Carman’s Hall, Dublin 8.
Before (top) and this afternoon (above)
Niamh McGuckian writes:
Sad to say that Maser’s mural of matriarch patriot Anne Devlin in Dublin 8 is no more….
Anyone?
Carman’s Hall, Dublin 8.
Before (top) and this afternoon (above)
Niamh McGuckian writes:
Sad to say that Maser’s mural of matriarch patriot Anne Devlin in Dublin 8 is no more….
Anyone?
From top: Together For Yes campaigners outside the Bang Bang Café; Eamonn Murray and Anne Phelan
This morning.
Phibsborough, Dublin 7.
#knittersforrepeal writes:
Maser’s Repeal is on its way back into Temple Bar this afternoon and this time it won’t be painted over because Local T4Y campaigner, Anne Phelan, has only gone and knitted it!
Hanging on ‘knitting needles’ fashioned from broom handles (carved by another Phibsborough local, master craftsman, Eamonn Murray) a group of local T4Y supporters gathered this morning outside Bang Bang Café for its ‘unveiling’ before being transported to its new home.
In fairness
Previously: Monday Morning Coming Down
Yesterday.
At nail bar Tropical Popical on South William St, Dublin 2.
Tropical Popical tweetz:
What mural? 🤣😂💅 #repealthe8th
Previously: ‘There’s Nothing Wrong With A Heart That Calls For Repeal’
Above: Maser with his Repeal mural at the Project Arts Centre , Temple Bar
It went up.
It went down.
It went up again
Via The Project Arts Centre
The Charities Regulator has informed Project Arts Centre that the display of Maser’s ‘Repeal the 8th’ artwork is ‘political activity’ and that Project is therefore in breach of the Charities Act 2009 and not in line with Project’s ‘charitable purpose’.
Should the artwork not be removed, Project risks losing its charitable status. Project Arts Centre respects the authority of the Charities Regulator and will comply with their order to remove Maser’s artwork.
Fiona Slevin, Chair of Project Arts Centre said:
“We strive to sustain Project’s stated purpose and objectives, namely to remain Ireland’s leading centre for the presentation and development of contemporary art, and to work with artists across all art forms to make and present extraordinary works that inspire and provoke.
The artwork by Maser fits precisely with this remit. In presenting Maser’s work, we are facilitating the presentation of art by a highly regarded, award-winning street artist who has displayed artworks across Ireland, Europe and the United States.”
Maser’s artwork will be painted over by the Artistic Director of Project Arts Centre, Cian O’Brien at 11am at the centre on Monday.
All welcome.
Previously: It’s Back
Top pic: Ste
Maser tweetz:
It’s been a goal of mine for years to get on this and is even more special because they used this image.
The Irish Arts Review goes on sale Friday.
Previously: My Building, My Choice
UNITE tweetz:
Maser’s Repeal The 8th artwork travels to Unite offices on Middle Abbey Street [Dublin 1]…
Meanwhile, spotted this morning…
Niamh Pitts tweetz:
Someone has been busy in Dublin 2.
Previously: My Building, My Choice
July 24, 2016
July 25, 2016
This afternoon, August 1, 2016
“sup?
The controversial Repeal the Eight Wall wall outside the Project Arts Centre, Temple Bar
Your move, Dublin City Council.
FIGHT!
Thanks David S
Previously: Meanwhile in Temple Bar
Last night.
On the front of the Cork School of Music building on Union Quay in Cork city.
Generic People project Maser’s ‘Repeal the 8th’ mural.
Previously: Meanwhile, In Temple Bar
Via Padraic Ryan
The HunReal Issues tweetz:
Repeal The 8th Maser doughnuts in Aungier Danger on Aungier Street ‘[Dublin 2] for today only! Be fast!
Meanwhile…
Spotted along Kevin Street this morning.
Previously: Meanwhile, In Temple Bar