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May 2, 2026
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May 15, 2026

Lunchtime talks on STAC at 30 with curator and Artistic Director Helena Tobin

South Tipperary Arts Centre
1pm
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Lunchtime Talks

May 2, 2026
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May 15, 2026

Lunchtime talks on STAC at 30 with curator and Artistic Director Helena Tobin

South Tipperary Arts Centre
1pm
FREE
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Saturday the 2nd & Friday the 15th of May, 2026
1pm

Join curator and Artistic Director of STAC, Helena Tobin, for a free, public walk-through of our latest exhibition, STAC at 30, featuring work bysome of the best-known artists including Aideen Barry, John Burke, Ursula Burke, Patricia Hurl, Sheenagh Geoghegan, Alice Maher, Austin McQuinn and Bridget O’Gorman.

Helena Tobin is Artistic Director & Curator at South Tipperary Arts Centre. In 2024 she took part in ICI’s International Curatorial Exchange at EXPO Chicago as one of two invited Irish curators. With over 20 years’ experience working in the Arts, she has expertise in developing and delivering an extensive range of ambitious projects across a broad section of the Arts including her recent work at STAC. Former positions include the Abbey Theatre, Kilkenny Arts Festival, and Fenton Gallery, Cork. She was co-founder and director of SITEATION, an artists’ collective and project space, formerly located in Dublin (2012-2014). Recent projects of note include curating Mountains, Fall on us by Austin McQuinn at Limerick City Gallery of Art, 2024, which was accompanied by a monograph publication, as well as devising and curating the touring exhibition ‘WAAG – an archive’. She has written for VAN journal and has served on national assessment panels including for the Arts Council of Ireland and is currently a member of KCAT advisory curatorial group. A graduate of the MA in Visual Art Practices, IADT and the BA in Fine Art from Crawford College of Art and Design, her own artwork has been exhibited throughout Ireland and is in the public collections of the OPW and Cork Institute of Technology (now MTU).

These tours are completely free, with no booking required.

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