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Opening launch will be on 18th February at 7pm
Wired from the Heart is a multidisciplinary exhibition by RehabCare, Carroll Village taking place at the Basement Gallery of An Táin Arts Centre, Dundalk.
It offers a unique and enriching experience for both the artists and the audience.
This exhibition challenges traditional notions of artistic boundaries and brings together diverse mediums such as Visual Arts, Performance Videos, Photography and Written Word.
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All the artists are affiliated with RehabCare, Carroll Village in some capacity or another. Creative practice is at the heart of people’s wellbeing and self expression in whatever form it takes. Wired from the Heart will be a positive and powerful immersive experience.
Admission is free and no booking is required. Wired from the Heart will open on the 18th February at 7pm, all are welcome. It will run from the 19th – 22nd February in the Basement Gallery of An Táin Arts Centre. Opening Hours are Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 4pm.
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