Explore collective forms of mark making with natural plant dye and see what forms unfold.
Clodagh Emoe works closely with practitioners/researchers in areas of philosophy, architecture and ecology exploring ways to deepen our connection with the natural world. Clodagh’s recent work engages with the biodiversity crisis, drawing attention to the power and potency of our native wild plants.
No experience necessary. Suitable for all ages. Children must be over the age of five and accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Event location information: This workshop will take place in the street-facing gallery space at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios. There is access to a semi-accessible bathroom. For further access information please contact TBG+S Learning + Public Engagement Curator Órla Goodwin.
This event is part of Summer School 2025, a four-day programme where the Gallery is dedicated to artistic activity, workshops and conversation. Click here to explore more events.