Born to be alive.
16TH OCT - 28TH NOV 2026
A4 SOUNDS GALLERY
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Over six weeks the exhibition and website will be formed, built, born from the works selected, beginning with six building blocks from our research:
ARTISTS
Cóilín O’ Connell / Yosef Phelan / Thana Faroq / Chiara Patton Fea / Yan Jiacheng / Obinna Michael Imo /
Artists & artworks will be added as the exhibition develops.
VISIT
The exhibition will close with a gathering and drinks reception on Saturday 28th November.
In the weeks leading up to that we invite you to visit the gallery as we build the exhibition. Each week artists will be added to the show.
Throughout the exhibition happenings will take place. These will be added to the exhibition page as it develops.
A soft rumble.
FRI 16TH OCT: 6PM - 8PM
SAT 17TH OCT: 4PM - 6PM
THU: 2PM-6PM
FRI: 2PM-7PM
SAT: 2PM-5PM
SUN: 2PM-5PM
Exhibition Opening Times
Happenings
16TH OCT: A soft rumble.
20TH OCT: The Rookery Stories
21st Nov: Record Players / Table / Yard / 4pm - 11pm BYOB
26th Nov: A gathering. 6:30pm - 9:30pm
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Full general accessibility information.
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Detailed information on how to get to our gallery including, walking & wheeling, public transport routes and accessible parking can be read via our website.
Google Maps
Public Transport Map
Accessible Parking Map
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For detailed information about our building please visit a4sounds.org/accessibility
Summary Information
Our gallery is located on the ground floor and is accessible. Seating is available in the exhibition.
Our garden area is located off the gallery and is mostly accessible. There are some uneven parts to the ground in places. There is covered seating.
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Full accessibility information via a4sounds.org/accessibility
Summary Information
There is an accessible toilet in our garden area which is located through the gallery. It is an accessible portaloo that is serviced weekly.
There are two gender-neutral bathrooms located on the first floor. They are accessed via stairs, approx 22 steps. There is no lift.
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Our exhibition information will be updated as the exhibition evolves.
Currently the exhibition is fully accessible.
The gallery is wheelchair accessible
There is seating available including plastic garden chairs and large foam rocks
The room is medium to low lit with RGB lighting
There are two bright amber lights at the back of the gallery
There is a large lightbox with prints
There is a record player which sound can be played on but this is not operating at all times. It is turned on manually for specific times or happenings only
There will be video works projected on a large screen with sound running through a PA system. These will be added in different weeks during the exhibition run.