Mother Tongues Festival
The Mother Tongues Festivle on February 24th will be kicked off by a musical performance of James Joyce's multilingual life.
The Mother Tongues Festivle on February 24th will be kicked off by a musical performance of James Joyce's multilingual life.
The National Museum is hosting a public tour Sunday, February 25th from 3-4pm, of the Recovered Voices exhibit which explores the experience of Irish men and women during World War I.
The National Museum is hosting a bilingual tour of their Proclaiming a Republic: The 1916 Rising exhibition on Sunday, March 4th from 3-4pm.
Opening night of Surface which brings together a selection of works by artists Maureen Burke and Anne Marie Hayes.
The tapestries in The Vanity of Small Differences tell the story of class mobility.
See designs by Issey Miyake, Kansai Yamamoto, Yohji Yamamoto and the ever edgy Comme des Garçons which is led by Rei Kawakubo at Hi! Fashion.
On Wednesday, March 14th Sinead Furlong Clancy will hold a discussion about a portrait of Ruth Shine by Antonio Mancini.
Gaelic Fields is a seven-year photography journey throughout the 32 counties on the island of Ireland.
On Wednesday, March 28th Michael Collins by Seamus Murphy will be featured followed by a screening of the documentary Seamus Murphy - Quiet Revolution.
Fake asks when authenticity is essential, when copying is cool, and what the boundary is between a fakery faux-pas and a really fantastic Fake.
The Aleppo Paintings document the ruined buildings of the city, offering a visceral and stark insight into the physical consequences of war and the international arms trade that fuels all conflict.
Final few days to see major exhibition of German Expressionist painter Emil Nolde
Portugese graphic designer Bráulio Amado is prolific in the game
David Lunney’s artistic practice involves the undertaking of protracted art processes.
History Teachers of Ireland Association, commemorates the Representation of the People's Act, 1918.
The third annual Dublin Design Night kicks off this Wednesday April 25, 6pm-9pm, with 19 design destinations around the city center. Image Interiors & Living readers are welcomed to meet some of Ireland’s finest makers, as curated by interior designer Emily Cunnane of InSpace Interior Design.
https://www.imageinteriors.ie/dublin-design-night
Gerry Balfe Smyth’s first solo exhibition, last breath, is a series of photographs documenting life in the south inner city flat complex St Teresa’s Gardens in Dublin’s liberties area.
Influenced in part by Wabi Sabi philosophy of ‘beauty in imperfection’ the paintings incorporate loose depictions of natural and manmade elements in asymmetrical and incomplete forms.
Dublin photographer behind the much-lauded Young Dubliners series returns with Toulon.
Using a mixture of painting, collage and transfers in a series of 20+ paintings and limited edition prints, Walsh flies the artist flag for the D7 hood.