The OPW presents a new exhibition of secret photographs taken in Kilmainham Gaol Museum in 1921 during the War of Independence.
Boundaries between genres are beautifully blurred in Perspectives, a daringly curated series at The National Concert Hall.
Donoso López’s exhibition explores movement as a strategy for adaptation, resistance and transformation using a variety of material processes.
Miriam McConnon’s new series of work has been informed by her correspondence with families in Gaza over the last two years.
This exhibition brings together two primary conceptual ideas: the print studio as a dynamic site of collective artistic production, and the salon as a forum for inclusive presentation.
Made with ink and oil stick on canvas, the series uses excess, indulgence, and collapse as an allegory for what results from dogmatic thinking — when ideas harden and refuse to be questioned.
Four powerhouses of the Irish traditional music scene come together for a special nationwide tour this autumn, as Music Network marks its 40th anniversary with a very special collaboration.
The festival will present 13 features, including 11 post-screening discussions, 7 Irish premieres and a new digitisation of Anne Crilly’s landmark 1988 documentary Mother Ireland
Programmed by our good friend Donal Fallon there are over 300 events on the bill covering everything from Football to Literature, Art to Politics and much much more.
Ae Mak (Aoife McCann) joins forces with Crash Ensemble for a special one-night-only performance at the National Concert Hall.
