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SUMMARY:Canon World Unseen Photography Exhibition  
DESCRIPTION:The Canon World Unseen photography exhibition expands into Dublin in partnership with the Photo Museum Ireland\, giving visitors insight into inclusive artwork. Aiming to make photography more accessible for everyone\, it offers sensory experiences such as braille\, elevated prints and audio descriptions. It offers a refreshing perspective on photography and proves how technology influences peoples’ perception of visual storytelling.  \nVisitors are encouraged to discover the artwork with all senses to convey how visual art can be expressed through touch\, communication and storytelling. The title of the exhibition summarizes it: It shows the visitors the world like it has never been seen before.   \nPhoto Museum Ireland   \nMeeting House Sq\, D2  \nThe museum is open Tues – Sat\, 11am – 6pm. Sun 1pm – 5pm.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/canon-world-unseen-photography-exhibition/
LOCATION:Photo Museum Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Painter/Painter - Paddy Critchley
DESCRIPTION:Irish painter and decorator Paddy Critchley unveils his latest exhibition at Pallas Projects/Studios with a special opening performance on the 22nd from 11am to 6pm. During the performance Critchley will reflect on the intersections between his dual art forms as a painter and decorator. His exhibit will consist of personal portraits\, words\, and meditations exploring his lived experiences in relation to contemporary Irish folk culture. The entire exhibit works together as one and demonstrates Critchley’s approach of capturing life as it comes through both the “high” and “low” forms of art. \nPaddy Critchley’s latest exhibition runs at Pallas Projects from January 22nd to February 7th. \npallasprojects.org
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/painter-painter-paddy-critchley/
LOCATION:Pallas Project\, 115-117 The Coombe\, Dublin\, 8\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Sharú
DESCRIPTION:Sharú is a group exhibition bringing together the work of ten artists. The exhibition reflects a multicultural and multinational group of artists working in Ireland today. Together they present painting drawing sculpture and photography that explore ideas of identity roots and ongoing transformation. \nAt the heart of Sharú is the belief that the artist is someone who transcends. From the first spark of an idea through engagement with materials and into the final act of making the work the everyday practice of art becomes an act of transformation. These processes lift material objects into a deeper space of meaning while also inviting moments of reflection and growth for both the artist and the viewer. \nWork from the following artists will be featured in the exhibition: Ishmael Claxton\, Nadia Dev\,  Alicia Donnan\, Molly Buí Hennessy\, Helen Kirk\, Gabriel Lobo\, Nicole Manning\,  Nyah  O’Connor\, Brady Izquierdo Rodriguez\, and Eva Vitkute.  \nThe opening event takes place at TØN on January 15th from 6pm-9pm.  \nThe exhibition runs at at TØN Gallery until Sunday Feb 1st.The gallery is open from 12pm to 4pm\, Thursday to Sunday.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/sharu/
LOCATION:TØN GALLERY\, 25a Temple Lane South\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20260124T180000
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SUMMARY:Wonders - A MART Members Visual Arts Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Curated by Matthew Nevin and Ciara Scanlan\, Wonders brings together the diverse voices of MART Members in a vibrant group exhibition that celebrates curiosity and wonder. Featuring work across painting\, sculpture\, and new media\, the show highlights the breadth of practice within MART’s studio community. Inviting audiences to pause\, look closer\, and rediscover a sense of wonder in the everyday. \nArtists include: \nAdrian Fitz-Simon\, Alejandro Corva\, Andor Koncsik\, Anthony D Kelly\, Arthur Rosa\, Bairbre Murray\, Billy Dante\, Catherine Cole\, Cole Labauve\, Debbie Guinnane\, Deirdre Ambrose\, Duc Pham\, Eileen Mills\, Ger Hughes\, Han Murphy\, Inés Pesado Catrufo\, Jenny Cosgrave\, Jessica Checkley\, Jordan Holms\, Joy Hawkridge\, Keith Lindsay\, Kiz Rutherford\, Leonie Connellan\, Linda Condon\, Marina Karysheva\, Martha Watson\, Niki Collier\, Paul James Kearney\, Peann Luaidhe\, Siobhan Heraty\, Tatiana Smith-St Kitts\, The Ljilja\, Val Synnott. \nShowcasing emerging and established artists side by side\, Wonders reflects the energy\, experimentation\, and collaborative ethos at the heart of MART Gallery & Studios. \nThe exhibition opens on Saturday January 10th at 1pm.  \nWonders runs from January 10-24th 2026 at The MART Gallery\, 190A Rathmines Road Lower\, Dublin 6\nGallery Hours: Wednesday–Saturday\, 1–6 PM.  \nImage courtesy of Anthony D Kelly.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/wonders-a-mart-members-visual-arts-exhibition/
LOCATION:The Mart Gallery\,  190a Rathmines Road Lower\, Rathmines\, Dublin 6\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Urban Myth
DESCRIPTION:This month sees Kevin Kavanagh present ‘Urban Myth’\, a group exhibition of photography by gallery and invited artists. These artists demonstrate the changing role of photographs in our digital world. No longer just records of the real or of a moment in time\, they have become the basis of our modern folklore. Where once we gathered round the fire to share stories\, now we pass images from screen to screen. For all the solidity of the phone in our hand\, these images flow by in a turbulent stream. \nAs urban myths\, this folklore permeates every aspect of our daily lives. They are an articulation of our fears and insecurities\, an attempt to put order on an increasingly chaotic world\, and a measure of the society we think we live in. As short videos and memes\, they are the driving force behind much social media. Increasingly\, they dictate the direction of populist politics and of society itself. \nIn ‘Urban Myth’ the photographers become storytellers. The stories they tell grapple with the underlying drivers of our new digital urban lives. They reflect our desires and our fears in a world of isolated individuals cut off from their natural roots and struggling with the unknown. \nAs information becomes less reliable\, the perceived unknown becomes more threatening. There may be monsters here\, but what are they?… \nExtract from an accompanying text written by Martin Shiels.  \nUrban Myth opens at Kevin Kavanagh Gallery on Thursday 8th January from 6pm\, featuring work from artists:\nMichael Boran | Elaine Byrne | Gary Coyle | Dragana Jurišić | Sean Lynch | Scott Nokia | Adrian O’Carroll | Izabela Szczutkowska \nThe exhibition runs from 8th January – 7th February 2026. The gallery is open from Tuesday to Saturday 11am – 5pm
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/urban-myth/
LOCATION:Kevin Kavanagh Gallery\, Chancery Lane\, Dublin 8\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20251217T170000
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SUMMARY:Layers of Feeling - Ann Mitchell & Enrique Lazzaro
DESCRIPTION:This December sees a joint exhibition exploring resilience and the beauty of being human through contemporary portraiture and mixed media at Reds Gallery on Dawson Street. Entitled Layers of Feeling the exhibition features the work of Ann Mitchell\, a self-taught contemporary artist making work from her own small studio\, which she calls The Far Room\, and Enrique Lazzaro\, a Dublin-based Spanish sculptor and artist. \nMitchell’s work delves into the ancient and the eternal\, manifesting the quiet\, ethereal strength inherent on the human condition. Meanwhile\, the canvasses of Enrique Lazzaro stand as a visceral testament to raw emotional expression\, capturing the very essence of human experience. \nLayers of Feeling runs at Reds Gallery\, Dawson Street\, Dublin 2 from 7pm on Thursday December 11th to 5pm on Wednesday December 18th. Entry is FREE.  \n \n 
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/layers-of-feeling-ann-mitchell-enrique-lazzaro/
LOCATION:Reds Gallery\, Dawson Street\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20251223T170000
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SUMMARY:Suas Studio
DESCRIPTION:Suas Studio is a new sister premises to Jam Art Factory situated above their Crown Alley shop. Brothers John and Mark wanted to try something new so they went for a stripped back version of Jam Art Factory with a bit more room for the art and jewellery to breathe as opposed to the jam packed Jam Art stores. A new range of exciting Irish based artists are adorning the walls. \nThe space will be open until December 23rd 11am to 4pm every day and the after Christmas – hours to be confirmed. \n14 Crown Alley\, Dublin 2   \n 
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/suas-studio/
LOCATION:Suas Studio\, 14 Crown Alley\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20260215T170000
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SUMMARY:Lucid Dreaming\, dlr Open Exhibition 2025
DESCRIPTION:‘Art is a crystallisation of fantasy.  Of our fevered desires\, flippant whims and untold fears. It – like the ancient practice of lucid dreaming – is difficult to master. Children are more adept at both these things than adults.  The subconscious hasn’t been walled off yet by the psychological hurdles adolescence brings.  The skill of the artist is the skill of the lucid dreamer: that of control.  To temper the base air of the psyche to some sort of distilled resolution’.  – Davey Moor \nDún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council is currently showing Lucid Dreaming\, dlr Open Exhibition of visual art by artists who have studied in\, are originally from\, or are living or working in the County. Artists were invited to submit work on the theme of Lucid Dreaming. The exhibition was selected and curated by Royal Hibernian Academy Curator\, Davey Moor\, through an open submission process. Moor has worked as a curator since 2004 in a range of independent and institutional roles\, including Monster Truck\, 2008-2014.  He was previously a Director of Kevin Kavanagh Gallery 2008-2010 and Collections Manager and Registrar at the Irish State Art Collection at the OPW from 2010-2024. \nAlongside the exhibition\, dlr Arts Office is also running a programme of accompanying talks\, workshops and events. This offers many opportunities for people of all ages to interact with the gallery in different ways\, learning about and trying out different art-making techniques. \nFor further details\, visit the website:  dlrcoco.ie/arts \nImage credit: Eimear Carvill\, Tranquility 1\, 2025 \nLucid Dreaming\, Selected and Curated by Davey Moor\, Curator\, Royal Hibernian Academy\, Dublin runs at dlr Lexicon from 7 December 2025 – 15 February 2026
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/lucid-dreaming-dlr-open-exhibition-2025/
LOCATION:DLR Lexicon\, Haigh Terrace\, Moran Park\, Dún Laoghaire\, Co. Dublin\, A96 H283\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Stephanie Deady - Emotional Calculus
DESCRIPTION:“Thrilling\, quicksilver arrangements of fierce movement\, Deady’s new paintings are also\, and simultaneously\, models of balance\, poise and restraint: amalgams of sensibility and sense\, feeling and thought. With their intricate\, concentric patterning and vigorous\, rhythmic pulse\, they relate metaphorically to the currency of daily life\, the colour of moods and feelings and the dynamics of human relationships. \nOccupying a space free from the rules of naturalistic representation\, the paintings fuse inner and outer worlds\, and allow for a longer\, considered view over time. The energies of the compositions are in most cases generated by two adjoining figures\, and the way they create and are in turn shaped by the traffic of interaction between them. \nPowerful internal currents animate each of them\, whole worlds of feeling. As with the artist’s earlier Measure for Measure works\, this entails a powerful intimation of bodily presence and action: a choreography of stance\, attitude\, movement\, gesture\, nuance – and vision. Colour\, sparing yet intense\, sets the temperature of the mood. Spatially\, we are in a zone as expansive as a biblical desert\, and as abstract\, in which we try to orient ourselves.” –  Aidan Dunne \nOpening Thursday 20th November at 6pm\, Stephanie Deady – Emotional Calculus runs at The Kevin Kavanagh Gallery from Thursday November 20th – Saturday December 20th 2025 \nFeature Image: Stephanie Deady\, Emotional Calculus\, oil on birch plywood\, 26 x 35.5 cm\, 2025
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/stephanie-deady-emotional-calculus/
LOCATION:Kevin Kavanagh Gallery\, Chancery Lane\, Dublin 8\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:The Empathy Machine
DESCRIPTION:Artist Maija Tammi is known for her radical storytelling through the medium of video\, photography and installations. This acclaimed work offers audiences a rare chance to engage with Tammi’s unique exploration of empathy\, emotion\, and human connection through the lens of contemporary photography. \nA Book With Two Beginnings \nThe winner of the prestigious Finnish Photobook Award 2023\, Hulda / Lilli explores empathy through storytelling. Designed to be read from both ends\, it offers two intersecting journeys: one from the perspective of the predator\, the other from the prey. In the centre\, their paths collide — and the reader decides where their empathy lies. \nPhoto Museum of Ireland is currently hosting the Irish premiere of The Empathy Machine. The exhibition on show from 8 November 2025 – 1 February 2026 \nFree entry. All welcome.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/the-empathy-machine/
LOCATION:Photo Museum Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20251123T160000
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SUMMARY:Undercurrent: As Below\, So Above
DESCRIPTION:Undercurrent: As Below\, So Above brings together the work of Kat Austen\, Lauren Moffatt and Siobhán McDonald developed during their participation in S+T+ART4WaterII in residence in Galway\, Belfast and Dublin port. The projects explore and reflect on ports as interdisciplinary liminal spaces for reimagining our entanglements with water\, technology\, and ecology. \nLauren Moffatt’s Chorcorallium immerses visitors in speculative reef ecologies where industrial debris becomes the foundation for imagined coral life\, shaped by collective voices and artificial intelligence. \nKat Austen’s ~~ Not Breaking ~~ ~~ This Wave Drowns Hate ~~ listens to the ocean through microplastics and community-created AI\, offering visions of symbiotic futures. \n \nSiobhán McDonald’s SHAPESHIFTER traces Dublin Port’s shifting identities\, from wetlands to rising seas\, layering scientific data with film\, painting\, and sculpture to reveal unseen histories and fragile futures. \nTogether\, these works transform ports and oceans into sites of imagination and repair\, using art and technology to question how we might live with\, listen to\, and learn from water in an age of crisis and change. \nBeta\, the Arts & Technology Festival\, will run from November 7th to 23rd. Many of the events are free.  \nFor the complete programme\, see 2025.betafestival.ie
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/undercurrent-as-below-so-above/
LOCATION:The Substation\, Dublin Port Company Port Centre\, Alexandra Road\, Dublin 1\, D01H4C6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Geraldine O'Neill - First It Flickers
DESCRIPTION:First it flickers and then it tips (us out of the Holocene). \nArtist Geraldine O’Neill has long responded to the increasing confrontation with human engagement and relationship with the ecosystem\, in particular the Anthropocene whose traces are now embedded within the geological layers of the Earth’s structure. Her new exhibition\, Flicker\, Flicker\, responds to the escalating tension between humanity and the natural world. Her work speaks directly to the Anthropocene\, our current epoch\, where human presence is inscribed into the geological fabric of the earth. \nFor O’Neill\, this presence is made vivid through the everyday. Domestic references\, images of her children\, and items from her studio mingle with art-historical fragments\, still birds\, and household detritus. These layered references move between the personal and the collective\, situating the intimacy of home life within broader cultural and ecological frameworks. \nO’Neill’s distinctive painterly approach\, grounded in conceptual rigour and technical mastery\, reanimates these instances across time and memory. Through her colour-saturated virtuosity\, she creates surfaces that are at once sobering and luminous\, reflecting on the fragility of our world while offering a space of haunting beauty. \nThe exhibition runs from October 16th – November 15th 2025 at Kevin Kavanagh Gallery. \nFeature Image: Geraldine O’Neill\, Mise en scène\, 2025
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/geraldine-oneill-first-it-flickers/
LOCATION:Kevin Kavanagh Gallery\, Chancery Lane\, Dublin 8\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Gary Farrelly: Quasi-Autonomous Stitch 
DESCRIPTION:Returning to Ireland for his first solo exhibition on the isle in 15 years\, multimedia artist Gary Farrelly is presenting Quasi-Autonomous Stitch at the Pallas Projects from 10th to 25th October. \n The work is named for a sewing procedure that layers and soaks up images and surfaces\, and Farrelly presents a “ledger of obsession” – from Dublin office blocks becoming hypothetical re-tellings to Bosnia-bound posts extending into decades.  \n \nOn the last day of the exhibition\, Farrelly will discuss how he constructs the world of his art.  \n10-25 October  \nPallas Projects\, open 12–6 p.m.\, Wednesday–Saturday  \nAdmission is free! 
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/gary-farrelly-quasi-autonomous-stitch/
LOCATION:Pallas Project\, 115-117 The Coombe\, Dublin\, 8\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Artistic Islands
DESCRIPTION:Taking place at Dublin Castle Museum through to March 22nd 2026\, this exciting exhibition identifies Ireland and its diaspora as places where creative genius was always encouraged. \n\n\nVisitors can experience Irish art and its global impact in new ways at Dublin Castle’s Coach House Gallery\, where parallel stories of artistic genius and diversity are expressed through the work of Maria Simonds-Gooding and Frank Walter of Antigua\, each of whom have deep connection to their island landscapes. Irish artist\, Maria Simonds-Gooding\, has a particular connection and affinity to the OPW-managed Blasket Islands. In this exhibition\, she captures timeless histories of the heritage of Ireland as found in its ancient landscape. For more than sixty years\, Maria has engaged with and responded to the Irish landscape in a variety of artistic media\, including ink\, paint\, plaster and aluminum. She was also a formative influence on Micheál O’Gaoithín\, the Blasket’s great visual artist and poet. \nArtistic Islands expands outward from Ireland to the Caribbean’s Leeward Islands\, where a far-flung global diaspora comes into focus. From the 1630’s\, Irish people were sent to the Caribbean arriving as indentured servants mixing with enslaved persons of African descent\, merging cultures to form a resilient society. Worlds collided in these sun-drenched islands where much of their tradition expressing the breadth and impact of their creative genius remains. This brilliance shines in the artistic achievement of Antiguan polymath Frank Walter\, who saw himself\, among others\, as an Irish peer. \nWalter used art to create his own universe–an aesthetically pleasing environment manifest through painting\, sculpture\, music and the arts. Imbued with a high intellect and deep knowledge of history and culture\, Walter fought to protect the heritage of his tiny island nation. He painted abstract paintings\, using the intricate patterns of seeds used in Antiguan seedwork – one of the earliest artforms unique to his island nation\, dating back to the earliest arrival of enslaved persons from Africa. \nFunded by the legacy of Frank Walter\, seedwork survives to this day thanks to a group of Antiguan women whose work will be portrayed along with Walter’s paintings to express the timelessness of these art forms. \nThe ‘Artistic Islands’ exhibition takes place at Dublin Castle until March 22nd 2026.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/artistic-islands/
LOCATION:Dublin Castle\, 2 Palace St\, Rathmines\, 2\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Objects War And Memory in Ireland Past and Present
DESCRIPTION:Kilmainham Gaol Museum is currently hosting  an exhibition created by Professor Joanna Brück of the UCD School of Archaeology in association with seven people from around the world who came to Ireland as refugees. \nObjects\, War and Memory in Ireland Past and Present explores how objects tell stories of courage\, resilience\, love and hope in the face of conflict through the personal testimonies of participants who describe objects they have brought from home and what these mean to them. \nInterspersed with these personal stories are the stories of objects from Kilmainham Gaol Museum\, revealing resonances between the contemporary experiences of refugees and experiences of war\, oppression and in Ireland’s recent past. \nThe exhibition runs from 26 September 2025 to 31 January 2026\, with last admission at 4pm. \nGo see!
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/objects-war-and-memory-in-ireland-past-and-present/
LOCATION:Kilmainham Gaol Museum\, Inchicore Road\, Kilmainham\, Dublin 8\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Alice Maher - The Sibyls
DESCRIPTION:‘In The Sibyls\, Alice Maher presents a series of monumental drawings of female figures entangled in\, or twisting free from\, vast snaking mounds of hair. At the base of these drawings the artist has placed small piles of highly polished\, irregular objects— amorphous forms that resemble great globs of mercury. The title of the series\, The Sibyls\, references the oracular women of archaic times\, seers who lived apart from society and were believed to channel the prophesies of the divine. In Renaissance art these figures were transformed into biblical prophetesses\, pictured holding scrolls or books\, as in Michelangelo’s majestic turban-clad sibyls in the Sistine chapel. \nMaher’s Sibyls are different – rather than resting serenely in the architecture of institutional belief or patriarchal systems of meaning\, these Sibyls are altogether more dynamic and equivocal. Their scrolls have morphed into chaotic skeins of hair; their turbans twisted into massive living organisms that envelop\, extend from\, and consume their heads\, while their powerful bodies struggle and strain to impart their portentous message… \n \n…Culturally coded as either dangerous or shameful depending on its context\, hair becomes here a visual agent of instability. Are the Sibyls coming into being through this dense matrix of bodily material\, or are they caught in the web of their own weaving? Are they rising or falling\, emerging or succumbing? The signs are deliberately destabilising; their meanings are as slippery and shifting as the mysterious sculptural shapes tumbled below.’ \nThe above extract is taken from an Accompanying Text written by Dr Sarah Kelleher. \nAlice Maher\, The Sibyls opens at the Kevin Kavanagh Gallery on  Thursday September 11th. The exhibition runs until October 11th.  \nTo coincide with The Sibyls\, the Gallery is hosting an evening with Alice Maher and Jesse Jones: In Conversation on Thursday September 11th at 6pm. \nImage Credits \nFeature Image: Alice Maher\, Vox Sibyllae\, Cast bronze\, nickel plated sculptures\, dimensions variable\, 2018-2025.  Photography Credit: Ros Kavanagh \nImage 2: Alice Maher\, Sibyl I\, Charcoal\, graphite and chalk on paper\, 245 x 152 cm\, 2025.  Photography Credit: Ros Kavanagh
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/alice-maher-the-sibyls/
LOCATION:Kevin Kavanagh Gallery\, Chancery Lane\, Dublin 8\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Black Church Print Studio Presents The Soft Fall of Land
DESCRIPTION:This autumn sees Black Church Print Studio present its new exhibition\, The Soft Fall of Land\, curated by Ciara Hickey. \nThis exhibition brings together new work by Bassam Issa Al-Sabah\, Sighle Bhreathnach-Cashell\, Chloe Brenan\, Aisling Conroy\, Grace Ryan and Soft Fiction Projects. It considers the idea of Utopia and examines the pursuit of this imagined\, impossible and aspirational state from a range of perspectives. The artworks in the exhibition oscillate between escapism and activism\, fantasy and instruction for creating an alternative\, better world. \nSighle Bhreathnach-Cashell and Bassam Issa al-Sabah have each made a new series of prints directing us into dense\, imagined worlds\, created from a personal lexicon of symbols drawn from the artists’ history\, experience and critical response to the humanitarian\, social and ecological issues pervading contemporary life. \nAl-Sabah’s monochromatic prints\, made during his Process Residency at Black Church Studios\, evoke imagery from his moving image works and installations\, where sublime\, seductive digital landscapes offer speculative worlds in which dystopian and utopian scenarios meet and intersect. Bhreathnach-Cashell\, known for her immersive installations and activist work has created a new series of aquatint etchings\, ‘Ulster Cycles’. The work translates years of the artist’s unseen drawings and depict mimetic figures using Celtic\, biological and architectural imagery\, conjuring contemporary fables and cautionary tales. \nFor Grace Ryan and Chloe Brenan\, two studio members at Black Church Print Studio\, the invitation to think about Utopian ideals led them to a close examination of the natural world. Ryan will create a sculptural composition in the gallery based on Ikebana—the ancient Japanese art of flower arrangement rooted in balance\, asymmetry\, and the harmony between humans and nature. \nChloe Brenan’s current work is focused on the microcosm of an orchard in Carlow that is located beside her family home. Originally created as a colonial project to order and control the land\, the orchard is now overgrown\, the traces of colonial past are muted by the unabetted growth of weeds and shrubs over decades. The artist has used Super 8 photography to mark the process of observing the orchard and acknowledging the small changes and diversity of plant life as dictated by time\, climate and chance. Brenan’s work in this exhibition represents the first and last frames of a roll of film on which she photographed the orchard\, the edges of which are singed\, capturing the moment that an image is simultaneously created and extinguished. \nBlack Church Print Studio member Aisling Conroy continues her exploration of sound and cymatics\, the study of vibrational phenomena. This new work comprises a grid of 40 prints representing the 40 Chladni plates\, a methodology developed by Ernst Chladni in 1787 as a visual manifestation of sound vibrations\, looking at the patterns produced by sounds on flat plates made by a bow. The work offers an invitation to think about the invisible forces that shape our reality and consider the possibilities of new languages and systems for understanding and grappling with the unknown. \nSoft Fiction Projects (Alessia Cargnelli and Emily McFarland) are an initiative that produce printed and digital matter to explore archives of underrepresented voices\, oppositional histories and geopolitical narratives. For the exhibition they have produced a free print that can be taken by visitors. The print is based on Women’s News\, a Belfast collective-run publication active between 1984 and 2011\, who used the medium of print matter as a method for generating common ground\, sharing experiences and encouraging community building. This leaflet uses DIY approaches to archival material\, collected from MayDay Rooms\, as a way to reimagine and revisit this history.\nThe exhibition continues at The Library Project until Saturday 27 September 2025. Opening hours: Mon – Fri 11 am – 6 pm\, Sat 12 – 6 pm. 
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/black-church-print-studio-presents-the-soft-fall-of-land/
LOCATION:The Library Project\,  2 Temple Bar\, Dublin 2\,  D02 YK53\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Terrapolis  
DESCRIPTION:Terrapolis is a sequence of four live performances that embraces a chimera of lands\, languages\, histories\, and faltering props. The live works – by Léann Herlihy\, Sam Keogh\, Bea McMahon\, and Eoghan Ryan – are navigated and bridged by artist Venus Patel as Daisy: Prophet of the Apocalypse.  \nPresented as part of the exhibition Staying with the Trouble\, the works unfold for one-night only\, reverberating across IMMA’s Great Hall\, Baroque Chapel and Courtyard   \nIrish Museum of Modern Art  \nJuly 26th  \nimma.ie
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/terrapolis/
LOCATION:IMMA\, Military Road Kilmainham\, Dublin 8\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20250718T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20250914T170000
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SUMMARY:Foreword  
DESCRIPTION:Foreword\, the inaugural exhibition of the International Centre for the Image\, highlights the critical role of still and moving images in arts discourse and for contemporary society. The exhibition\, curated by Ángel Luis González Fernández and Julia Gelezova\, presents works by 17 artists\, including several works exhibited for the very first time.  \nVideo game landscapes\, reproductions of traditional Sub-Saharan Africa masks\, personal archives and more invite conversation around technology and image making\, the politics of representation\, and arts practice. The exhibition displays a rich diversity of narratives and artistic approaches\, all told through image.    \nFeature Image: Alex Prager. Film Still from Run (2022). Courtesy Alex Prager Studio and Lehmann Maupin\, New York\, Seoul\, and London \nInternational Centre for the Image\, Cultural Unit\, Block 2\, Coopers Cross\, Mayor Street Upper\, Dublin 1  \nJuly 18th to September 14th  \nFree admission 
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/foreword/
LOCATION:International Centre for the Image\, Cultural Unit\, Block 2\, Coopers Cross\, Mayor Street Upper\, Dublin 1\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20250708T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20251027T170000
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SUMMARY:Kith & Kin: The Quilts of Gee’s Bend
DESCRIPTION:The Irish Museum of Modern Art presents Kith & Kin: The Quilts of Gee’s Bend\, Ireland’s first exhibition of a renowned 200-year tradition. The Gee’s Bend Quiltmakers\, a group of African American women from a small Alabama community\, create artistically and politically significant quilts that celebrate both African American heritage and the strength and creativity of women in the face of systemic oppression.  \nThe bold and abstract quilts are made from recycled fabrics and are deeply rooted in African American textile traditions. They also represent the resilience and self-sufficiency of the quiltmakers\, who gained attention during the Civil Rights movement and became symbols of Black empowerment and cultural pride.  \nThe exhibition is on display now until October 27\, 2025. Admission is free.  \nIrish Museum of Modern Art  \nUntil Oct 27th  \nFree admission.  \nimma.ie  
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/kith-kin-the-quilts-of-gees-bend/
LOCATION:IMMA\, Military Road Kilmainham\, Dublin 8\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20250706T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20250727T170000
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SUMMARY:The Clay / Works Exhibition 2025
DESCRIPTION:Discover the Beauty of Ceramic Art at the National Botanic Gardens\, Dublin courtesy of ‘The Clay/ Works Exhibition 2025’ at the National Botanic Gardens\, Dublin. \nFeaturing the work of over 80 makers from the four corners of the country\, this exhibition celebrates the rich history and contemporary relevance of ceramic art in the art world. A diverse range of over two hundred and fifty ceramic pieces will be on show including functional\, decorative\, wall panels and sculptural forms\, from both emerging and established makers. \n \n‘The Clay/ Works Exhibition 2025’ takes place at the National Botanic Gardens\, Dublin from July 6th – 27th 2025.  The gallery is open daily from 10am to 5pm\, admission is free and all are welcome. \nFor more information\, visit heritageireland.ie
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/the-clay-works-exhibition-2025/
LOCATION:National Botanic Gardens\, The National Botanic Gardens of Ireland\, Glasnevin\, Dublin 9
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20250706T170000
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SUMMARY:Jorge Satorre: Did I Say I Miss You?
DESCRIPTION:Jorge Satorre’s exhibition Did I say I miss you?  brings together sculpture and drawing in a playful\, self-reflective exploration of storytelling\, craft\, and materiality. At its centre is a large new sculpture\, constructed from a steel armature and hand-woven hazel sticks and brambles—an intentionally risky\, solitary process marked by scratches and cuts. Alongside this are pencil drawings depicting insects inhabiting the gallery\, socialising and observing art. \nSatorre abandons traditional fables in favour of unresolved narratives\, using humour and precision to invite a deeper look at how meaning and form continually shift. \nTemple Bar Gallery + Studios until July 6th \ntemplebargallery.com
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/jorge-satorre-did-i-say-i-miss-you/
LOCATION:Temple Bar Gallery and Studios\, 5-9 Temple Bar\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20250523T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20250605T160000
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SUMMARY:Shorelines 2 - Dublin Painting and Sketching Club
DESCRIPTION:Shorelines 2\, is a vibrant exhibition\, exploring Dublin’s varied seascapes through brand-new works from some of Ireland’s most exciting artists. \nThe exhibition of traditional painting and drawing embraces a remarkably wide range of styles\, ranging from semi-abstracts\, like Mary Duffy’s Windy Day on Sandymount to the photo-realism of Vincent Smith’s Dun Laoghaire. The glowing Impressionism of Anne McNulty’s Red Cranes in the Distance contrasts with the dramatic Devil’s Cove by Brian Manning. \nBlue\, green and grey form the dominant colour harmonies\, but Patrick Cahill\, Kayla Martell and Brian Gallagher respond to their subjects with wonderfully warm tones. Their paintings\, drawings and etchings reflect the life of our endlessly changing coastline.Using more limited pallets\, Susan Early’s etchings and Sorcha O’Farrell’s drawings are marvellously detailed and evocative. \nThis is the 151st year of the Dublin Painting and Sketching Club’s exhibiting history. It was formed as a co-operative of artists\, in 1874\, with Nathaniel Hone\, John Butler Yeats\, Sarah Purser and Bram Stoker among its earlier members. Today\, club membership exceeds 90 and includes some of the country’s most illustrious painters\, sketch artists and print makers. \nVisitors to the exhibition will find a wealth of skill\, imagination and vision… a fitting testament to maritime Dublin and the long artistic tradition of the Club. \nCourtesy of the Dublin Port Company (DPC)\, the exhibition is housed in the Substation Gallery\, which is located at the entrance to Dublin Port\, on the corner of Alexandra Road. The exhibition is open to the public\, 11am-4.00pm\, from May 23rd to June 5th\, every day except Monday. Admission is free of charge.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/shorelines-2/
LOCATION:The Substation\, Dublin Port Company Port Centre\, Alexandra Road\, Dublin 1\, D01H4C6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20250928T170000
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SUMMARY:Staying with the Trouble at IMMA 
DESCRIPTION:Inspired by Donna Haraway’s influential text\, Staying with the Trouble is a major group exhibition at IMMA (Irish Museum of Modern Art) runs right through to 28 September 2025. Featuring over 40 Irish and Ireland-based artists\, the show explores themes of transformation\, inter-species relationships\, and ecological renewal through sculpture\, painting\, film\, installation\, and performance. It challenges human-centric perspectives\, embracing Haraway’s ideas such as “Making Kin” and “Sowing Worlds.”  \nA screening programme of moving image works runs from May to September\, with a special live performance event on Saturday 26 July 2025. Artists include Alice Rekab\, Sam Keogh\, Farouk858\, Laura Ní Fhlaibhín\, Michelle Malone\, and more—inviting audiences to rethink kinship in a shared\, complex world.  \nimma.ie
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/staying-with-the-trouble-at-imma/
LOCATION:IMMA\, Military Road Kilmainham\, Dublin 8\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20250425T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20250914T170000
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SUMMARY:Casimir Markievicz: A Polish Artist in Bohemian Dublin 1903 – 1913
DESCRIPTION:An exciting exhibition delves into the artistic journey of Casimir Markievicz\, the Polish husband of the renowned Irish revolutionary\, Constance Markievicz. ‘Casimir Markievicz: A Polish Artist in Bohemian Dublin 1903 – 1913’ showcases Casimir’s talents as a painter\, playwright\, and vibrant personality\, highlighting his role in Dublin’s bohemian circles leading up to the Revolution. \nVisitors to the State Apartments\, in Dublin Castle will have the opportunity to see over 80 artworks and artefacts from major state collections such as the National Gallery of Ireland and private lenders including Lissadell House\, offering a rare glimpse into the lives of iconic figures such as W.B. Yeats\, George Russell (AE)\, and William Orpen. \n \nIn addition to exploring Casimir’s connections to Ireland\, Poland\, and Ukraine\, the exhibition features photographs of Ukraine’s landscapes captured by Constance\, as well as paintings of its countryside created by both artists. This special project\, organised in honour of Poland’s Presidency of the EU Council\, is a collaboration between the Office of Public Works and the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Dublin. \nThe ‘Casimir Markievicz: A Polish Artist in Bohemian Dublin 1903 – 1913’ exhibition at Dublin Castle will be open to the public until September 14th 2025. Visitors can expect to engage with a range of exceptional artworks and gain a deeper understanding of Casimir’s cultural contributions during this time-frame. \nAdmission is included as part of entry to the State Apartments. For more information visit heritageireland.ie.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/casimir-markievicz-a-polish-artist-in-bohemian-dublin-1903-1913/
LOCATION:Dublin Castle\, 2 Palace St\, Rathmines\, 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20250427T170000
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SUMMARY:Unquiet Earth – Variants in Nature
DESCRIPTION:This captivating exhibition at the National Botanic Gardens\, Dublin showcases paintings\, ceramics and glass by six renowned artists exploring the various elements within an ever changing landscape. \nWith a focus on the varying elements and interpretations of our changing world\, the work of the six artists (Barbara Cullen\, Annemarie Durcan\, Colette Edwards\, Maresa Edwards\, Colette O’Connell\, Niamh Synnott) highlights the impact of global warming and the urgent need for change. \nColette Edwards -Sea\nDespite the challenges being faced the exhibition aims to inspire hope for a renewed future for our planet. \nVisitors are invited to experience this thought-provoking collection of artwork\, which promises to engage and inspire. \n ‘Unquiet Earth – Variants in Nature’ runs at the Botanic Gardens\, Dublin from April 11th – 27th from 9.00am – 17.00pm. \nFor more information about the ‘Unquiet Earth – Variants in Nature’ exhibition\, visit heritageireland.ie. \nFeatured Image: Unquiet Earth – Maresa Edwards – Glasswork and Barbara Cullen
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/unquiet-earth-variants-in-nature/
LOCATION:National Botanic Gardens\, The National Botanic Gardens of Ireland\, Glasnevin\, Dublin 9
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:ÍOVA presents Lucid Visions: Dreaming Through the Lens
DESCRIPTION:Dreams are fragmented\, shifting\, emotionally charged experiences which at their essence have an ephemeral\, elusive quality. \nThe show ‘Lucid Visions: Dreaming Through the Lens’ represents an opportunity for artists to manifest their dreams in all their splendour\, reflecting on their own internal worlds and how they shape their waking lives. \n \nFeaturing the art of: \nJana Bulochova – Viola Boe – Conor Horgan – Susannah Appleby – Suella Wynne – Roisin Mcgrath – Fabio Grassi – Manuela Greco – Asa Barrington – Merve Yılmaz – Ferdia Roche – Richard Hogan – Adrian O’Connell – Amy O’Riordan – Dylan Larkin – Niamh Murphy – Tadhg James – James Curran – Boris Lebedev – Barry Delaney – Tereza Jobová – Elise Fisher – Aisling O – Gordon Leonard – Victoria Brosnan – Kev Sharkey – Maddie Axentoi – David Killeen – Sean Breithaupt – Merve Sagit – Rosie Dawson – Anthony Kavanagh – Sara Marcella Pirani – Christopher Lindhorst – Justyna Kosmulska – Beatrix Herriott O’Gorman – Monica Manzzi – Faolán Carey – Jamie Davis – Sean Hillen – Hollie Gilson – Clodagh O’Leary – John Foley – Harry Phipps – Ishmael Claxton \nFaolán Carey – The Sky Shattered and All the Pieces are Just Rattling Around in my Pocket\nLUCID DREAMS – Dreaming Through the Lens – a group show by Íova takes place at GalleryX from April 11th – 26th 2025.\nPreview on April 10th at 6pm. \n11 Hume Street\, Dublin  \nFeature Image: Jana Bulochova –\nEcho From the Past
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/iova-presents-lucid-visions-dreaming-through-the-lens/
LOCATION:Gallery X\, 11 Hume Street\, D08T889
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Yuyan Wang
DESCRIPTION:Filmmaker Yuyan Wang presents her first solo exhibition in Ireland\, #16161D\, at The Douglas Hyde until May 25th. \nWorking with found footage\, Wang transforms digital imagery into immersive films exploring themes of extraction\, production\, and waste. \n \nThe exhibition’s title references the HEX code for “intrinsic grey\,” the color seen in darkness\, reflecting Wang’s focus on how we process visual overload.The show features key works such as Look on the Bright Side and Green Grey Black Brown\, and also new works in progress. \nWang has also invited artist Raphaël Hénard to exhibit in Gallery 2 as part of The Artist’s Eye series. \nthedouglashyde.ie.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/yuyan-wang/
LOCATION:Douglas Hyde Gallery\, Trinity College\, Nassau Street\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20250406T200000
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SUMMARY:Art Evolve
DESCRIPTION:The best of cutting edge and contemporary art will be showcased by the country’s leading galleries and artists at the first ever Art Evolve fair which takes place at Dublin’s RDS from April 4th – 6th.  \nMembers of the Contemporary Art Gallery Association (CAGA) are set to join forces with other established galleries and individual artists to bring together the very best in Irish and international contemporary art under one roof for the first time. \nIn early April visitors will have the opportunity to see the best of what the country’s leading galleries and artists have to offer and to talk to the experts with a range of price points from acclaimed to mid-career artists on show. One of the highlights of the show is an installation by street artist Maser\, showcasing various chapters of his working life and offering visitors the chance to engage with the artist. His Creative Convergence lends itself to a wider audience participation and is part of an interactive experience which\, on the Friday evening\, will include a DJ set\, Hennessy cocktails and artist talks. \nIn addition\, the Art Evolve Show will also feature works by world renowned abstract painter Sean Scully\, celebrated sculptor Eilis O’Connell and Aosdána member Patrick Graham. Speaking about the show\, organiser Patrick O’Sullivan says\, “It is the ideal opportunity for collectors and the culturally curious to experience some of the best contemporary art currently being created in Ireland\, and to get some expert advice and guidance from leading galleries.” \nTom Climant – Sepals\nThe galleries too are excited about introducing some of their most celebrated artists to both new and familiar faces. Taylor Galleries\, Oliver Sears Gallery\, Kerlin Gallery\, Hillsboro Fine Art and Solomon Fine Art\, are among the city galleries which make up CAGA\, whose mission is to promote artists’ careers and expand a public audience. \nFor gallery owner Oliver Sears\, there is a real sense of the art world meeting the consumer at Art Evolve\, with opportunities for visitors to learn about the work of some of our most celebrated and up and coming artists. Founder and director of Hillsboro Fine Art\, John Daly\, described Art Evolve as a ‘must see’ and ‘a one stop shop’ for visitors who can take in a grand sweep of the city’s contemporary art scene in one visit. \nArt Evolve takes place at the RDS (Industries Hall) from April 4-6. Full fair details and booking at artevolve.ie. \nFeature Image: Mariia Bodnar – Bouquet
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/art-evolve/
LOCATION:The RDS\, Ballsbridge\, Dublin 4\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Poster Boys: The Work of Kevin Scally and Brendan Foreman for the Abbey Theatre
DESCRIPTION:A free exhibition showcasing the posters that graphic designers Kevin Scally and Brendan Foreman made for various Abbey Theatre productions throughout the 1970s and ‘80s is currently running at the National Print Museum. \n \nScally and Foreman’s work quickly became stand-out features in Dublin City’s landscape as they revitalised the concept of how creative promotional posters could look through eye-catching\, inspired\, and colourful illustrations\, whose influence can be seen in the advertising of events big and small to this day. \n \nNational Print Museum Dublin \nnationalprintmuseum.ie
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/poster-boys-the-work-of-kevin-scally-and-brendan-foreman-for-the-abbey-theatre/
LOCATION:National Print Museum\, Haddington Road\, D4\, Dublin\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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