Rubicon Gallery, Dublin

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Rubicon Gallery, 10 St. Stephens Green, Dublin 2, Ireland t. +353 1 670 8055, info@rubicongallery.ie Rubicon Gallery exhibition space at 10 Saint Stephens Green Dublin was initiated in 1995. The gallery's core objective is to enable contemporary Irish and International artists to realise and optimise projects in all media through/in the gallery venue or elsewhere. Rubicon Gallery annually presents ten exhibitions in Dublin, solo-projects in the main with some curated events and produces 4-6 publications. The Gallery participates in International Art Fairs, commissioning new works and introducing Irish artists in Europe & the Rest of World.

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