What is a stenchpole and where is it?

Find out with Cork City Council Conservation Officer, Ciara O’Flynn, as she invites us to slow down and look through the lens of drawing to appreciate the fragments of historic built heritage, left by our fore-bearers on the streets of Cork City. Through the medium of drawing change your perception to see their attention to detail and quality, craftsmanship and perceive the layers of time we walk through in our daily lives. Walk and draw through the Marsh and if you like, leave your permanent mark on the streets by entering your drawing into the art competition to illustrate the checkpoints for Route 2 of the Urban Orienteering Course which will wind its way through the Marsh and the South Parish… and leave knowing what a stenchpole is.

* NO drawing experience required *

This is an outdoor, socially-distanced workshop, with limited capacity.

This workshop is open to people of all ages provided children are accompanied by an adult at all times.

If you have specific access requirements and would like to attend this workshop, please get in touch before the event.

The workshop takes place at TEST SITE, Kyrl's Quay. Gates are opposite the Bridewell Garda Station.

The workshop takes place out of doors and will last approximately 45 minutes.

Ticket holders should take weather conditions into account and wear appropriate outdoor clothing.

Please note that photographs and footage will be taken during the event, please advise if you do not wish to be included in any photography.

As Kyrl's Quay is an industrial site of significance we have retained as much of the original surfaces as possible. We advise visitors to walk respectfully through the site. We have also maintained the natural features of the site and ask that you respect this when you visit.

Please bring protective face coverings.

If you have booked a place on the workshop but cannot attend please let us know in advance so your place can be made available to someone else.

Email: hello@testsitekyrlsquay.ie

TEST SITE is supported by the Arts Council and Cork City Council Arts Office.