Street to Studio: Minaw Collective at Flux Gallery Dublin

27th - 30th November 2025

Dublin, Ireland - November 2025 - The Minaw Collective is proud to present Street to Studio, a group exhibition running from 27th to 30th November 2025 at Flux Gallery, 4 Chatham Row, Dublin 2.

Known for their murals across Ireland and internationally, the Minaw Collective bring their work into the gallery, translating the boldness of street art into intimate studio pieces. Street to Studio explores how muralists move between large-scale public walls and their own studio practices, creating paintings, works on paper and mixed media that carry the same energy and imagination found in their outdoor work.

The exhibition highlights the connection between the collective’s roots in street art, graffiti and murals,  and the permanence of gallery work.

Exhibition Details

• Title: Street to Studio

• Artists: Minaw Collective

• Dates: 27–30 November 2025 (Opening hours?)

• Opening Reception: 27 November 2025, 6pm - 10pm

• Venue: Flux Gallery D2, 4 Chatham Row, Dublin 2, D02 PA06

• Admission: Free

About the Exhibition

Street to Studio presents new works created in studio settings, highlighting how muralists adapt their practice when moving away from the scale and ephemerality of outdoor walls. Visitors will encounter a diverse mix of paintings, illustration-led pieces and mixed media works. Together, these works echo the bold palettes and symbolic imagery of the collective’s outdoor practice, reimagined in new and more intimate formats within the gallery space.

Since its inception in 2013, the Minaw Collective has grown and evolved. This fluidity has shaped the group’s identity and kept its voice dynamic. The current members presenting work in Street to Studio are: Anna Doran, Claire Prouvost, Em Blake ESTR, Friz, Holly Pereira, KinMx, Klo Wi, Loki PookaDubh, MyfanwyNia, Novice Jess, Signs of Power, Zippy, and Zurdie.

 “This exhibition lets us share another side of our practice. Our murals are created in public, often with the energy and pressure of live painting, but in the studio the pace is different. Work can grow quietly and privately, without the need to perform or be seen, allowing ideas to unfold in more intimate ways. Street to Studio gives people a chance to experience that personal side of our creativity up close.” - Minaw Collective

When the Minaw Collective first formed, there were far fewer women active in street art in Ireland. Embodying the maxim “You have to see it to be it”, Minaw aimed to demonstrate that it was indeed possible for women to paint murals, street art and graffiti, despite it being uncommon at the time. Coming together created not only opportunities to collaborate, but also a sense of safety as well as a feeling of belonging to something larger and more meaningful. Even when working separately in their own studios, being part of the collective has meant not feeling alone in their practices. The friendships formed and the creative camaraderie they share continue to be the heart of Minaw, making Street to Studio both a celebration of their individual voices, and of the community that connects them. 

• Opening Hours: 11am - 4pm

• Websites: www.minawcollective.com | www.fluxdublin.ie

• Social Media: @minawcollective | @fluxdublin

• Press Inquiries: minawcollective@gmail.com

About Flux
Flux is a grassroots cultural space located at 4 Chatham Row, Dublin 2. With studios, project space, and a gallery, Flux supports Ireland’s creative community by providing affordable workspaces and hosting exhibitions, events and collaborations that showcase emerging and established talent.

About Minaw Collective
Minaw Collective was founded in 2013 as an all-female street art collective and has since grown into a diverse group of fourteen female, queer & non-binary artists. Based across Ireland, the group is united by a shared vision of empowerment, equality, and artistic expression through street art.

The name Minaw is a contemporary spin on the Irish word for woman, mná, spelled phonetically to make it more accessible to the international members of the group.

Reflecting a wide range of cultural and artistic influences, Minaw creates bold, vibrant murals where each member brings a distinctive creative voice. Showcasing their work together is an expression of empowerment and solidarity.  Over the years, the collective has become a leading voice in the Irish street art scene, transforming spaces through public art that inspires and empowers.