Art + Writing Workshop: Nostalgia as Resistance
15 June 2026, 10am–1pm
An art writing workshop led by poet Chiamaka Enyi-Amadi in response to artist Rebecca Moccia’s current exhibition, Nostalgism.
20 October 2021, 6pm
Karl Whitney’s cycles around London and Dublin during the pandemic made him consider the connections between not only speed and attention, but also trajectory and narrative.
The view from the bicycle’s saddle offers, he believes, a unique viewpoint from which to consider the complex interplay between city, society and subjectivity. The bicycle, then, is more than a functional machine for self-propelled transport, rather it is a catalyst for thinking about the relationship between world and self, providing a tactile and visceral experience of place, one accompanied by internal monologues and accidental encounters that suggest future possibilities for writing about the city.
Karl Whitney is the author of Hidden City: Adventures and Explorations in Dublin (Penguin, 2014) and Hit Factories: A Journey Through the Industrial Cities of British Pop (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 2019). His journalism has appeared in the Guardian, the Irish Times and the London Review of Books.
15 June 2026, 10am–1pm
An art writing workshop led by poet Chiamaka Enyi-Amadi in response to artist Rebecca Moccia’s current exhibition, Nostalgism.
19 June 2026, 5–9pm
Free for Supporters, the TBG+S Summer Party is an annual event and fundraiser in support of the work we do sustaining artists in Dublin City Centre.
22 June 2026, 11:30am
Take time in the Gallery to explore the work and ideas behind artist Rebecca Moccia’s exhibition Nostalgism through slowing down, looking and drawing