Mason Hayes & Curran holds a proud tradition of supporting the arts and TBG+S has played a pivotal role in the development of visual arts in Ireland over the past 30 years.
TBG+S is a gallery and artists’ studios complex located in the heart of Dublin and the Temple Bar cultural quarter. TBG+S provides affordable studio space to over 40 artists annually and through its vibrant programme of exhibitions and events.
Generation, meaning both a period of approximately 30 years and the act or process of generating, origination and production, will be the central theme for the 30th anniversary celebrations. TB+G’s programme for the year features work by compelling Irish and International artists, including newly commissioned work by artists Seamus Nolan and Priscila Fernandes, group exhibitions curated by Chris Fite Wassilak, Rayne Booth and Mark O’Kelly, and a special exhibition to mark the 30th anniversary of TBG+S.
From left to right: Anne Kelly, Temple Bar Gallery + Studios;
Declan Moylan, Chairman, Mason Hayes & Curran and Claire Power,
Director of Temple Bar Gallery + Studios
The TBG+S 30 year Anniversary Programme was launched on Thursday 28 February by Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, Jimmy Deenihan TD. Declan Moylan, Chairman, Mason Hayes & Curran, featured as guest speaker at the launch.
Commenting on Mason Hayes & Curran's support of TBG+S this year, Declan Moylan said:
“We are delighted to support this momentous occasion of the 30th anniversary of Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, an organisation which has made an immense contribution to the cultural development of Dublin. This important milestone presents the perfect opportunity for us at Mason Hayes & Curran to consolidate and reaffirm our longstanding commitment to the visual arts in Ireland.”
To find out more about Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, please click here.
