Domestic Violence Response Galway / Tina Collective
Marking fifty years since punk emerged as a disruptive cultural force, TULCA 2026: Veruca Salt considers what it means to know who you are and know what you want. Curated by Sinéad Keogh, the festival approaches punk not as a fixed historical style, but as a living method rooted in DIY culture, collective action and self-determination.
At 126 Artist-Run Gallery, Domestic Violence Response Galway and Tina Collective present a participatory project shaped by punk feminism, collective resistance and care. Through installation and opportunities for participation, the project considers how damaging narratives can be challenged through shared acts of recognition, creativity and solidarity.
126 Artist-run Gallery
15 St Bridget’s Place
Galway, H91 NN29
Access
Wheelchair accessible
Accessible toilet
Seating available
Parking available
Opening Hours
7–22 November 2026
Tuesday–Sunday, 12–6pm
Closed Monday
Getting There
3-minute walk from Eyre Sq.
Nearest bus stops: Woodquay Court, Eyre Sq.
Free parking nearby
TULCA Festival of Visual Arts
Veruca Salt
Curated by Sinéad Keogh
6–22 November 2026
Galway, Ireland
Image: Working image for neon light sculpture courtesy of the Tina Collective.