Since 2003 Sarah Pierce has used the term The Metropolitan Complex to describe her project, characterised by forms of gathering, both historical examples and those she initiates. The processes of research and presentation that Pierce undertakes demonstrate a broad understanding of cultural work and a continual renegotiation of the terms for making art, the potential […]
The Metropolitan Complex Paper No. 18. Read More »
Project Arts Centre presents the online launch of the book Luminous Void: Twenty Years of Experimental Film Society, a volume celebrating the twentieth anniversary of what has been acclaimed as “the most active, prolific and intrepid group of experimental filmmakers working in Ireland today” (aemi). The book’s editors, Experimental Film Society (EFS) filmmakers Rouzbeh Rashidi,
Jaki Irvine curated the inaugural exhibition “Somewhere Near Vada” that spread out on the three floors of the new (empty and still unfinished) Project building.
Jaki Irvine: 20 Years and 2 Metres from Vada Read More »
As a shared experiment between institutions, IMMA and Project Arts Centre are establishing a network of artists and cultural workers, across disciplines, to come together for conversations about practice, process, and collaboration.
STUDIO INTERRUPTION. A cross-disciplinary group Read More »
Luminous Void: Twenty Years of Experimental Film Society is an overview of the twenty-year history of Experimental Film Society (EFS). Through an exhibition and event series it will explore the unique, defiant and influential trail that EFS has blazed through the landscape of contemporary Irish moving image.
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In January, Dublin Fringe Festival issued a curatorial call out asking for work in response to the theme Utopias & Uprisings. Little did they know how soon the task of reimagining the world would become so achingly, urgently real. Together with Centre Culturel Irlandais, Dublin Fringe Festival has commissioned three sets of trailblazing, peerless Irish artists to write
UTOPIA OR BUST: MANIFESTOS FOR A NEW ERA Read More »
Meeting Point: Temple Bar Gallery + Studios Discover three city-centre arts organisations in the heart of Temple Bar. Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Gallery of Photography and Project Arts Centre join together this month for a guided walking tour of their current exhibitions. Led by a team of friendly staff this is a great introduction to
RELATIVELY SPEAKING TOUR January 2020 Read More »
Irina Gheorghe presents two performances, each long-term explorations of the idea of the unobservable in scientific research.
Irina Gheorghe: Betraying the Senses, or How to Speak of What Is Not There Read More »
Project Arts Centre hosts the second chapter of the Active Archive – Slow Institution project, an extensive research initiative that delves into Project’s 50+year history, looking at the imagined futures and proposals for transformation recorded in Project Arts Centre’s archives.
QUEER-IN-PROGRESS. TIMELINE Read More »
This tour will begin at Project Arts Centre with an introduction to our current exhibition Wait it Out by Northern Irish artist Sandra Johnston. Visitors will then be guided to the next venue, Gallery of Photography Ireland and will finish at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios.
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Meeting point: Temple Bar Gallery + Studios Discover some of Temple Bar’s best keep secrets as three city centre arts organisations – Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Black Church Print Studio and Project Arts Centre – join forces for a guided walking tour through their current exhibitions, and offer an insight into contemporary art in
RELATIVELY SPEAKING TOUR June 2019 Read More »
A queer, working class, post-colonial critique of architectural modernism by visual artist and educator Emma Wold Haugh.
May’s walking tour will feature the exhibitions ‘Exorcisms’ by the artist Roee Rosen at Project, ‘Snap Judgments’ at Gallery of Photography and ‘staring forms’ at TBG+S
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Exorcisms, Rosen’s first solo exhibition in Ireland, negotiates alternate forms and practices of devotion, possession and politicised demonology.
ROEE ROSEN: EXORCISMS Read More »
On 29 March the gallery will host a special event inviting the participating artists who were commissioned by Project Arts Centre as part of ‘The Long Goodbye’ exhibition for a conversation about their works and to share related photographic, moving image, textual and sound materials.
PUBLIC VIEWING 2 with Brian Hand, Fergus Kelly, Miriam O’Connor and Tanad Williams Read More »
Consisting of two main parts, ‘Wait it Out’ negotiates personal and historical narratives in relation to the reverberation of sectarian violence in Northern Ireland. The work reflects upon the indeterminate early days of the peace process and the climate of unease which motivated Johnston to relocate to Dublin in 1997.
SANDRA JOHNSTON: WAIT IT OUT Read More »
Presented as part of Active Archive – Slow Institution: The Long Goodbye the gallery will play host to a special screening event of two projects that were commissioned by Project Arts Centre as part of the Off Site visual arts programme (1998-1999). Sandra Johnston and Ronan McCrea will present visual materials about their work projects and will be joined in conversation by writer and curator Valerie Connor who worked with the artists on their projects.
PUBLIC VIEWING 1 with Sandra Johnston and Ronan McCrea Read More »
Discover some of Temple Bar’s best keep secrets as three city centre arts organisations – Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Gallery of Photography and Project Arts Centre – join forces for a guided walking tour through their current exhibitions, and offer an insight into contemporary art in Ireland. Led by a team of friendly staff this is a chance for you to take a glimpse into the world of contemporary art, and ask all the question you always wanted to know the answers to.
RELATIVELY SPEAKING TOUR March 2019 Read More »
What the Past Holds for the Future: Socialist Solidarity and the Perspective of a Research Exhibition
A curator’s talk within the framework of Active Archive – Slow Institution, organised in association with CCA Derry~Londonderry.
Curator’s Talk: ESZTER SZAKÁCS Read More »
Discover some of Temple Bar’s best keep secrets as three city centre arts organisations – Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Black Church Print Studio and Project Arts Centre – join forces for a guided walking tour through their current exhibitions, and offer an insight into contemporary art in Ireland.
RELATIVELY SPEAKING TOUR February 2019 Read More »
Active Archive – Slow Institution continues with a series of seminars and events led by international artists, curators and critics.
Talk and Think Tank: SEBASTIAN CICHOCKI Read More »
Discover some of Temple Bar’s best keep secrets as three city centre galleries – Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Black Church Print Studios and Project Arts Centre – join forces for a guided walking tour through their current exhibitions, and offer an insight into contemporary art in Ireland.
RELATIVELY SPEAKING TOUR November 2018 Read More »
Discover some of Temple Bar’s best keep secrets as three city centre galleries – Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Gallery of Photography and Project Arts Centre – join forces for a guided walking tour through their current exhibitions, and offer an insight into contemporary art in Ireland.
RELATIVELY SPEAKING TOUR October 2018 Read More »
In this new performative commission Christopher Mahon further develops his most recent sculptural experiments using his family couch. The piece of furniture was designed by his father in 1988 and has been re-upholstered using laser printed images of his mother’s sculptural work.
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Discover some of Temple Bar’s best keep secrets as three city centre galleries – Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Gallery of Photography and Project Arts Centre – join forces for a guided walking tour through their current exhibitions, and offer an insight into contemporary art in Ireland.
RELATIVELY SPEAKING TOUR June 2018 Read More »
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