Hannah Fitz, Áine McBride, Daniel Rios Rodriguez and Marcel Vidal
Summe group show by four emerging Irish and international artists
Summe group show by four emerging Irish and international artists
Green Sleeves charts The Irish Printed Record Cover from 1955 to the present day. Our renewed love of vinyl continues to surge and this marks a long overdue look at the Irish-printed album cover. Yes, you’ll spot U2’s Boy in there but there’s a wealth of reminders of the eclectic sounds, genres and designs which […]
Final week of this exhibition which embraces the “occult, the otherworld, human consciousness, mysticism and ritual”
Celebrating the treasure trove of memories held in family photo albums.
A review of Soundcheck, the current exhibition at The Science Gallery
MoMCo opens at Project Arts Centre.
An exhibition of experimental films informed by the artists' proximity risk and political unrest.
Final call for this impressive collection of 40 prints by this German artist on the year that marks her 150th birthday. Her five print cycles: Revolt of the Weavers (1893-98), Peasant War (1902-08), War (1921-22), Proletariat (1924-25), and Death (1934-37) place her among the foremost printmakers of the twentieth century.
Ailbhe Barrett's debut solo exhibition, Infusions
Explore the relationship between sound and image
Join poets young and old in this celebration of the spoken word
The Burren Perfumery is a family-run business based in the west of Ireland that creates fragrances and cosmetics inspired by the unique beauty of the area that is its namesake. It has recently collaborated with the visual artist Cliona Doyle, whose work tends toward the botanical, to create the designs for the company’s perfume bottles. […]
An exhibition exploring race and identity in Ireland
An exhibition of Ireland's most esteemed landscape photographers
In the Presence of Birds is an exhibition by Gabhann Dunne that pokes curious fingers at the relationship between humans and animals. Its main inspiration is Buile Suibhne or Mad Sweeney, a medieval Irish poem in which a king is cursed by a priest to live the rest of his life as a bird. The […]
At the Ashford Gallery of the RHA is Witch and Lezzie, an exhibition by the visual artist Breda Lynch. The comprising works traffic in borrowed images, in particular those of the lesbian characters in the ‘Pulp’ fiction of the 1940s and 60s. These paperbacks purported to offer a window into the nature of homosexual erotic […]
An exhibition of new work by Susan Early & Elke Thönnes
Paula Pohli presents new egg tempera works.
An exhibition which explores new perspectives on the border in Ireland
Irish artist Gavin Murphy unveils new work