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Now Now, an interactive gallery, relaxation centre and cafe by Dundalk based artist collective, TUT, launched on Friday in the Basement Gallery at An Táin Arts Centre.
TUT aims to playfully dissolve judgement and help people learn the art of relaxation. Visitors will interact with six playful steps of judgement and six small meditative games. The steps conclude with the quiet room and cafe which visitors are welcome to use anytime.
Paul Hayes Director of An Táin Arts Centre said: “The Emerging Artist exhibition is a key event every year at An Táin Arts Centre.
“It allows emerging artists access to a professional gallery space, and we’re delighted to be hosting TUT’s first solo exhibition this January.”
Now Now will run from 13th January – 10th February in the Basement Gallery of An Táin Arts Centre, Crowe St, Dundalk. Opening hours are Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 4pm.
Booking is not required. For more information, please contact the box office 042 9332332 / info@antain.ie or visit www.antain.ie
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