You have no doubt seen SUBSET’s pieces up around Dublin. The collective’s latest piece has just been finished in Temple Bar – and it’s stunning. It’s the final piece of the group’s Climate series. It comprises of shapes found in “microscopic images of sand, water and plastics. Abstract lines fracture the flow and represent the […]
6 years ago
“It is about community, culture and respect. The same community that stayed here and weathered the storm after the country had been made shit of.” Subset have released a powerful statement regarding the removal of their artwork around Dublin. A number of their pieces of art have been removed in the past number of years, […]
6 years ago
“We hope this macro expression of the micro will give pause for thought.” A new exhibition by Subset about climate change and humanity’s effect on the environment is opening up in Dublin soon. ‘Micro vs. Macro’ is described as a presentation on microplastics, a collection of works intended to bring awareness to the damning effects […]
6 years ago
“A thorn in the side of efforts to develop street art in Dublin in recent years…” Hundreds of people have signed a petition to save Dublin’s iconic Horseboy mural. The artwork, currently residing on side of a house just off Church street in the Smithfield area, risks being removed due to the absence of planning […]
6 years ago
It is certainly … different. People had noticed that the spot where the Stormzy mural was first painted and then removed in Smithfield in Dublin 7 was becoming a hot-bed for activity again in the last week or so. Back in November 2017, the artists behind the Stormzy mural – a collective known as SUBSET […]
8 years ago
Both Blindboy Boatclub and street artist collective SUBSET took to Twitter to share the news. A mural created by Street art collective SUBSET, which was unveiled just last month in Dublin city centre, has been painted over. Both SUBSET and Blindboy Boatclub took to Twitter to share their disappointment upon hearing the news. The mural, […]
8 years ago