Exchange Dublin

Anyone frequenting the space in recent times will surely have noticed some colourful new residents. Paul Gay's Gian Kaleidoscopes - art experience for children; those who were, and those who would be again.

These will be in Exchange from now until the beginning of February - come, enjoy!

More details at GIANTKALEIDOSCOPES.COM

Live@8 will complete it’s natuional tour in Exchange Dublin at 8pm on Friday 9th December 2011. The tour has already visited Guesthouse Cork and Trades Club Sligo. 

Eh?
Magick?
Merps?
Attack!

Extremely Momentous Moments At Exchange Make Merping Always

Due to the success of Super-Secret Helicopter Awareness Day, an unnamed participating artist shall conduct an interactive exhibit of Beuysian social sculpture, incorporating themes of friendship, reunion, and bubbles. Advance booking is (unnecessarily) advised.

Sunday the 20th of November
Did you think of starting Tango recently?
Would you like to focus on technique and develop your body consciousness?
How about amazing Tango music and meeting new people in the pleasant environment?
Come along and give it a try.
We will warm you up for Winter;)
2 hours of Tango classes 4-6.30pm

1 class technique

2 class sequences

Open Learning Ireland

Please note - This event is being held in Earlsford Court on October 15th & 16th - if you'd like to participate please emaill openlearningireland@gmail.com for a free ticket. Let us know your name, email, contribution and the day(s) you'd like to attend.

Knowledge Exchange is a project which aims to give people the opportunity to study different disciplines in order to broaden their fields of knowledge. This is achieved through a series of free lectures each Sunday at 12:30pm - open to all members of the public and all age groups - in Exchange Dublin.

Tomorrow (Monday 12th September) sees the launch of the "MIGRANT WOMEN TRANSFORMING IRELAND" exhibition in Exchange's Fishbowl Gallery. This event, held collaboratively by AkiDwA and the Dublin City Council, will present the official opening of the series of activities organized to mark AkiDwA’s 10th anniversary as an organization. The photo exhibition consists of images of ten migrant women whose stories feature in AkiDwA’s new publication ‘Home and Away’.

People are in the Exchange this evening for a volunteers meeting, new and old. We're discussing safety, emergency situations, and everyday life here. We're also discussing passwords, which is the most exciting, as we all feel 'in the know', official and trusted.

Volunteer training takes place in Exchange Dublin on Thursday 18th of August. If you'd like to volunteer in the space just email rota@exchangedublin.ie and come along on Thursday night.

We'll be running through exactly what volunteers do and where everything is. It's crucial that volunteers be trained in, so don't miss the opportunity.

Hear ye, hear ye! The Exchange Collective have gotten together and had a big long think about what to do next.

Yesterday at a little event we call NexTchange we shook off the cobwebs and had some nice deep thoughts and animated discussions.  Not content with simply providing Dublin with it's very best Arts space we've decided to make it even better. What's better than best? Us! (soon)

So what did we actually decide?