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This is what we'll be plugged into this Sunday afternoon at 3pm - one to catch - and no cost!
http://www.rhagallery.ie/events/thais-muniz-darling-dont-turn-your-back-on-me/

Thaís Muniz: Darling Don’t Turn Your Back On Me Online screening of performance, followed by Q&A Click here to book your ticket Interdisciplinary artist and designer Thais Muniz has created Darling Don’t Turn Your Back On Me in response to D…

A project by QUB with the Irish Architectural Archive - to record the architectural' interventions which are being generated by COVID-19. Send them images/drawings/notes
http://www.architectureatqueens.co.uk/2020/03/26/irish-architectural-archive-covid-19-archive/

Irish Architectural Archive: Covid 19 Archive – Architecture at Queens University The Covid19 pandemic has wrought significant changes to both the shape of and the way we use and inhabit space. Much of this change is happening on a daily, if not hourly basis. The Irish Architectural Archive has agreed to act as a repository for materials about these spatial and social shifts, fro...

Paula Pohli, one of our favourite artists, has a new exhibition opening on Tuesday week (3rd March) at the Irish Architectural Archive - it's in our diary, hope to see you there

Fantastic news! RIAI Denis Byrne Architects SEAI

" As Huf agents for Ireland, we are delighted to announce that planning permission has been granted for the first domestic HUF HAUS project in Ireland 🇮🇪 (NB: these images are examples, our first 3D model images will be released soon! "

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We’d like to say a big thank you to our sponsors , to artist Albert Weis for his talk- and everyone who came to darcspace on Thursday. It was a fantastic evening!

:: Albert Weis :: After Bauhaus ::

A Conversation with Albert Weis+Finissage+Drinks

Reminder for 6.15pm, this Thursday, 17th October - join us for drinks & a conversation with Berlin-based artist Albert Weis at the ‘Finissage’ of Albert’s exhibition - and if you arrive for the artist’s talk a (structured) CPD point 😊

Join us for drinks at the ‘Finissage’ of Albert’s exhibition - and if you arrive for the artist’s talk a (structured) CPD point - it's that time of year for some of us 😂🤣😊

This month throughout Ireland, October means Architecture - our Albert Weis Exhibition continues until October 17th when we finish with last viewing/artists talk/party - join us

Hope to see all our friends for a drink at the last event of Albert's exhibition - Thursday 17th October

All ready for this evening’s opening by Albert Weis - catalogues arrived, installation works, glasses out ....

Setting up for tomorrow evening's opening of 'After Bauhaus' by Albert Weis

Very excited about our forthcoming exhibition with Albert Weis - 'After Bauhaus', opening on May 29th

Friday was a wonderful day in sunny Kinsale with artist and Fred & Judith Graepel Graepel Perforators & Weavers Ltd preparing for forthcoming exhibition - May 29th thanks to for their sponsorship & making a sculpture for Albert Weis

Delighted to be hosting the AAI award presentation celebrations this evening here in darc space

Iggy, Joe and Kurt all in the gallery’ - one final chance to catch Richard Bellia’s amazing photographs - Sunday December 12th from 12-5pm, exhibition’s last day

Just a few days left to catch our Paula Pohli exhibition - it ends this Thursday at 6pm.

darc space updated their business hours.

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Christmas is coming - ignore the conventional "4 calling birds, the 3 french hens or the 2 turtle doves..." - and get your 'true love' 4 muscovies, 3 dead flies, 2 baby birds and a wasp by Paula Pohli...

Last chance, as the exhibition closes on 30th November.

Given that 'time flies' we are delighted to announce our Paula Pohli exhibition 'Tempus Fugit' is being extended, so you still have time to catch it.😀 And perhaps start your Christmas shopping 😱😱😱

Hop on a free shuttle bus this Friday on Culture Night - Take Line A for the gallery, we are open until 9.30pm! http://www.dublinbus.ie/News-Centre/General-News/Hop-on-board-for-Culture-Night/

Hop on board for Culture Night - Dublin Bus Ireland’s annual nocturnal cultural extravaganza returns next Friday 22 September. We are proud to support Culture Night for our 12th year as the official transport partner for the night. Supporting cultural initiatives and events throughout the city is an opportunity for us to assist and partner wi...

Looking forward to Culture night this Friday (the 22nd), we are open until 9.30pm - Your chance to catch Paula Pohli's wonderfully reviewed exhibition, with a glass of wine.

All ready for our wonderful exhibition opening this evening at 6pm Paula Pohli's Tempus Fugit - Time Flies

Tempus Fugit - Time Flies, an exhibition of new egg tempera painting, tempera drawings & linocuts by Paula Paula launches in the gallery on Thursday 7th September at 6pm. The exhibition will be opened by Dr Edward McParland,

13/7/17 The Gallery is closed on Friday afternoons and Saturdays for the next three weeks!

One for your diary - our neighbours, the Cobalt Cafe, at no 16 North Great George's Street will be hosting a celebration of Dublin Pride on Saturday 24th June @ 5pm - with cabaret and popular favourites of the past, present and sometime future.

Fun around the piano with internationally ignored drag superstar Vanity von Glow and Duncan Brickenden on piano and Ireland's queen comedienne, Katherine Lynch will perform some of her favourite tunes.

Entrance at the door, €10. All wine, beer & spirits €5.

Where did we put that crowbar? Riet Eeckhout's drawings for tomorrow's exhibition arrived in the largest packing case.

This Wednesday, opening in the gallery ...

Sparking Modernity - The Marconi Station at Derrigimlagh, Co Galway

darc space invites you to help us celebrate wonder, innovation and daring at the opening of the
Exhibition and the launch of the accompanying publication.
6.30pm, Wednesday 24th May

The story of Derrygimlagh is one of the most compelling, yet little known, international stories of the 20th century. A blanket bog near Clifden, at the very edge of the European continent, was the setting of two outstanding technological achievements of early modernity. The exhibition will not only showcase the magic of the Derrigimlagh and its unique role in communications technology and aviation, it will also highlight the work of the design team in the creative interpretation of a unique historic site. A second exhibition strand further develops the role of this special place as inspiration; Belgian architect and academic, Dr Riet Eeckhout, will be exhibiting drawings that articulate intense site readings.

The exhibition and this publication have been supported by Daikin Ireland

Sparking Modernity - The Marconi Station at Derrigimlagh, Co Galway

darc space invites you to help us celebrate wonder, innovation and daring at the opening of the
Exhibition and the launch of the accompanying publication.
6.30pm, Wednesday 24th May

The story of Derrygimlagh is one of the most compelling, yet little known, international stories of the 20th century. A blanket bog near Clifden, at the very edge of the European continent, was the setting of two outstanding technological achievements of early modernity. The exhibition will not only showcase the magic of the Derrigimlagh and its unique role in communications technology and aviation, it will also highlight the work of the design team in the creative interpretation of a unique historic site. A second exhibition strand further develops the role of this special place as inspiration; Belgian architect and academic, Dr Riet Eeckhout, will be exhibiting drawings that articulate intense site readings.

The exhibition and this publication have been supported by Daikin Ireland