• What's the Art Tunnel ?
  • What happened after closing down ?
  • Closing party March 2014
  • Introduction
  • Films about the Art Tunnel
  • Press
  • Community Engagement
  • The Planting
  • The Build
  • The "Art Tunnelers"
  • Our Supporters
  • Gallery Tours/Openings
  • Find us on Facebook
  • meet us on twitter @ arttunnel
  • Fieldwork and Strategies website
  • Contact us by phone/ mail

• Exhibitions Art Tunnel
  • "THE WEAK MUST TRAIN" by Michelle Bourke- Girgis
  • "Reconstruction" by Paul Quast
  • "Shelter" by Simon Community clients & Sophie Maltzan
  • "Weave" by Paul Terry
  • "Loom Seat" by Sorcha Murphy
  • "Pavement Pergola" by Fiona Gannon
  • "Instructions for Better Living" by Clare Breen & Sarah Gordon
  • "Nags" by Sophie Maltzan
  • "Sheds" by Sophie Maltzan
  • "Plywood bench" by Peter Donnellan

• Exhibitions Community Platform
  • "Closure" by Art Tunnelers & Sophie Maltzan
  • "Paint yous" by passers by & Sophie Maltzan
  • What happens when... by community & Sophie Maltzan
  • "BURDS" by Ruth Daly
  • “My mummy has left me” by unknown artist
  • Graffiti Puzzle by Art House & local children
  • "Geometry" by Ballymun children by community & Sophie Maltzan 2012
  • “Harness” by FXR
  • “Waste antonyms” by Sophie von Maltzan
  • Art donations by Community
  • Landscape architecture student projects with Sophie Maltzan

• Community events
  • Closing party
  • Weekly community meeting
  • Unwanted X- mas presents Exchange market
  • Exchange Market Sundays
  • Local music and story telling on Culture night 2013

• Coming next- exhibitions, events
  • Local Scouts in the Community platform January 2014
  • Unwanted X-mas present X- change Market

• Get Involved
  • Become a key holder
  • Become a sponsor

• Artists
  • ArtHouse
  • Ballymun Children
  • Clare Breen
  • D 7 Educate Together School
  • Fiona Gannon
  • FXR
  • Paul Terry
  • Peter Donnelly
  • Ruth Daly
  • Sarah Gordon
  • Smithfield kids
  • Sophie von Maltzan
  • Sorcha Murphy
  • UCD Landscape Architecture Students

Sorcha Murphy currently works for Freecell Architecture in New York