40 Dominick Street Upper, Broadstone,
Dublin 7, Dublin, Ireland
Hendron’s
Collider is a relatively new multidisciplinary space, combining
artist studios with spaces for exhibitions and events. Their 12
artist studios contain a variety of disciplines, including visual
artists, writers, illustrators, artist collectives, and performers.
The aim of the organisation is to “create a support structure for
the development of creativity for artists in Ireland’s changing
cultural landscape, and to provide a productive environment for
engagement with peers.” So far the space has played host to a
variety of both local and international musicians, community groups
and artists, such as the Anti-Racism Network’s monthly food and
film get-togethers, and solo shows for Collider artists Aran Young
and Alan Doyle. Upcoming events include a Hack-fest film screening,
described as “an alternative animation festival for industry
troglodytes,” taking place on August 27th.
The building is lending their top floor
and rooftop patio to MEDS this summer between August 10 through 24th,
to be home base for the audio-visual workshop known as ’Ensemble.’
The energetic group is happy to call the Collider home for these two
weeks, using it as a combination workshop, exhibition space, and
daytime dance club. Their final interactive project will be
exhibited there on Saturday, August 23rd, alongside
BeeLife’s bait-hive exhibition.
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