WAKE – A multi-sensorial Installation by K Bear Koss – Thursday 09 May @6pm

Launch Thursday 09th May 6pm – 10pm. Exhibition continues until Sunday 19th May.

WAKE celebrates K’s return to solo exhibition. Created to bio.space’s specs, “the multimedia sculptural installations of this show are comprised of eight years’ worth of detritus, artefacts and abandoned materials. It is at once both the evidence of the passage of a massive undertaking, as well as the public viewing of a role and identity laid to rest. Contextually, it suggests behaviours of consumption and materialism, and the trails we all leave behind.”

K will reveal the full scale of this overwhelming sculptural installation  on Thursday 9th May at 6pm.

Launch: Thursday 9th May, 6pm – 10pm
Exhibition continues until Sunday 19th May.
Exhibition will be open 12 to 6pm on weekdays & 10am to 5pm weekdays.

RSVP: bio.space033@gmail.com or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/328371060623070/

http://transeverythingism.com/about/exhibitions/wake/

“Death of Intimacy & Birth of Monuments” exhibition by Hugh McElveen, Wed 17/04 @6pm

Launch & Tasting: Wednesday 17th April at 6pm

Hugh McElveen is presenting his first solo exhibition in bio.space 033 after a trip to Italy where he documented the organic olive oil production process of Lino Olivieri. However, during that process, something entirely different caught his attention: the old sprung mattresses recycled as garden defences against the onslaught of wildlife. The beds function shifts “from passive support of our relaxation to an active defence against our intruders.”

Hugh puts together a compelling body of work, between figuration and abstraction, full of Smithonian reflections and reminiscent of the Japanese aesthetics of wabi-sabi. By framing his prints in metal, Hugh will attempt at recreating the ‘fortified borders’ of the Italian horticultural landscape, while Lino himself will bring the last missing ingredient, the sun, as he will offer tastings of his world class production.

Info & RSVP: bio.space033@gmail.com
http://www.hughmce.com/
http://www.olivierioliveoil.com/
http://biospace033.wordpress.com/

bio.space 033 available for bookings

We are now taking bookings for March to December 2013. You can see more pictures of the space here and check for availabilities here. Just contact us at bio.space033@gmail.com. We will also have calls for submissions for outdoors work and PhotoIreland soon.

the bio.space team

bio.space033

Invitation to the launch of Christmas Caribbean Th 15/11 at 6pm

Swap the lonesome pine for the coconut tree this Christmas and enjoy a hot and stylish festive season thanks to our secret treasure chest of arts, crafts, decor and exclusive wines & delicacies. It’s not just a shop it’s a whole experience with free workshops, discounts and a hamper service.

LAUNCH: Thursday 15th November from 5pm with free tastings and live  music!
RSVP: bio.space033@gmail.com or on Facebook. You can also call 085 153 7433. Location is here.

Looking forward to seeing you there!

Bio.space

Invitation to the launch of DC2: Gentrify THIS!

We are delighted to be part of DC2: Gentrify THIS! a contemporary arts festival taking place in Dublin’s Markets Quarter. We hope to see you in bio.space next Thursday! Find out more at http://dublincontemptibles.wordpress.com/ Take care!

Kate Nolan’s exhibition ‘NEITHER’ for PhotoIreland extended to Sunday 22nd July

Due to popular demand, Kate Nolan’s exhibition NEITHER | OPEN Programme PhotoIreland is extended to Sunday 22nd July.

Exhibited for the very first time since it’s completion, NEITHER brings you into the lives of women in Kaliningrad, a Russian enclave on the Baltic Sea between Poland and Lithuania. Intimate but uncompromising, Kate’s work has already been widely viewed and reviewed.

Exhibition is open every day from 12pm to 6pm.
Showing at bio.space033, 33 Charles St West, D7.

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Exhibition by Sara Maia, Franck Omer, Adam Gibney & Jim Doyle

Thanks to LINK Culturefest based in Dublin, bio.space 033 had the opportunity to showcase 4 outstanding artists in a one-off exhibition curated by Emmanuelle Marion, gallery manager.

It would take too long to list all the national and international feats and awards Sara, Franck, Adam and Jim collected over the years. They brought together their most playful and challenging artworks for an exhibition this video will do little justice to but we hope you’ll enjoy it anyway!

Take care friends,

Bio.Space 033 (another d.ploy solution)

Group exhibition @bio.space 033 from D.ploy Dublin on Vimeo.

LINK @ bio.space 033, Tomorrow Sunday 12pm to 6pm.

Come see the outstanding works of
JIM DOYLE (Dublin), ADAM GIBNEY (Dublin), SARA MAIA (Lisbon), FRANK OMER (Marseilles)
in one outstanding exhibition part of LINK Culturefest. They are looking forward to talk to you tomorrow, Sunday 26th from 12pm to 6pm.

Looking forward to seeing you there!

bio.space 033
33 Charles St West
Off Ormond Quay Upper
Dublin 7

Creating a Narrative Photo-Zine Workshops

Starting 1st May at bio.space 033 for 8 consecutive weeks:

A workshop course by Kate Nolan that will take you through the different steps of designing and making your own zine in pictures.
Aimed at intermediate photographers, the course will examine the practice of documentary photography, focusing on the visual narrative and exploring work of photographers in this tradition.
Practical techniques are explored and students are shown how to research a topic, plan, photograph and present a photo story. At the end of the course, there will be an intensive one-day workshop to make the individual zines.
Kate Nolan is a documentary photographer with extensive teaching experience in Wales and Ireland: www.katenolan.co.uk

When: Every Tuesday 7pm – 9pm from 1st May to 19th June
Where: bio.space 033, Dublin City Centre
Cost: €200 / €25 discount when you pre-book on bio.space facebook shop.
You can also contact Kate @ katenolan@gmail.com

Wishing all bio.space followers the very best.

 

Call for Submissions

bio.space033 is a new Dublin City Centre venue available for artists and creatives. This affordable space is versatile and can be used as a gallery, exhibition space, for events, workshops, pop-ups, studios or as a rehearsal space. If you are interested in renting the space or hosting and event please contact bio.space 033 with a proposal at bio.space033@gmail.com. For more on what bio.space033 could be, visit our “SEE IT” page.

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