It’s very loyal to its original principles — supporting artists making work. That’s primarily what it is.
THE National Sculpture Factory (NSF) is a long, red-brick building on Albert Road in Cork. Built in the late 19th century, it was a tram depot, and was known as the Albert Road Power House.
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