Events

Exhibition continues from the 11th of July to the 12th of September 2025To quote our president Michael D. Higgins, “Padraic Reaney’s work recalls the promise and the threat of the paradox that forms the root of all culture. We are as physical beings finite but gifted or cursed with infinitehtml Read more →

Exhibition continues from the 13th of June to the 4th of January 2026 An exhibition of rarely seen artworks by internationally important Japanese war photographer Akihiko Okamura, documenting his relationship with Ireland during the Troubles.  From the late 1960s to the early 1980s, Japanese war photographer Akihiko Okamura (1929-1985) created ahtml Read more →

Clare Arts Office in conjunction with the Edna O’Brien Library in Scariff is delighted to present “Stereo” by the Artist Sabrina Heinrichs.Sabrina Heinrichs is a self-taught visual artist born in 1980 in Germany. She lives in Ireland since 2007. She writes and found a passion in photography and interior design.html Read more →

Clare Arts Office in conjunction with Clare Museum is delighted to present “The return of wonder” by Marijke Jordens and Simon Ratcliffe. Marijke Jordens is a Belgian artist and singer living in Ennis. She studied life drawing in the Fine Art Academy in Ghent and studied Archaeology at the University.html Read more →

Exhibition continues from 23rd August to 1st November 2025A major solo exhibition by artist Maud Cotter maelstrom presents a group of works which seek to examine the complexity of the present, and engages with the complexity and form of change as process, with works that reference the dual directionality ofhtml Read more →

Exhibition continues : 23rd August - 13th September 2025. The BACA Collective was funded by a group Atlantic Technological University graduates who share a commitment to exploration, discovery, and artistic expression. Originating within the BA in Contemporary Art program, the collective continues to evolve, engaging in a dynamic investigation ofhtml Read more →

Exhibition continues from 22nd of August to the 7th of September 2025Manner-isms brings together two artists, A.S. Dutton and Francine Marquis, whose practices explore material, memory, and the passage of time. Through stone, clay, plaster, fabric, and wood, the works in this exhibition examine how care, environment, and human touchhtml Read more →

At the End of the Day: New Paintings Some memories resonate over and over and become part of our identity. Often they are just below the surface, on the border of dream and real life. Carol Hodder’s new work continues to mine this in-between state that sometimes leads to changehtml Read more →

Athlone native Emer Gaffey presents “After the Peat” – A Reflection on the Changing Face of Ireland’s Bogs Exhibition runs 28th August – 12th September at The Atrium, Athlone Civic Centre Opening Reception: Thursday 28th August at 5.30pm to 7pm. The exhibition will be opened by guest speaker Dermot Browne.html Read more →

The members of Dublin Print Club are delighted to present their second group show, ‘Abhaile’. The exhibition will explore the themes of home and belonging in relation to personal, environmental, social and political concepts. Using screen printing as the unifying medium, the artists will draw from their experience seeking ahtml Read more →