What’s on International / Online

Discover what’s on internationally with Irish artists in our curated global visual-arts guide: from Sean Scully’s landmark retrospective at New York’s Guggenheim Museum and Dorothy Cross’s immersive installation at Paris’s Palais de Tokyo to emergent painter Caoimhín O’Healaí’s solo show at London’s Saatchi Gallery. Catch Alice Maher’s multidisciplinary work in the Venice Biennale collateral events, Michael Craig-Martin–inspired pop-up sculptures at Art Basel Miami, and Sinead O’Donnell’s boundary-pushing performance art at the Berlin Art Week. Our roundup also highlights group exhibitions at Frieze London, digital-art showcases featuring Niamh O’Malley at the Centre Pompidou’s online platform, and photography fairs in Tokyo featuring the lens of Irish photojournalists. Stay up to date with international art-fair previews, biennale tours, and exclusive studio-visit open days—perfect for collectors, curators, and art lovers seeking Ireland’s creative talents on the world stage. Elevate your global art calendar with insider access to the latest exhibitions, talks, and collaborative projects by Irish artists abroad.

International / Online

Use menu on the right to filter content

Opening

To Not Design Is To Cost The Earth | Group Exhibition at The Building Centre, London

03/09/2026 - 25/09/2026

9:00 am - 6:00 pm

The Building Centre
26 Store Street , London, United Kingdom, WC1E 7BT

This September, the IAF brings an expanded version of our exhibition, To Not Design Is To Cost The Earth, to The Building Centre, London, showcasing the ideas and work of architects working across the island of Ireland to an international audience. Through drawings, photographs and films, the exhibition champions the value of architecture, demonstrating how architects and their design thinking can offer innovative, radical and useful responses to the social, spatial and climate challenges shaping our shared future.

A Place to Disappear | Damien Flood at the Brigitte Mulholland

04/09/2026 - 10/10/2026

11:00 am - 7:00 pm

Brigitte Mulholland
81 rue de Turenne , Paris, 75003

Central to A Place to Disappear are formative encounters with Paris, a city that has repeatedly marked turning points in Damien Flood’s practice. In Flood’s first solo show in Paris, he will present a number of new paintings and ceramics that draw inspiration directly from and reflect on the influence Paris has had on his development as an artist.

This exhibition will be accompanied by an A5 screen-printed publication titled ‘A Painter and Paris’. It has been printed by Small Night Zine and is limited to 40 copies and will be available at the gallery for the duration of the show.

Closing

No Events

On-going