runs until Tuesday the 14th
The famous Australian travel guide LONELY PLANET published an article about The Icon Factory & The Icon Walk introducing it as an "Arts Centre in Temple Bar" and one of the main cultural attractions to do in Dublin.
We are proud to annouce our latest exhibition at The Icon Factor, we will share work by local artist Jelena Demchenkova. Her work has a marvelous, colourful storybook quality.
As part of the Polish Arts Festival 2019, the Hunt Museum in Limerick will showcase the work of The Icon Factory Artists: Aga Szot, Kevin Bohan Art, Pawel Jasinski, Mel White, Iwona Kręciwilk, Iulian Bocancea (Iulian On) and Katarzyna Sliwa (JoyDi Substance).
The Icon Factory is delighted to present "Magical and Mystical Ireland", an exhibition of tapestries by Rozalia Hosz.
Down the laneways and back alleys of Temple Bar large panels and murals tell the stories of the greats of Irish fashion, music, literature, art, sport, comedy and more. This is the Icon Walk.
"Christmas Meet Up with Arts & Crafts" , is an event organised by Pawel Jasinski.
Sunday 2nd December at 4pm at The Icon Factory and Artists Studio.
The back lanes of Temple Bar might not usually be a place to hang out, but now perhaps you should!
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Temple Bar, Dublin 2 – Just off Fleet Street (Behind the Temple Bar Hotel, The Hard Rock Cafe and The Morgan Hotel)
Look For – Aston Place, Bedford Lane and Price’s Lane for the Icon Walk.