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Subset Is Staging A Huge Street Art Exhibition In Dublin To Raise Money For The Homeless
Published 10:50 18 Oct 2018 BST
Updated 11:51 25 Feb 2020 GMT
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Published 10:50 18 Oct 2018 BST
Updated 11:51 25 Feb 2020 GMT
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The guys over at Subset have done it again with their upcoming Grey Area II exhibition.
The group of artists are hoping to raise up to €50,000 by staging a street art exhibition in aid of Inner City Helping Homeless (ICHH) in Point Square next week.
They said, “Grey Area is a collaboration of multiple artists, creating works across several mediums with the aim to change the laws surrounding large-scale public artwork in Ireland as well as supporting and bringing awareness to the ongoing Homeless crisis in Ireland.
“All profits from ticket sales for this event and project merchandise will be donated to Inner City Helping Homeless.”
Grey Area is a collaboration of multiple artists, with the aim to change the laws surrounding public art, and to raise awareness and money to support the efforts of @ichhdublin to combat homelessness in Ireland.
— SUBSET (@SubsetDublin) October 8, 2018
Tickets: https://t.co/CGUojs4KSW
Tune by: @SaulOvah pic.twitter.com/SAH0kefDyA
It’s going to be Ireland’s largest indoor exhibition of street art, with more than 40 murals by 35 artists being created on the walls of the Point Village.
Taking place next Friday October 26 from 6pm to 11pm, tickets are €30 which you can buy on the Subset site here.
The price of entry will also get you a copy of the 64-page single edition Grey Area magazine.
Grey Area Magazine launches October 26th at Grey Area Exhibit II... below’s a sneak peak.
— Breffni Cummiskey (@BreffniCkey) October 16, 2018
Get your hands on a copy 1st by going along on the night, all proceeds support @ICHHDUBLIN in tackling homelessness.
Tickets: https://t.co/E4HqZ8k9Hp#streetart #magazine #greyareazine pic.twitter.com/pQaaMRnBFT
The group also recently unveiled a powerful piece of street art on the front of a derelict house on Frederick Street in Ranelagh as part of their Grey Area project.
The piece titled ‘Alone Homeless’ depicted the private security workers in balaclavas who acted upon a high court order to remove activists from an abandoned building.