20 January 2018
This public tour of the National Museum of Archaeology will visit both the Prehistoric Ireland, and Ór - Ireland’s Gold exhibitions and finish by looking at artefacts from the Irish Iron Age in The Treasury exhibition.
Saturday 20 January 2018 | 11.30am
Location: Archaeology Museum, National Museum of Ireland, Kildare Street, Dublin 2. Participants will meet at the main reception area of the museum.
FREE admission, all welcome. Click here to book your ticket.
As part of her research into her current exhibition The Breath from Fertile Grounds at TBG+S artist Otobong Nkanga made a visit to the National Museum of Ireland, where Museum Educator Annie Birney introduced her to some of the golden artefacts displayed in the Museum. The techniques applied and developments made in the twists and torcs of the gold jewellery directly inspired her work Handshake, which is the central axis of the exhibition.
This public tour of the National Museum of Archaeology will visit both the Prehistoric Ireland, and Ór - Ireland’s Gold exhibitions and finish by looking at artefacts from the Irish Iron Age in The Treasury exhibition.
Participants will discover what archaeology can tell us about the skills needed to survive and thrive in the past, examine artefacts from Prehistoric Ireland and explore the special meanings and functions that these objects held for those who created them.
We ask that participants arrive ten minutes early. This event is fully wheelchair accessible.
14 January — 26 February 2020, Tuesdays
Want to get an insight into a leading artists’ studio complex and contemporary art gallery in Dublin? Would you like to meet artists and new people, get involved in hands-on workshops and attend talks exploring a range of approaches to art-making?
24 January 2020, 1pm - 2pm
In collaboration with Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design & Technology’s MA in Art, Research and Collaboration, we are happy to announce a series of lunchtime conversations devised by MA students and artists Nic Flanagan and Lucy Tevlin, as part of our studio events programme.
01 February 2020, 3pm - 4pm
Explore our exhibition Tragodía by Turner Prize-winning artist, Tai Shani, through art activities, creative exercises and personal responses.
