Dublin
GCN30 Exhibition
By GCN
To celebrate our 30th year in publishing we are mounting an exhibition to tell a momentous story of social change across the past 3 decades as seen through the pages of GCN.
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Dublin
Dabble in Art - New Retail Collection
By Gill O'Shea
The aim of my project is to embark on the next stage of my creative journey by designing a collection of giftware products to enable me to enter my artwork into the retail market.
Glasgow Residency/Kevin Callaghan
Accepted to the prestigious residency at the Glasgow Sculpture Studios, a unique centre for research, production, and the dissemination of contemporary sculptural practices.
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
Benchspace Workshop Project
Benchspace is a not-for-profit shared workshop in Cork that will provide affordable access to work benches and professional machinery to startup furniture makers and designers.
Dublin
Brookwood Pottery Project
The Brookwood Pottery project will be an open access pottery studio where, led by trained potters, you will learn how to design and make your very own pottery.
Dublin
ISOMETIMES WISH ISTAYED INSIDE MY MOTHER
By Jai Thorn
This fashion—art event is based on ideas of materiality of the human body. Using materials and fabrics that mimic the human form. Art-garments conceived as gender non-specific.
Tipperary
Furniture Crush
Furniture Crush to a tutorial book on painted furniture.Teaching you everything you need to know about painting furniture from sourcing, prepping to painting and applying wallpaper
Dublin
PULLING STRINGS EXHIBITION
Through collaboration I have co-produced a dynamic merger of Fashion, Video and Installation. With your help we can exhibit the work in a public exhibition in Feburary 2016 !
Dublin
A Sense of Place
By Simon Walker
For the first time, we revisit the work of Robin Walker in an exhibition of detailed models of his buildings, photographs and a publication, at the Irish Architectural Archive.
