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16/9/2005

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Temple Bar Gallery & Studios, Dublin

Paintings, whimsical drawings, large scale designs, video, photography to sculpture. The impressive line-up of artists is a mixture of established Irish artists and emerging young talent.


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Temple Bar Gallery and Studios invites you to get behind the image and find out what being an artist is all about on our annual Studios' Open Day on Saturday 17th September, 2-6pm. Delight in the chance to chat to any of the twenty artists who will throw open their doors providing a rare chance to see a huge variety of work and in some cases to buy directly from the artists themselves. Find out about the different practices of making art and get a rare "back stage' view of the artist's studio. The TBG&S Open Day is a free event and all interested members of the public are welcome.

Visitors will be able to enjoy first-hand the diversity of work being produced in the artistic hub of Temple Bar, ranging from elegant paintings, whimsical drawings, large scale designs, video, photography to sculpture. The impressive line-up of artists for this year's Open Day is a mixture of established Irish artists and emerging young talent including Robert Armstrong, Michael Boran, Mark Clare, Paul Coleman, Fergus Feehily, Sean Fingleton, Patricia Hurl, Gillian Kane, Katrina Maguire, Ronan McCrea, Paul McKinley, John Moore, Joe Moran, Makiko Nakamura, Isabel Nolan, Gavin O¹Curry, Augustine O'Donoghue, Therry Rudin, Margaret Tuffy and Joe and Pat Walker.

Temple Bar Gallery and Studios' work spaces are non-residential and are designed to provide opportunities for artists to develop their creative practice. The studios programme is central to the organisation. By making the Open Day a firm fixture on our annual calendar we hope to reinforce our policy of accessibility and openness. Light refreshments will be served throughout the afternoon, 2-6pm, on this fun, family day for all.

TBG&S was established by artists in 1983 in response to the increasing demands for affordable studio spaces in Dublin city centre, a move which proved to be crucial in consolidating Temple Bar¹s status as Dublin's cultural quarter. In the mid-1990's a new gallery and studio complex was custom-designed for the company by leading Irish architects McCullough / Mulvin. Today Temple Bar Gallery and Studios is one of Ireland's contemporary art venues.

Open Day: Saturday 17th September, 2-6pm

Temple Bar Gallery and Studios
5-9 Temple Bar - Dublin

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