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STAC, in partnership with the Tipperary Arts Office and the Irish Museum of Modern Art, announce Irish Gothic by artist Patricia Hurl is coming to Tipperary.
Originally curated and presented at The Irish Museum of Modern Art last year, this exhibition is part of a co-presentation with The Source, Thurles, with both exhibitions being curated by Johanne Mullan, Curator: Collections, IMMA.
On Tuesday June 11 at 2pm, The Source will be hosting a conversation between Patricia Hurl and Aideen Barry as part of the Tippeary Bealtaine Festival, where these two highly regarded Tipperary-based artists will be exploring a range of topics that have informed and inspired each of their practices.
Irish Gothic runs until June 22nd.
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