Events

Exhibition continues 24 July - 17 August 2025. Custom House Studios + Gallery cordially invites you to the official opening reception for Caught in Blue a solo exhibition by Sarah Wren Wilson. Please join us on the evening of Thursday 24th July 2025, 6-8pm, opening remarks by the artist. Thishtml Read more →

The Custom House Studios + Gallery cordially invites you to the official opening reception for InHouse '25, a Custom House Studio Artist's Group Exhibition. Please join us on the Evening of Thursday 24th July 2025, 6-8pm. Opening remarks by Chairperson Simon Wall. Exhibiting Artists: Emma Bourke | Tom Brawn |html Read more →

Maitiú Mac Cárthaigh is a visual artist, researcher and MTU Crawford Graduate. Their current research grows from their connection to rural queer existence in Ireland. This project examines (de)colonial queer loneliness / identity performativity in contemporary culture and how it is informed by our history. Over the last forty years,html Read more →

Throughout August, Ards Arts Centre will play host to the principle Creative Peninsula exhibition, featuring exclusive works by the finest Artists and Makers from the Ards and North Down Borough This exhibition will feature unique pieces of art and craftwork in a variety of mediums, specially selected for display inhtml Read more →

Alan Butler Mary FitzGerald Damien Flood Mark Joyce Sorcha McNamara Bridget Riley Oisín Tozer Exhibition dates : 1 August - 19 September 2025 Opening reception : Thursday 31 July 2025 5-8 pm Earthly Delights is in the title of Hieronymous Bosch's early 16th Century triptych The Garden of Eathly Delights.html Read more →

Craig Jefferson is a Scottish born artist now living in Bangor, Northern Ireland with his wife and three children. He began his creative career at Leith School of Art, Edinburgh, in 2002 and continued his studies at Edinburgh College of Art where he graduated with an Honours degree in Drawinghtml Read more →

Garrett Cormican’s latest exhibition, Trading Places, explores shifting perspectives – between cities, cultures, time, and identity. His paintings of Istanbul, a city where past and present collide, capture the pulse of its architecture, markets, and bustling trade routes. Vibrant still-life works, echoing both modernist and classical styles, celebrate the vitalityhtml Read more →

"Rapport" is an exhibition of work by three artists, Jo Going, Fiona Woods and Amanda Montgomery. The three artists met at the Banff Centre for the Arts, Canada, in 2002. Fiona and Amanda had been awarded three month residencies with the Leighton Studios by the Arts Council of Northern Irelandhtml Read more →

Opening reception: Thursday 31 July, 6pm 'Faigh Amach' is an initiative by Temple Bar Gallery + Studios (TBG+S) in partnership with Culture Ireland and Southwark Park Galleries (SPG), London, to support an artist in presenting their first solo exhibition outside Ireland. Roughly translating as ‘discover’, 'Faigh Amach' takes place ashtml Read more →

For Harper the actual act of painting is what matters as he sees the actual process as one of exploration and discovery. He says “the process, the making excites me more than any end product”. He uses recognisable images to convey his ideas. His work always illustrates a structure andhtml Read more →