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Science Gallery April Workshops & Exhibition

THU 26.04.12 18:00-20:00
LAUNCH PARTY FOR HAPPY? – THE NEW EXHIBITION BY SCIENCE GALLERY

Running from April 27th to June 3rd, HAPPY? will test visitors’ happiness and produce real research in collaboration with the TCD School of Psychology. Launch parties are exclusively for MEMBERS+, so sign up today to get discounts and attend exclusive events and launches. Admission: Free (MEMBERS+ only). BOOK HERE.

THU 03.05.12 18:00-19:00
GABRIELLE WALKER – ANTARCTICA LIKE YOU’VE NEVER SEEN IT

As part of our SFI speaker Series, Gabrielle Walker – author, consultant to New Scientist and regular broadcaster with the BBC – will speak about her new book Antarctica, which captures the whole story of the inhospitable continent. Admission: €5. BOOK HERE.

THU 12.04.12 – FRI 20.04.12
WORKSHOPS AT SCIENCE GALLERY

There’s still plenty happening at Science Gallery between the end of EDIBLE and the start of HAPPY?. We have walk-in workshops where you can build and race your own robots, and extract your DNA. We’ve also teamed up with the Royal College of Art in London for a three-day workshop as part of the FP7 Studiolab Project, that pairs five scientists with five designers, all exploring themes of mutants and synthetic biology. Feel free to pop in and say hello! CHECK OUR LISTINGS FOR TIMES AND DETAILS.

TUE 17.04.12 14:00-19:00
SYMPOSIUM ON CREATIVE TECHNOLOGIES

Trinity’s School of Computer Science & Statistics will hold a series of talks on visual computing, digital media processing and digital arts – technologies that underpin the creative and entertainment industries. Admission: Free. FIND OUT MORE.

THU 12.04.12 16:00-18:00
TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN INNOVATION AWARD

TCD Provost Dr Patrick Prendergast will present the Trinity College Dublin Innovation Award 2011. The event will include talks by guest speakers on entrepreneurship, enterprise and innovation. Admission: Free (RSVP gbowes@tcd.ie). FIND OUT MORE.



SCIENCE GALLERY
Trinity College Dublin
Dublin 2
Ireland
+353 1 896 4091
info@sciencegallery.com
www.sciencegallery.com


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BARTOSZ KOLATA New Works exhibition, No Grants Gallery

 Image: Empty pool, 30/40 cm, oil on canvas, 2012

BARTOSZ KOLATA New Works exhibition, No Grants Gallery
The Culture Box
12 East Essex Street
Temple Bar
Opening night March 1st  2012
6pm – 8pm

show to be opened by Patricia Stewart (former Lemonstreet Gallery)
Exhibition runs till March 22nd 2012

www.bartoszkolata.com wine reception sponsored by Mortons Delicatessen

https://www.facebook.com/Mortons.Hatchstreet

 


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ENTROPY – Contemporary Irish Craft Exhibition

 


Permalink to Enignum and other stories – Joseph Walsh exhibition in Dublin

Enignum and other stories – Joseph Walsh exhibition in Dublin


Permalink to CROSSROADS AND JOURNEYS Exhibition and Workshop Project

CROSSROADS AND JOURNEYS Exhibition and Workshop Project

DATES 03 to 23 November 2011
VENUEThe No Grants Gallery, The Culture Box,
12 East Essex Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2.
FURTHER INFORMATION
printblockstudio@gmail.com
printblock.tumblr.com

The new textile print collective PRINT BLOCK launches with their first exhibition and the creation of Dublin’s longest collaborative textile print.

Crossroads and Journeys presents a diverse range of textile artwork in a variety of techniques. Each artist has created new work portraying different views on what a journey can convey.  Individual journeys have taken PRINT BLOCK to this point in Dublin 2011 but what came before and what follows after?

Coinciding with the Year of Craft 2011, Crossroads and Journeysshowcases the work of PRINT BLOCK members collectively for the first time. Opening on the 3rd of November, this three week project offers the public the opportunity to engage in textile printing workshops and to help create the longest textile print in Dublin!

The workshops will engage participants with visual imagery relating to journeys, crossroads, home, past and future. Various printing methods such as block printing, screen-printing and mono-printing will be available to try. The aim of the workshops is to makeDublin’s Longest Textile Print andto bring textile print to a wider audience. Everyone is welcome to come and make their mark in ink.

Key Dates:

  • 3rd Nov: Opening of Crossroads and Journeys,  6 – 8pm
  • 3rd – 17th Nov: Crossroads and Journeys exhibition and scheduled workshops
  • 19th Nov: Family friendly opening for Dublin’s Longest Textile Print, 12 – 4pm
  • 19th – 23rd Nov: Dublin’s Longest Textile Print exhibited in the gallery

Workshop schedule:
- Thursday 3rd Nov: Childrenʼs half term workshops
- Saturday 5th & Saturday 12th Nov: “Drop in” workshops
- Thursday 10th & Friday 11th Nov: Group Workshops

For more information please DOWNLOAD PDF of Workshop schedule here

PRINT BLOCK is a collective of textile artists and designers working predominantly in the field of screen print. They originated in 2010 in an effort to address the gap in provision of textile printing facilities in Dublin, to collaborate on exhibitions, to share information, to create international opportunities for textile artists/designers, and to elevate the medium of textiles within Ireland.

Participating PRINT BLOCK members: Catherine Cronogue, Ruth Doorley, Maria Johansson, Aoife Ludlow, Liz Nilsson, Olga Tiernan, Liz Walsh.


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The Design Tower @ Art Fair

THE DESIGN TOWER, is exhibiting as a group next week at the art fair in the RDS.  There is a special preview evening Thursday 3rd November and if you would like to attend this VIP evening Siobhan has a number of invites  for the other days Friday 4th to Sunday 6th November.

http://www.rds.ie/index.jsp?p=101&n=29

Please contact:
Alan Ardiff Ltd. Studio 36, The Design Tower, Pearse St, Dublin 2
Tel : + 353 1 671 3098
www.alanardiff.com

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Alan-Ardiff/121438944548147?v=wall

 


Permalink to Dublin Contemporary 2011 6 September – 31 October

Dublin Contemporary 2011 6 September – 31 October

Dublin Contemporary 2011 has already been open one week! We’ve been overwhelmed by the response and number of visitors and for those who haven’t made it yet, we look forward to seeing you soon! Why not call in for a coffee, browse the shop or attend one of the numerous events in Earlsfort Terrace and don’t forget to download our free smartphone app. 

We have designed a series of talks, discussions, tours, pop-ups and special events to open up a live investigation into art, society and the world we live in. These events are free and open to everyone. Find more info here.

DAILY EVENTS TO LOOK FORWARD TO THIS WEEK

Ten Minute Talk: perfect for visitors who are short of time, or simply wish to learn more about a particular art-work. Free with exhibition admission, taking place daily at 1.30pm and 5.30pm

Daily Highlights Tour: ideal for visitors who want to take in the best of Dublin Contemporary, Monday to Friday at 3pm, and on Saturdays and Sundays at 2pm and 6pm. Free with exhibition admission.

Wednesdays: Tour, Talk and Tea: an informal discussion, followed by a cup of tea or coffee every Wednesday at 4pm. Free with a valid exhibition ticket, alternatively €6.

LIVE PERFORMANCE
Saturday,17th September, 3pm, National Gallery of Ireland

‘Hello Sam’ by the team of Brian O’Doherty, Joe Stanley and Christina Kennedy, at the National Gallery of Ireland. Admission free. For more information about this live performance click here.

Saturday, 17th September, 2-5pm, Earlsfort Terrace

Spit, Spit, Scrub, Scrub

Amanda Coogan’s ‘Spit, Spit, Scrub, Scrub’ is a new installation and live performance. Three women inhabit a blue room, igniting the installation with
their live presence. For more information about this performance click here. 

POP-UP EVENTS

This series involves an eclectic line –up of pop- up events, discussions, screenings and other surprises around the city for the duration of Dublin Contemporary. For more information click here.

CHILDRENS PROGRAMME

Saturday 17th September

11am Children’s Workshop: Tiny Contemporary
for Children aged 3 – 6 years.

Sunday 18th September

11.00 am Children’s Workshop: Art Sparks for
children aged 6 – 10 years.

4.00 pm Children’s Workshop: Art Sparks Plus
for children aged 10 – 13 years.

More information here.

Tickets
Tickets for Dublin Contemporary 2011 start from €10 and can be purchased by visiting www.dublincontemporary.com/tickets


Permalink to Sculpture In Context 2011

Sculpture In Context 2011

Dates: 8th September - 21st October 2011
Venue: National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin, Dublin 9
Opening Hours:
Monday – Friday 9am to 5pm
Saturday & Sunday 10am – 6pm
Admission Free, Car Park €2

Sculpture in context celebrates ten years at the National Botanic gardens. Over 130 sculptures by Ireland’s leading artists will be displayed throughout the gardens, ponds, Great Palm House, and Curvilinear Range, with the smaller works exhibited in the gallery above the visitors’ centre. The National Botanic Gardens is a magnificent setting for the exhibition, both nature and art fusing together to create a memorable visual experience.

Sculpture in Context was established in 1985 by a group of sculptors. Their aim was to work on behalf of fellow sculptors to provide space for exhibiting sculptures in venues outside of the normal gallery context. It has been successful in that aim over the years and has staged highly acclaimed shows each year at venues such as Fernhill Gardens, the Conrad Hotel, Kilmainham Gaol, the Irish Management Institute, Dublin Castle, Farmleigh House and the National Botanic Gardens. Each year a different panel of selectors is invited to adjudicate this open exhibition, leading to an exciting mix of mediums and styles.

The National Botanic Gardens are located 3 Kilometres North of Dublin city centre, 10 minutes by bus from O’Connell Street (Nos.13 and 19)


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CCoI EXTERNAL EXHIBITIONS FUND

Funding available from CCoI: The External Exhibitions Fund has been set up to offer annual support to the development of high-quality independent craft-based exhibitions run by individuals, organisations or groups including CCoI Guilds, Associations, Networks & Societies (GANS).

The purpose of the fund is:
- To stimulate and reward the development of professional exhibition skills in makers and curators of craft.
- To develop professional opportunities for Irish makers and curators, both nationally and internationally.
- To encourage national and international cultural/arts venues to programme Irish craft of exhibition quality.
- To increase awareness and grow the profile of Irish craft nationally and internationally, in line with the strategic objectives of the Crafts Council of Ireland.

This annual fund will support a small number of well-planned, feasible exhibitions featuring Irish craft in Ireland or abroad. This call will fund proposals due to take place in 2012. The maximum that will be allocated to any individual proposal is €7,000. Preference will be given to projects that have match-funding or funding from other sources. Exhibitions can be in recognized venues or one-off site-specific projects, organized by individuals, groups, partnerships or organisations.

External Exhibition Fund
Crafts Council of Ireland
Castle Yard
Kilkenny

Email: ann@ccoi.ie

For further information download the application form.

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RDS National Crafts Competition and Student Art Awards Exhibition

Dates: 28 July to 07 August 2011
Venue: RDS Concert Hall, Merrion Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4
Opening Hours:
Thursday, July 28 from (10.00am-5.00pm) Friday, July 29 from (10.00am-5.00pm)
Further Information www.rds.ie/arts

Both exhibitions are major events in the Irish crafts and visual arts calendar and are held annually at the Discover Ireland Dublin Horse Show.

The RDS National Crafts Competition Exhibition and Student Art Awards are esteemed for their respective prize funds. It helps to promote Ireland’s most promising and talented artists and designers as well as emerging students. It provides them with a platform on which they can gain their much deserved recognition of their unique talent.

Open to the Public on July 28th – 29th
Prior to the opening of the Discover Ireland Dublin Horse Show, the RDS National Crafts Competition Exhibition and Student Art Awards Exhibition are delighted to open the exhibition to the public (free of charge) for two days. The exhibition will open on Thursday, July 28-29 from (10.00am to 5.00pm) at the RDS Concert Hall. The exhibition will unveil the prize winning and highly commended entries to the public.

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