Events

Page Turners | Group Exhibition of Artists' Books at St Fin Barre's Cathedral
Page Turners is an exhibition of artists’ books which launches in St Fin Barre’s Cathedral at 5:30pm on Thursday, September 4th. This autumn exhibition in the cathedral ambulatory invites visitors to linger and spend time exploring selected artists’ books from across Ireland, the UK and France. Selected national and internationalhtml
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Echo | Eithne Jordan at the Casino Marino
The Office of Public Works and Dublin City Arts Office are pleased to present a new exhibition of work by Eithne Jordan RHA curated by Margarita Cappock. It takes place at the Casino Marino, Cherrymount Crescent, Marino, Dublin 3, D03 HH70. The exhibition is open everyday from 10.00am to 5.00pmhtml
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Irish Gothic | Patricia Hurl at the Irish Arts Center, New York
OPENING RECEPTION WITH THE ARTIST, CURATOR MEET-AND-GREET, FILM SCREENINGS, AND MORE “It’s terrible to think [about] where I get my inspiration, but all these things are fodder to me as an artist. I love trees. I love mountains. But I don’t want to go out and paint them. I don’thtml
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The Dichotomy of Change | Betty Gannon and Tony Gunning at Aras Inis Gluaire
The Dichotomy of Change The Dichotomy of Change brings together the work of Betty Gannon and Tony Gunning to explore the layered and evolving nature of our environments, both natural and man-made. Though their subject matter diverge, Gannon focusing on threatened sea and land forests, and Gunning on abandoned ruralhtml
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first-person | Isabel English at the LHQ Gallery
‘first-person’ a solo exhibition by Isabel English opens at LHQ Gallery, 5th of September 6pm. Isabel English, from Ballyhea in County Cork, is a visual artist and educator based in Dublin. Isabel’s work utilises the mediums of photography, textile and sculpture, to extend from the literary genre of autofiction, whichhtml
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Oh What A State | Darran McGlynn at Roscommon Arts Centre
Oh What a State is a solo exhibition of work by Darran McGlynn, yearning for a meaningful marking of this time. The exhibition explores how space is embedded with layered histories and emotions in relation to land and identity, echoing encounters of existential complexities. Material tensions of construction and collapse emphasisehtml
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Of Peras and Apeiron | Group Exhibition at Solstice Arts Centre
Curated by Francis Halsall and Belinda Quirke Of Peras and Apeiron is a group exhibition of artists who explore systematic processes as an inherent part of their practice. Halsall and Quirke have curated a selection of work that explores the different numerical, geometrical and methodical systems that can be usedhtml
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Family Trees hang over Property Lines | Fiyin Oluokun at the Riverbank Arts Centre
Exhibition Opening: Friday 5th September at 6pm, all welcome A bent knee at a vaguely familiar stranger Another known face driving a taxi, An accent switch when new friends appear – only to be switched once more when they leave, Ori on forehead This series of collages explores how classhtml
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Grief's Current Shape | Ciara O’Connor at the Garter Lane Arts Centre
Grief’s Current Shape – a new thread based exhibition by Ciara O’Connor“If I do leave you, I will have passed on to you something of myself; you will be a different person because of knowing me; it’s inescapable.”-Edna O’Brien Grief has seeped into my bones and I suspect it willhtml
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Glimpses | Jennifer Alexander at Threshold Gallery Belfast
Exhibition continues from the 4th of September to the 31st of October 2025 In her exhibition, open for Late Night Art Belfast this Thursday 4 September, Alexander interprets Aristotle’s imagining the cosmos as 56 celestial spheres by creating a series of acrylic sketches on linen. Each fragment invites a shifthtml
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