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- Furniture & Equipment Sale at Dublin Contemporary
- Dublin Contemporary 2011 Proves a Great Success
- Last Event at The Office of Non-Compliance: The Space InBetween
- Pay As You Please on the Final Day!
- Midterm Madness Workshops
- Winner of the Noone Casey Mentorship Award
- Tiny Contemporary - Extra Session!
- Halloween at Dublin Contemporary!
- The Office of Non – Compliance countdown
- Snap and Tweet
- Take Luas to Dublin Contemporary 2011
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- The Art of Series
- Win Luas Tickets!
- Exciting Events This Week
- Amanda Coogan: Live Performance
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- Living with the Panopticon: Acts of Non-compliance in the Digital World with Blast Theory & iShed
- Art Impressions & Dublin Contemporary 2011
- Dublin Contemporary at Trinity College Dublin
- Take Luas to Dublin Contemporary 2011
- Lived Lives; with Mary Jane Jacob, Seamus McGuinness, Joan Freeman and Prof Kevin Malone
- Open House 7-9 Oct 2011
- Art Bites
- Dublin Festival Season
- Win Luas Tickets!
- The Dublin Contemporary 2011 Noone Casey Mentorship - Deadline extended!
- Events This Week
- Dublin Contemporary 2011 Smartphone App
- Events This Weekend: Children’s Workshops
- Talk: The Art of Being Free
- Corporate Events
- Take Luas to Dublin Contemporary 2011
- Dublin Contemporary 2011 App
- Meet The Artists - Upcoming Talks
- ROADWORKS
- Culture Night At Dublin Contemporary!
- AESTHETICA SUMMER ISSUE OUT NOW
- COMPETITION!
- Young Curators Inc.
- Full Programme Announcement
- Corporate Entertainment Opportunities
- Volunteer with Dublin Contemporary 2011
- Tickets Now Available!
- Approaching Critical Mass
- Dublin Contemporary 2011 Announces Main Exhibition Venue
Pay As You Please on the Final Day!
Dublin Contemporary 2011, Ireland’s international art exhibition, is going out with a bang on Monday 31st October!
To celebrate the last day of the eight-week exhibition and thank all our supporters, we are running a one-day opportunity to name your own ticket price.
We want you to tell us what you would pay to visit Ireland’s international art exhibition and we hope to get people thinking about the value they place on visual art. Don’t forget there are over 80 rooms full of art across the 3 floors of the main exhibition venue on Earlsfort Terrace.
Come along and ‘Pay As You Please’ on our final day!
