The artist, Gerard Mannix Flynn, wearing a black hat and dark shirt, holding a trombone, standing in front of a large sign that says 'No body could hear the music' painted on a black metal shutter.

An art installation display by Gerard Mannix Flynn

20-21 South William Street, Dublin 2

27th July 2025 - ongoing …..

A promotional flyer for "NOBODY COULD HEAR THE MUSIC" an art installation by Gerard Mannix Flynn calling on Artane Band/GAA with the bold headline to change the band name, insignia/uniform
Poster with the text 'Nobody Could Hear the Music' in large black and yellow 3D letters and details about an installation artwork by Gerard Mannix Flynn, including the location, date, and ongoing status.
Various black musical instruments, including trumpets and a trombone, arranged on a dark textured carpet near a beige wall.
Black trumpet and cornet placed on crumpled metallic surface.
The artist G M Flynn with light-colored shirt is reaching for trumpet instruments placed on the floor and in a case, with a focused expression.
Large white banner with black cut-out letters spelling 'NOBODY COULD WEAR THE USIC' laid out on the floor in an indoor space, with some cardboard boxes and other items in the background.
A man walking down a sidewalk carrying two instruments, saxophone and trumpet.
People painting white and yellow stripes on silver metallic pipes arranged in rows.
Woman painting a decorative door with gold leaf on 20-21 South William Street. The location of the exhibition, Nobody Could Hear The Music.
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