 | 1pm
Meeting point: Temple Bar Gallery + Studios
Free admission, booking is essential. Please click here to book your free ticket.
Would you like an opportunity to introduce your friends and family to contemporary art? Relatively Speaking will introduce the current exhibitions at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios and Project Arts Centre, to those who might not be so familiar with contemporary art and offer an interesting insight into the work for those who are. The whole tour, contained within Temple Bar, will take about 45 minutes (approx.), with 15-20 minute tours taking place in each gallery. The Gallery of Photography is currently closed for install and will rejoin us again for our April tour.
Beginning at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, you will be introduced to Woodall by Hilary Lloyd. Visitors will be guided to the next venue, Project Arts Centre for the exhibition Fault Bound Bodies by Caroline Doolin. Finally, the tour will end at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, where you will be guided through the solo exhibition Woodall by Hilary Lloyd.
We'll meet on Thursday 23rd March at 1pm at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios. Book a spot for your parents, friends, cousins, housemates and anyone who you think might like to learn more about the things you love.
14 January — 26 February 2020, Tuesdays
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24 January 2020, 1pm - 2pm
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