Events

Curated by Zeda the Architect, this exhibition explores memory, identity, and belonging through a contemporary portrait of Ireland. Featuring artists from diverse backgrounds and disciplines, it brings together painting, photography, storytelling, sound, and object-based installation. Each contribution offers a fragment of lived experience, revealing an Éire that is intimate, layered,html Read more →

Collectively, SOD SCRAPER examines the shifting relationship between Ireland’s landscape, its histories, and the hidden architectures of the global data economy. The exhibition explores the intersections of personal narrative, contested land, industrial expansion, and the cultural re-framing of digital infrastructure. Together, the artworks form a layered portrait of a countryhtml Read more →

Custom House Studios + Gallery, Westport, is delighted to present Ancestral Biology, an exhibition of glass works by artists Emma Bourke and Fiona Byrnes. This exhibition explores the informal transmission of plant knowledge through the exchange of cuttings, seeds, and slips. Glass, a shared material of deep significance to Bourkehtml Read more →

Custom House Studios + Gallery, Westport, is delighted to present Interiorities, an exhibition of drawings and photographic works by Niamh Clarke. Clarke’s drawing practice reflects an interest in memory and temporality. Exploring the relationship between photography and drawing, a focus is placed on the embodied presence of gesture and materialisationhtml Read more →

Gaza Biennale is an international art project that features artists from Gaza, serving as a form of resistance against the ongoing war, destruction, and suffering in Gaza. International Pavilions for the project have been organised in Berlin, Edinburgh, London, Padua, South Africa, Valencia, Denmark, Istanbul, New York, Sarajevo, Toronto, Washingtonhtml Read more →

Dublin City Council has officially announced the full programme for Culture Night Dublin 2025. The annual night time celebration of culture will take place on Friday, 19 September, with over 300 events in Dublin City. Museums, galleries, cathedrals, artist studios, libraries, parks, historic landmarks, government buildings, theatres, music venues, communityhtml Read more →

Jason McCarthy’s personal ode to Drogheda, his hometown, encompasses everyday urban spaces, housing, streets, forgotten corners, dereliction, the post-industrial, and the edge lands where the urban gradually gives way to the rural and the ebb and flow of the majestic river Boyne. McCarthy’s striking portraits are of the people whohtml Read more →

Rather than depicting nature, Borowa seeks to collaborate with it, exploring her relationship with the natural world. The process is central to her inquiry, seen as lessons in humility, openness, attentiveness, mindfulness, patience, determination, and forgiveness. Dorota works with water as an active collaborator in the creation of an image.html Read more →

Liminal Landscapes is a two-person exhibition featuring painter Gabhann Dunne and sculptor/writer Theo Hynan-Ratcliffe. Exploring transitions from ecological change to the boundaries of sculpture and writing, Dunne’s paintings respond to the Burren’s ecological narratives and the resilience of the Burren Pines. Hynan-Ratcliffe’s sculptural and written works engage with materiality, feministhtml Read more →

Exhibition Launch:6 - 8pm with special live performance at 6:30pmFriday 19th September 2025 The landscape swallows our histories is a joint exhibition by artists Amanda Riceand Jo Pester showcasing a new collaborative 8mm analogue film, alongside their radio play Magical Body, which will be activated as a performance during Culturehtml Read more →