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126, Artist-run gallery
Queen St.
Galway, Ireland
091569871
contact@126.ie
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126 is supported by
the Arts Council,
the Galway City Council
and our membership
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Dog Skipping Pegasus, Fergus Byrne, May 2009
The membership of our organisation lies at the core of 126’s activity. We provide a place where artists can meet, talk and exhibit along with their local and international peers and influences.
Artists and patrons living near Galway are encouraged to become members and participate in the running of the gallery. The Board of 126 is comprised of volunteers who are motivated by a passion for the arts and an intense interest in the cultural development of Galway and Ireland. 126 was founded on a democratic structure, in which power flows from the membership to the Board. The Board promotes the ideology of the membership, as laid out in the organisation’s aims, through the activities of 126. The Board directly represents the membership, which is an expression of the most committed artists in the greater Galway area; it is on the basis of this relationship that the projected success and longevity of 126 is based.
The annual Members’ Show is a vital part of 126. It is open to all paid members and is a great opportunity for emerging artists. We also encourage members to make exhibition proposals throughout the year and we keep an 'open door' policy for all members.
The financial contribution of our membership is invaluable. It directly supports our strong programme. These are shows that would otherwise never be seen in the west of Ireland. One year’s membership costs €10 to students or the unemployed and €20 to those with a wage. Membership is valid until Nov 1st of each year. Membership is open to anyone over the age of 18 that supports our aims.
126 Membership Form PDF download
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