Photo: Cathal Carolan.
The Kiosk Project Art Space in Drogheda has launched an open call for artists, collectives and community groups interested in taking part in its 2027 programme.
The multidisciplinary, artist-run venue is inviting proposals for experimental projects, exhibitions, performances, residencies and artistic interventions that sit outside a traditional gallery setting.
The Kiosk, based at Barlow House on Narrow West Street, was established in 2024 in collaboration with Droichead Arts Centre and its partners. It has since hosted exhibitions, residencies, workshops, and other artist-led projects.
Open to all disciplines
The 2027 open call is open to individual artists, collectives and community groups working in any discipline or art form.
The venue describes itself as a small, adaptable space designed to support artists in researching, testing, and presenting work in different ways.
Recent programming has included visual art exhibitions, artist residencies, workshops, and collaborative projects, reflecting the venue’s multidisciplinary approach.
Artists interested in applying can find further information and key details in the application form.
Anyone with questions about the open call can contact Brian and Rita at thekioskprojectartspace@gmail.com.
The deadline for applications is 6pm on Monday, 30th November 2026.
