Events

University College Cork Museum Studies Students and Cork Public Museum are proud to present ‘Life, Death, Legacy: Ireland's Connected Bronze Age’. This exciting, student-curated exhibit explores the dynamic world of the Irish Bronze Age and shows how people from the past were not so different from us now. ‘Life, Death,html Read more →

Exhibition continues from 30/05/26. Drawing Light, a unique exhibition of newly hand woven tapestries made in response to the ancient monuments of Newgrange, Knowth, Dowth and Four Knocks will hang in Brú na Bóinne visitor centre from May 30 until August 30 2026.The collected works of Contemporary Tapestry Artists Ireland,html Read more →

Alison Barry is an artist working from her home in Limerick. Her current use of soft pastel, charcoal and oils allow a sense of freedom to my expression as an artist. Being self-taught she is constantly learning and developing her style which has been described as contemporary in its feel,html Read more →

Draíocht is delighted to announce Colourings by Lucy Hill, curated by Helen O’Donoghue, a Draíocht Children’s Commission, part of a series of initiatives to mark Draíocht’s 25th birthday. Colourings centres on the artist's own abstract colourings, which she has reimagined through collaboration with fashion designer Orla Langan and sound designerhtml Read more →

Belfast’s Trailblazing Visionary Returns: A New Chapter of  A House of Play Explores Alice Berger Hammerschlag’s Groundbreaking New Gallery The Lyric Theatre is delighted to present  The Return: Alice Berger Hammerschlag and the New Gallery, a new exhibition within its major anniversary show, A House of Play. This latest chapterhtml Read more →

Liz Johnson’s art practice is project-based. Her recent work explores themes of transience and impermanence, and presence and memory.  In this series of landscape paintings, she approaches presence and memory from the periphery, as a space of fragility and quiet tension. Where boundaries soften and shift, and form is suggested rather than fixed. She revisits familiar landscapes tohtml Read more →

The CHGS Summer Open Exhibition is a key annual showcase for emerging and established artists from Ireland and beyond. Presenting a diverse range of practices in a professionally curated group show, the exhibition is selected each year by an independent guest judge, this year Sarah Fuller Wallis. The Summer Openhtml Read more →

'Urban Landscapes' is a body of work created without boundaries or fixed rules, embracing creative freedom and open interpretation. Fluid, expressive, and imaginative, it explores colour, texture, and design as a means of navigating and escaping the realities and challenges of the contemporary world. The exhibition reflects Fiona O’Brien’s experiencehtml Read more →

Exhibition continues from 19/06/26. This exhibition is part of a self-initiated creative and educational programme by Lise McGreevy. Currently NI and Ireland still have vast gender inequality across all aspects of society. At a time when the adult population in NI is a majority 52% female and 50.5% in Ireland.html Read more →

Phil Collins Sat. 20 Jun. – Sat. 22 Aug. 2026 The Model is delighted to present a major exhibition by the internationally renowned visual artist and filmmaker Phil Collins. Over the course of a deeply engaged practice spanning three decades, Collins has realised ambitious projects that shift perspective between thehtml Read more →