Dirty Solutions Presents: 'Dry Run'

Come test a live studio show featuring chats, performances, music, screenings, and sculptures where artists explore alternative ways of being, working and exhibiting. This could be the first, and last, chance.

Dry Run anticipates that all organisers, artworks and performers are/will be in some way struggling with their 'role', intentionally or otherwise, as this is not the real thing. The benefit, as a test-screener, is that perhaps you, too, may get to escape yourself for the night. How fun. No?(1) Worry not if you have reservations as, after the fact, it will amaze you how much this never really happened.

A printed programme with information about contributors, schedule and running times will be provided on the night.

(1) "No. Never face the truth. Not when you’ve gotten this far.” Katharine Hepburn Doesn't Like the Studio Decor | The Dick Cavett Show

Doors: 6.30pm. The event starts at 7pm sharp with no late entry or re-entry.

Dirty Solutions is an exhibition club made up of arts professionals based in Dublin. The club was born out of a desire to create or revive platforms, spaces and resources to promote convivial, supportive, discursive and critical situations. Current members are: Lily Cahill, Vaari Claffey, Francis Halsall, Aphra Hill and Isabel Nolan.

Dirty Solution's Dry Run is in partnership with Temple Bar Gallery + Studios and made possible by a Dublin City Council Arts Office Project Grant.

Access information

TBG+S is wheelchair accessible. There is an elevator from the ground floor to all other floors. There are gender neutral toilet facilities and a semi-accessible toilet on the ground floor. Guide and assistance dogs welcome.

This lively semi-participatory event will take place over three spaces on two floors. Access via the street-facing Studio 1 entrance. Attendees will be free to move between spaces at will, with quieter areas available, though there will be a distinct ‘Action Zone’ in the main gallery space. Dry Run will involve: flashing lights, loud noises, photography, recording, swearing and strong scents. The room(s) may be warm due to lighting and other bodies. Stools will be provided in the main gallery and benches in other spaces. For further information please contact Learning + Public Engagement Curator Órla Goodwin (+353 (0)1 671 0073; [email protected])

Host or Publisher Temple Bar Gallery + Studios