Events

Exhibition continues until 20/06/2026. The AIB Portrait Prize and AIB Young Portrait Prize bring outstanding contemporary portraiture from the National Gallery of Ireland to Letterkenny. Featuring shortlisted artists selected by an expert panel of judges, the exhibition celebrates excellence, innovation and strong local representation, while reflecting the vitality of portraithtml Read more →

Exhibition continues from 02/04/2026.O! O! Monsters is a wonderful exhibition of sculptural textile art that will appeal to all ages. Angell is a strikingly original and hard-working artist who has exhibited internationally. AFFA, a new Foundation for Arts in Athenry has chosen Laura Angell as their first artist to represent.html Read more →

Official opening Saturday 4th April at 3pm by Carmel Duffy, Athlone Arts & Tourism Manager Pause is a body of work by Hilary Kinahan, a visual artist based in the Midlands working from her home studio. The exhibition responds to recent bog fires and their impact on the local landscape,html Read more →

Curated by Benjamin Stafford Official Reception Friday 1st May, 2.30pm KCAT is a multi-disciplinary arts centre located in Callan, Co. Kilkenny, supporting inclusive arts practices, which celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2025. Here, things are not easily categorised or separated from each other; common songbirds sit alongside five-legged cats, whichhtml Read more →

“Of the Earth” – A Three-Person Exhibition at Glass Attic Gallery, Jerpoint Glasss Studios, Kilkenny Of the Earth, a three-person exhibition featuring the paintings of Debra Bowden, Ross Stewart, and Krisztina Rozanich, opening on Friday, April 17th at 6pm at the Glass Attic Gallery, Glenmore, Stonyford, Co. Kilkenny (R95 WN67).html Read more →

Opening reception - Friday 17th April, 6 – 8pm. This exhibition will be opened by artist Alice Maher, and accompanied by a newly commissioned essay by Catherine Marshal, curator and art historian. April 2026 marks the 30th anniversary of the opening of STAC. This group exhibition ‘STAC at 30’ willhtml Read more →

Ormston House presents 'Memory of a Free Festival'. The exhibition will run from 18 April until 20 June 2026. Memory of a Free Festival is a touring exhibition and events programme taking place between March 2026 to March 2027. Conceived by Ormston House, the project responds to the Carnsore Pointhtml Read more →

Luan Gallery presents Divergent Lines, a multidisciplinary group exhibition featuring new and existing work by Brian Fay, Felicity Clear, Lelia Henry, Kiera O’Toole, Mary-Ruth Walsh and Michael Wann. Opens to the public on 22 April, with the official launch taking place on Saturday, 25 April at 3pm with guest speakerhtml Read more →

Exhibition continues from 24/04/2026. A former Irish National Foresters club in Dungannon, County Tyrone transforms into a multicultural community hub, revealing the untold stories of a town shaped by migration, identity, rumours, and chicken. Set around Tropicana Café on Scotch Street, beside Dungannon bus station, this film frames a singlehtml Read more →

Exhibition continues from 24/04/2026 Kwok Tsui’s quiet, process-driven paintings express belonging and liminality through materiality rather than overt narrative. His subtractive method - removing rather than adding paint - becomes a metaphor for diaspora identity, where absence, erasure, and memory coexist. Working primarily through subtraction, paint is removed from thehtml Read more →