Dublin
Soul Noir:Festival of the Dark Arts
By Soul Noir
A three day festival running from Halloween night - 2nd of November founded to celebrate all things Gothic and Macabre. Free and open to everyone, limited edition gifts for funders
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Docklands Print Commission: Kelvin Mann
This is your chance to buy Kelvin Mann's unique etching 'Semi Detached High Rise'. All sale proceeds go towards the Open Call Small Grants Scheme 2018 to support and make art.
Pulled Print Studio
By Pulled
pulled is a collaborative screen-print and design studio based in Sligo. Since May 2016 we have been developing creative, print and design-led projects with individuals and groups
Cork
Alan Hurley Art Book
By Alan Hurley
120 page hardback high quality art book featuring artwork by Alan Hurley. The book will also feature educational step by step images showing the process of a painting.
Kilkenny
The Irish House A Psychogeographical Map
An artist publication of a personal, psychogeographical and historical essay with colour photographs, hand-bound in a variety of old wallpaper.
Cork
TOMBOLO - A Site Responsive Art Project.
Tombolo is a site responsive art project that has been created and curated by the visual arts organisation Lay of the Land. It takes place on Brow Head, Mizen peninsula, West Cork.
Wicklow
Bray Literary Festival
This is a weekend festival taking place from 22nd to 24th September. We will bring you a series of readings, talks, and writing workshops from new and established talent.
Cork
O Connell Photography
OC Photography specialize in portrait and event photography inspired by film. I like to capture vibrant and dramatic portraits utilizing natural light, color and shadow.
Dublin
Trans Live Art Salon- Project Title TBA!
By Tilly Taylor
The Trans Live Art Salon is hosting an inclusive art space in the heart of Dublin with performances, exhibitions, queer skill-sharing workshops, all served with tea and biscuits!
Dublin
Concerning the Other
This project which involves 10 visual artists and 3 curators promotes diversity and shows concern for minorities in these days of uncertainty, global conflict and intolerance.
