Patel scooped the top prize at the 2022 RDS Visual Arts Award and this show forms part of Pallas’s artist-initiated project series.
Elena Tsomaia is a Stockholm-based, Georgian curator of From Georgia With Love, an exhibition of the work of Tbilisi-based artist Keti Davlianidze.
It is a time of wonder, curiosity and discovery.” A collection of 19 artists present their dreams.
While Clarke has pivoted to being an award-winning sculptor, he revisits his original grá for illustration with this new body of work, the first show in over a decade
Last Chance Alert! Robert Armstrong tends to see all paintings, not just his own, in terms of the questions they pose.
Nextus promises to be a “new, visually immersive electronic music experience” merging sound, light and space.
Final week to catch Gather which includes several new sculptural works which ask what it means to engage in the material practice of making art at this time and in this room.
IMMA kick off ’23 with this major retrospective on the work of Patricia Hurl. Spanning over 40 years and featuring over 70 of the artist’s expressionist paintings and drawings.
This tentpole summer exhibition in the National Gallery will explore Fontana’s extraordinary life through her paintings and drawings, offering insight into the cultural climate that enabled the artist to flourish as a female artist of the period.
The annual blockbuster enters its home run.
Final day to see Peter Gordon's work from 10 years wandering around in the darkness in Glendalough with his camera and a video light.
The Italian painter and illustrator moved here in the late ‘80s having previously worked as a cartoonist in Italian satirical magazines.
Nuala O’Donovan makes sculptural work using porcelain clay.
Within the building you will find 41 works owned by either the OPW or Department of Finance which are themed around people within the deceptively large number of rooms.
Seeking to “present and provoke international perspectives, explorations and manifestations of glass as creative expression,” the glass biennale should be on everyone’s exhibition list for the summer.
Through a selection of clothing, objects and text, Joanne Hynes explores fictional, autobiographic and creative meaning in gesture, process, and materiality.
Ukrainian artist, Polina Kozka embarks on her debut solo exhibition at Gallery X in July with a collection of paintings that reflects her love of texture and design.
Recast is a body of over 100 drawings of statues which he worked on during lockdown in his home studio on the North Strand.
In Arabic, Shahid means ‘witness’ – someone who observes, but also someone who hears and encounters experiences in their unconscious.
Continuing their Artist-Initiated Projects program at Pallas, Domestic Bliss reflects on the desire for a home, and how to make one.
