Wine & Design at Tartare Café + Wine Bar
Tartare Café + Wine Bar in Galway is launching monthly event Wine & Design on May 1 which will explore the creative connection between food and the arts.
On the first Wednesday of each month from 7:00pm to 8:00pm, the restaurant will host a local artist or designer, providing them with a platform to discuss their work, their inspirations, and what it means to be an artist in Galway.
Each Wine & Design event will also see a talk and tasting of a selection of carefully-selected organic, natural, and biodynamic wines. Attendees will learn more about the creative winemaking process, and also look at the close relationship between the culinary and the artistic.
Co-owner JP McMahon said in a statement, “We don’t often think of food in Ireland as being a creative enterprise. But we have a long history of creativity in association with many of the other arts such as theatre, design, film and literature. We want to highlight the links between food and the arts, showing how creativity links chefs, food producers and the greater arts community.”
The restaurant’s other co-owner Drigin Gaffey added, ”We have always had a strong appreciation for the arts in its many forms so when I designed Tartare, I wanted it to be a creative and contemporary space, showcasing local artwork. I feel these monthly collaborations are perfect for Tartare.”
Wine & Design gives artists a space to network and discuss their work. The first event on May 1, will kick off with Peter Bradley of Grey + Ginger Clothing, co-creator of the wearable art brand that stands for individuality, social awareness, equality and acceptance of differences. He will be discussing the clothing brand as well as his fine art practice.
Further artists confirmed to date include artistic director of Macnas Noeline Kavanagh; artist and lightworker Finbar McHugh aka Finbar247; photographer Anita Murphy and stylist Zania Koppe of Ginger and Sage Photography; Elena Santos of Just Art It; Sandra Lovern of Lovern Leather Goods; and artist and curator of TULCA Festival of Visual Arts, Kerry Guinan.
The events are free, however booking is recommended. To book call (091) 567 803 or email [email protected] Keep up to date with the latest news by following Tartare Café + Wine Bar
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