Dublin Gallery Weekend

Dublin Gallery Weekend

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Galleries across Dublin, Thursday 6th November - Sunday 9th November

From November 6 -9, the Contemporary Art Gallery Association (CAGA) will bring together Ireland’s most exciting artists, galleries, cultural institutions and creative spaces in a citywide takeover for the third Dublin Gallery Weekend.

A showcase of Ireland’s bold, experimental and unapologetic contemporary art energy, Dublin Gallery Weekend will light up Dublin, morning to late night, with new exhibitions, behind the scenes studio tours, meet the artists, industry talks and hands-on workshops. Explore a weekend packed with neighborhood art trails and gallery pop-ups, daytime openings, nighttime socials, and beyond.

Expect provocative shows from rising stars; stellar new work from established icons; favourite old masters and legendary mavericks.

All set to the backdrop of Ireland’s capital city, its thriving cultural and creative life, a phenomenal local dining scene and gorgeous places to stay and play.

With more than 60 free events to take in, Dublin Gallery Weekend will be a city wide canvas of art, connection and discovery.

Date:
Thursday 6th November - Sunday 9th November
Time:
Varies
Price:
Free
Address:
Dublin, Ireland
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