Throughout the statement, Subset make reference to the closure of the Bernard Shaw, as well as the removal of their artworks.
“Look at the Bernard Shaw, a congregative – space for creativity condemned. The response to such brushed off as certain people just throwing their toys out of the pram over the closure of a pub.
“It is more than that. Boozers are plentiful in Éire, no panic there. It is about community, culture and respect. The same community that stayed here and weathered the storm after the country had been made shit of.”We are very grateful to have the support of the majority of the public, and several of their representatives. With this support – if one artwork is removed, we're in a position to paint several more. That may sound like a threat but it’s not. It is a protest.– to the world.
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