Visit 2011

VISIT 2011 is the initiative of eighteen artists’ studios in Dublin. On Saturday the 22nd of October, over 250 visual artists living and working in the city will open the doors of their professional practice studios for VISIT 2011. Ever wondered what artists’ studios look like? Curious to find out?


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Art Base
9 N Great George's StDublin 1, Ireland

Black Church Print Studio

Block T
1 Haymarket Dublin 7, Ireland

Brunswick Mills Studio
32 Brunswick St N Dublin 7, Ireland

Broadstone
22 Harcourt Terrace, Dublin 2, Ireland

Fire Station Artists' Studios Ltd

IMMA
Irish Museum of Modern Art, Royal Hospital Kilmainham

Independent Studio Artists
11 Eustace St

La Catedral Studios

Monster Truck Studios

Moxie Studios

6 Lower Ormond Quay
Dublin 1, Ireland

The Red Stables Market

Richmond Road Studios
1A Convent AveDublin 3, Ireland

Talbot Gallery Studios
51 Talbot St

Temple Bar Gallery + Studios

The Market Studio





250 + Artists Open Studios
Free Public Event Saturday 22nd October 2011, 12—6pm

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