Events
Creative Art Collective | Group Exhibition at Tuar Ard Arts Centre
Exhibition continues from 17/06/26. Drop in, take your time, enjoy the company and discover a wide variety of original artworks from members of the collective, perhaps even find a piece that speaks to you. Artists exhibiting: Carole Shubotham, Richie Delaney, Katie Delaney and Stephanie Glynn. Opening event: 17th July 7pm.html
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Summer in Dublin | Group Exhibition at Kerlin Gallery
Artists: Dorothy Cross, Samuel Laurence Cunnane, Willie Doherty, Nathalie Du Pasquier, Justin Fitzpatrick, Mark Francis, Guggi, Callum Innes, Jaki Irvine, Zhou Li, Stephen McKenna, Ailbhe Ní Bhriain, Isabel Nolan, Hazel O’Sullivan, Sean Scully, Liliane Tomasko.
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TÚATH | Group Exhibition at Courthouse Oughterard
The Oughterard Courthouse Arts Programme (OCAP) presents TÚATH, featuring Connacht artists Natalie Folan, Donal Kelly and Madeleine Shinnick. Exploring the relationship between people, place, history and belonging, the exhibition brings together painting, photography and mixed media inspired by heritage, landscape and nature. Opening by Sharon O’Grady, Galway County Arts Officer,html
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Sinister Sweeties | Lorcan Cassidy at Signal Arts Centre
You may believe that candy is sweet and lovely, reminiscent of childhood, of innocence,multicoloured and benign. But candy could also be considered evil, a corrupting force, anaddictive substance that causes manic energy, obesity, tooth loss, etc.There is another world out there, spoken of in the pages of the dreaded Candinomicon,html
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Between Noise and Silence | Group Exhibition at Reds Gallery Dublin
Running from 23.07.26 - 29.07.26, "Between Noise and Silence" will be the first exhibition by Meanma - a collective of five emerging Irish artists:Luca Bedford Costello @lucabuca3Niamh Fay @niamhfay_artAnthony Lavan @lavan_art_Ciara MoriartyTamara Nic Coscair @tamaraniccoscair The exhibition showcases the various perspectives of the artists extending across painting and sculpture. Thehtml
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Obedience | Group Exhibition at The Liberties Festival
Co-Curated by Ishmael Artists: Ishmael Claxton, Hollie Gilson, Con: temporary Quarters (Aoife Ward and Eve Woods) & filmmaker James Redmond Obedience explores the changing face of Dublin through photography, painting, mixed media and large-scale mapping. Reflecting on loss, regeneration and the right to the city, the exhibition asks who shapeshtml
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(O-O-O) | Vanessa Donoso López at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios
Reflecting her experiences growing up in Barcelona and living in Ireland for over twenty years, Vanessa Donoso López’s practice explores identity, migration, and cultural behaviours shaped by relocation. Her research on ‘transitional phenomena’ refers to the developmental space between internal and external reality, where creativity and culture take form, and identitieshtml
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Talks | Artist Q&A - States of Becoming with Helen Fahey at Town Hall Theatre Gallery
A Q&A between Artists Helen Fahey and Siobhán Moore discussing Helen's current exhibition 'States of Becoming' which runs until 27 July at The Town Hall Theatre Gallery Space. This body of work explores the ways we are shaped by the experiences that define our lives. Through portraiture that exists betweenhtml
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Events | SOUND + VISION at The Nest Arts Centre
SOUND + VISION | is an event curated by Sandra Corrigan Breathnach and Txema Agiriano to foster connection between established and emerging Irish and Spanish based artists, with live performance and video works by; Participating Artists | Mick O'Shea - Fausto Grossi - Fergus Byrne - Josu Rekalde - Deejhtml
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Love beyond the species and the sexual | Siobhán McGibbon at Uilinn: West Cork Arts Centre
Love beyond the species and the sexual by Siobhán McGibbon opening on Saturday 25 July at 2.00pm by Dr. Sarah Kelleher, writer and curator. Love beyond the species and the sexual is a major solo exhibition by Siobhán McGibbon at Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre. The exhibition presents a chapterhtml
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