Events

Exhibition continues from 06/12/2025 to 01/03/2026 Birr Theatre & Arts Centre is proud to present the 18th Common Ground, our annual group exhibition, bringing together artists from the Midlands. This year, exploring the given theme of “A Terrible Beauty” the selected artists explore a shared space, physical, emotional, and imaginativehtml Read more →

Exhibition continues from 14/12/2025 to 28/02/2026 With Memorandum the Olivier Cornet Gallery purports to present an overview of all the shows that have taken place in its premises this year, revisiting 4 important solo shows: Symbols of Revival by Nickie Hayden, Springs Opens Forever In Eternity by Conrad Frankel, An ghaoth aniar/This too will pass byhtml Read more →

Exhibition continues from 05/12/2025 to 28/02/2026.The Hunt Open Submission exhibition highlights the museum’s commitment to supporting living artists and creating a dynamic dialogue between our historic collection and today’s vibrant creative voices. Visitors can enjoy a vibrant mix of painting, sculpture, mixed media, ceramic, and digital art. Featured artists includehtml Read more →

From the Earth presents new and recent works by Margo McNulty, an artist whose practice explores the relationship between memory, place, and materiality. Through painting, printmaking and photography, McNulty reflects on how personal and collective histories become embedded within objects and landscapes. Her work often draws upon Irish traditions andhtml Read more →

from the earth presents new and recent works by Margo McNulty, an artist whose practice explores the relationship between memory, place, and materiality. Through painting, printmaking and photography, McNulty reflects on how personal and collective histories become embedded within objects and landscapes. Her work often draws upon Irish traditions andhtml Read more →

Walls of Containment an Exhibition of Photography by David Killeen at Presentation Arts Centre Opening 10th January 2026 2pm Running 11th January 2026 - 21st February 2026 This exhibition of photography by David Kileen documents twenty-one psychiatric hospitals (mental asylums) across the Republic of Ireland. Constructed between 1814 and 1922html Read more →

Exhibition continues from 14/11/2025 to 30/04/2026. Winter Sun is a moving-image work by Cork artist Elinor O’Donovan. The work is a preserved piece of a warm Cork summer, saved for the months when it is most needed. Taking as its inspiration the iconic view from the top of Patrick’s Hillhtml Read more →

Exhibition continues from 09/01/2026 to 27/02/2026. Peter Nash is an artist living and working in Cork who works across visual art disciplines including sculpture, print, drawing and animation. In his solo show at LHQ Gallery titled, “All This For Nothing”, Nash explores pre-internet sources of knowledge and methods of communication.html Read more →

Exhibition continues from 09/01/2026 to 28/02/2026. Síomha Callanan’s work is inherently linked to her surroundings and, having lived in Cork City, much of her work to date consists of various projects and explorations of the city centre and its peripheries. For this residency and exhibition she has a specific projecthtml Read more →

Exhibition continues from 08/01/2026 to 21/02/2026. Denis O Connor’s exhibition ‘In My Time’ presents a number of sculptural works which bring together different narratives, which are in part autobiographical, they explore references around loss, sadness and longing. The sculptures reflect on elements of his own cultural and personal histories fromhtml Read more →