Trinity Arts Festival: Pink Party

By PhotoIreland08/02/2019March 21st, 2019News, The Library Project

Running 8-10pm 12 Feb 2019
At The Library Project

Trinity Arts Festival, in co-operation with the TCD Visual Arts Society, Dublin University Photography Association, and DUDJ are hosting PINK PARTY: A Celebration of Feminist Art. Through music, visuals and performances, TAF hope to celebrate feminist art and artists, as well as explore the aesthetics of femininity.

Participating artists to be announced.

This event is for students of Trinity College Dublin, for tickets and queries, contact artsfest@csc.tcd.ie

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