Exhibiting Art in Georgian Ireland
An exhibition of Irish Georgian art to celebrate the Society of Artists and the restoration of the City Assembly House.
An exhibition of Irish Georgian art to celebrate the Society of Artists and the restoration of the City Assembly House.
Gerard Byrne displays 30 years worth of botanical paintings.
From a zine depicting the tale of an unmanned rover sent to Mars, to exhibits explaining force load variation and hair accessories to combat zero-gravity, art, science, and culture are all respectfully represented and given equal attention in Life at The Edges. It demonstrates how beings cling to life in the most unlikely of places […]
Photography exhibition by Daycent Exposure.
Face to Face is an exhibition consisting of works from the collection of De Pont Museum (Tilburg, The Netherlands). Curated by Hendrik Driessen it includes many forms of media, such as paint, photography, and sculpture, and features pieces by artists such as Thomas Schütte, Fiona Banner, Luc Tuymans, Ai Weiwei, and Cathy Wilkes.
Roll up! Roll up! Not the only show in town but the only one going 250 years.
A group painting exhibition to celebrate the current state of painting in Ireland.
A celebration of instability and uncertainty within the dance community.
Tremble Tremble, the work of Jesse Jones, creates a discourse around feminism and the role of women. Jones’ work stems from a rising social movement in Ireland which calls for a change to the outdated relationship between church and state. Jones began by researching how laws and their resulting mindsets can be passed down through […]
Seamus Nolan showcases the traveller narrative
Nonagenarian Iranian artist finally gaining just recognition
James Devlin's work revels in the playful and provocative.
An illustrated journey through the north and south of inner city Dublin inspired by Ulysses, James Joyce, it traces part of the journey Leopold Bloom makes through the streets.
The Beano is an institution. Celebrating 80 years in existence.
Internationally exhibited Artist Elaine Byrne works with photography, sculpture, and video to convey her powerful messages. Her art has garnered attention and awards, and her piece Hellgoer has recently been added to the permanent collection at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Her new solo show examines what motivates nations to separate themselves through the erection of […]
1968 proved a watershed year globally, with uprisings and tumult across the world from the Prague Spring to the assassination of Martin Luther King in the US. The Lost Moment revisits this seminal year through the eyes of the photographers who were there to witness and testify a change was on its way.
By documenting McCarthy and his heritage in this original commission, Harahan seeks “to look at an old weave of Irishness that hasn’t fitted with modern, plastic, Irish state ideals.”
Described by The Irish Times as “Ireland’s great forgotten painter”, this retrospective showcases O’Connor’s signature expressionist style, full of bold colours.
The Beep has mixed with the best of them. Here's his first solo photography exhibition in his hometown.
Exhibition designer Rhona Byrne brings us up close and personal to human connections