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TOURS FRIDAY 11 September Friday Royal Hibernian Academy 11am – 5pm MONTO Tour Artist Amanda Coogan and a collaborator will be performing 11am – 1pm two pieces from the exhibition I’ll sing you a song from What are you looking at? around the town throughout the weekend. Admission Free Meeting at Connolly Station, continuing to ArtBox, Oonagh Young Gallery, The Lab, Fire Station Artists’ Studios, Talbot Dublin City Gallery Gallery and Studios. Free Tour, no booking necessary The Hugh Lane 1.15 pm Parnell Square Tour Artist’s Talk: James Hanley RHA on Stephen 3 – 4pm McKenna’s exhibition, Perspectives of Europe Meeting at Olivier Cornet Gallery, continuing to Dublin Free Admission, all welcome. Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane and Hilsboro Fine Art. No booking required though early arrival is recommended Free Tour, no booking necessary as places are limited. Saturday NCAD Gallery MONTO Tour 1.15pm 11am – 1pm ∞ (Broken Mirrors) exhibition talk on the work of Gallery What are you looking at? artists Jonathan Mayhew and Lee Welch Meeting at Connolly Station, continuing to ArtBox, Oonagh Young Gallery, The Lab, Fire Station Artists’ Studios, Talbot The Library Project Gallery and Studios. Free Tour, no booking necessary Series of talks and workshops for Artists 12 – 1pm The Coombe Tour Talk I – ON/OFF 1 – 2pm A presentation on how to successfully promote yourself and Weekend Meeting at Kevin Kavanagh, continuing to Cross Gallery, your work with confidence online and offline. €10 per person. Nag Gallery and Pallas Projects. Full details at photoireland.org Free Tour, no booking necessary 1 – 1.30pm St. Stephen’s Green Area Tour Talk II – Speed Up 1.30 – 2.30pm From naming and archiving your files digitally and physically, Meeting at Taylor Galleries, continuing to So Fine Art to developing time saving strategies in your everyday routines, Editions, Kerlin Gallery and Solomon Fine Arts. learn how to positively influence your delivery times. Free Tour, no booking necessary €8 per person. Full details at photoireland.org Temple Bar Tour 2 – 3pm 3 – 5pm Talk III – Order Meeting at Projects Arts Centre, continuing to Gallery of Learn how to sharpen your practice, seek and develop Photography, The Library Project, Temple Bar Gallery + Studios opportunities based on your skills, knowledge, and a and Graphic Studio Gallery. spirations. €10 per person Free Tour, no booking necessary Full details at photoireland.org Sunday Evening Trinity Area Tour Pallas Projects 30 galleries, 60 events, one weekend 1 – 3pm 5 – 8pm Meeting at Science Gallery Dublin, continuing to Douglas Launch reception of the exhibition Diagrams (exhibition open to discover great art in Dublin Hyde and RHA. from Thursday 10th September) For further information see Free Tour, no booking necessary listings section. Free Event, all welcome Temple Bar Tour Green on Red Gallery 3 – 5pm 8pm 11th, 12th and 13th September 2015 Meeting at Projects Arts Centre, continuing to Gallery of The Burning Frame. Performance by Nigel Rolfe Photography, The Library Project, Temple Bar Gallery + Studios Free Event, all welcome and Graphic Studio Gallery. Free Tour, no booking necessary IMMA 5.30 – 6.30pm Christine Macel, Chief Curator at the Musée National d’Art Moderne-Centre Pompidou (Paris), Talk Admission Free. Booking required. Check IMMA website for details Friday contd. on next page 6.30 – 9.30pm making activities and much more! ArtBox/OonaghYoung/The LAB Gallery Olivier Cornet Gallery What We Call Love exhibition opening Free Event, all welcome 3pm 3pm Free Admission, all welcome To book a spot please go to: Afternoon Tea in the MONTO Exhibition opening: Eoin Mac Lochlainn http://www.eventbrite.ie/e/gallery-weekend-family-club- Join us for tea, coffee and cake in the MONTO Galleries, The show will be officially opened at 3pm by Graphic Studio gallery tickets-17336391614 The LAB, Artbox and Oonagh Young Gallery Dr Margarita Cappock of the Hugh Lane 6 – 8pm Free Admission, all welcome Free Event, all welcome Near & Far an exhibition of new works by Deirdre Kevin Kavanagh McCrory & Catherine Thompson 12 – 1pm Evening IMMA Opening reception Artist talk with Oliver Comerford Oliver Cornet Gallery 2 – 3pm Free Event, all welcome Lecture – The Neurobiology of Love by Temple Bar Gallery + Studios 11am – 8pm Preview of solo exhibition by Eoin Mac Lochlainn. Semir Zeki 6 – 9pm The Library Project Free Event, all welcome Booking required. Check IMMA Rhona Byrne, Huddle Tests exhibition opening. 12 – 3pm website for details Free Event, all welcome Workshop – Advancing your Career Free Event, all welcome Book your one-on-one consultation to address your Basic Space 6 – 9pm The Library Project concerns and preoccupations, any mental block or issues 2 – 3.30pm Apricot Group Exhibition opening reception. 6 – 8pm within your practice, or how to take the next step in Family Workshop Free Event, all welcome Extended opening reception of the group exhibition your career. Love to have some creative family time together? U-turn, curated by Marysia Wieckiewicz-Carroll. €20 for 30 minutes session. Join in this hands-on free workshop. Drop-in to Free event, all welcome Full details at photoireland.org Ellis King Gallery Reception at 2pm 6 – 8pm Free Event, all welcome Royal Hibernian Academy Graphic Studio Gallery Opening Reception of System Of A Down, Group Exhibition Organised By Francisco Cordero-Oceguera, Michele D’Aurizio, 3.30 – 5.30pm 8 – 11pm 12pm, 1pm, 2pm Emanuele Marcuccio, Pierre-Alexandre Mateos And Charles Tea Dance RHA Lost Friday – Dublin Gallery Weekend Afterparty. Build Your Own Book! Teyssou Free Event, all welcome Bands, DJs, Tours, Art Learn how to make a simple book with Graphic Studio Free Event, all welcome €15 (includes complimentary beer) Member & Tutor Eilis Murphy. To see her fantastic bookmaking Guided Tours skills visit http://foldedleaf.ie. All ages welcome (U16’s Saturday Late Openings Exhibition Highlights: 30-Minute Tours Drop in: Friday Late Openings: until 8pm please be accompanied by an adult). Green on Red Gallery 11am – 6pm Saturdays 12pm and 2.30pm, and Sundays 2.30pm Hillsboro Fine Art Free Event, booking required. Artbox 11am – 8pm The Lab Email [email protected] to book your space. Basic Space 12pm – 8pm Sunday Opening Times Oonagh Young Gallery Oliver Cornet Gallery 12pm – 8pm Oliver Cornet Gallery 12pm – 8pm Artbox Olivier Cornet Gallery Temple Bar Gallery + Studios 11am – 8pm Basic Space 12pm – 6pm Gallery of Photography 1.30 – 2.30pm Project Arts Centre 11am – 8pm Pallas Projects 12pm – 6pm Solomon Fine Art Story telling event with art historian/storyteller Jean Ryan. The Library Project 11am – 8pm Kevin Kavanagh 12pm – 6pm Douglas Hyde The event will be followed by a visit to Dublin City Gallery The Gallery of Photography 1pm – 8pm Green on Red Gallery Hugh Lane where the attendees will be presented with the Douglas Hyde 11am – 3pm Science Gallery Dublin painting the story is based on. SUNDAY 13 September Taylor Galleries 11am – 3pm Project Arts Centre Free Event, all welcome Green on Red 12pm – 6pm The Library Project Daytime Temple Bar Gallery + Studios 12pm – 6pm Pallas Projects The Library Project Graphic Studio Gallery 12pm – 5pm 1.45pm Solomon Fine Art 11am – 3pm 11am – 3pm SATURDAY 12 September Curator & artist talk, curator Niamh McDonnell will lead a The Lab 10am – 5pm Workshop – Kids Make Photobooks discussion on the Diagrams exhibition Science Gallery Dublin 12pm – 6pm From 5 years onwards, this playful workshop will teach your Daytime Free Event, all welcome The Library Project 11am – 8pm kids how to make a quick and fun photobook, with their own Project Arts Centre Dublin City Gallery images. All you need is a digital camera and your creativity! 11am The Hugh Lane €10 per kid, must be accompanied by an adult. Brunch Full details at photoireland.org Feed your body and your imagination. Join 2pm Children’s Workshop: based on Harry Clarke’s artist Sarah Pierce and Cian O’Brien, Artistic Director at Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane Project Arts Centre for a wonderful guided tour of our stained glass. All ages; all materials supplied. Free Admission, all welcome. 12pm exhibition followed by a light brunch and chats about art. Sundays@Noon Concert: American jazz guitarist Dave Allen Admission Free (Donations on the day) No booking required though early arrival is Limited places, booking essential recommended as places are limited. 2pm Book via www.projectartscentre.ie/artbrunch 01 8819 613 Public Tour of the Collection and Exhibitions NAG Gallery 2pm 11am – 3pm 2pm Family Sunday Sketching Childrens Drawing Competition Talk on current exhibition MU The Potter and Explore paintings, sculptures and architectural features Let your little ones’ imaginations run wild, to dream up what Contemporary Art by curator Mark St.John Ellis. of the gallery through discussion and drawing. their very own exhibition would look like as part of our drawing Free Event, max capacity 12 people. competition. Plus we’ve got some spectacular prizes for Free admission for all events. the winners. Admission Free No booking required though early arrival is recommended So Fine Art Editions as places are limited 2 – 4pm The Lab Gallery fine art print event. Fine art print demonstration 11.30am – 1.30pm by award winning graduate Aoife Scott. Twitter: @DubGalleryMaP | #dublingalleries Family Club at the LAB Free Event, Booking required. Facebook: www.facebook.com/dublingallerymap A range of fun-filled activities for all ages, such as Email [email protected] to book your space. Instagram: @dubgallerymap introductions to the exhibitions by local children, art .
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