Events
Strange Evidence | Michelle Williams Gamaker at The MAC
Exhibition continues from 24/04/2026 Williams Gamaker revisits Merle Oberon’s life to expose early cinema’s racial politics, examining how her mixed heritage was erased by Hollywood hierarchies. Strange Evidence is a genre-bending Body Horror/Film Noir and collaborative installation. Co-commissioned by Matt's Gallery, London & Offline, Glasgow. Supported by Cockayne Grants forhtml
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THE EXPULSION FROM PARADISE | Colin McGookin at Millenium Court
Exhibition continues from 25/04/26 Colin McGookin: Expulsion from Paradise – A Modern Twist on a Classical Piece For over forty years Colin McGookin has centred his art around conveying traditional mythologies rooted within a Northern Irish perspective. His artwork conveys an ongoing exploration of mythology, identity and the human condition.html
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Online Exhibition | Gone Dark by Ciara Lyden
Discover the inaugural photography work "Gone Dark" by Irish artist Ciara Lyden available at https://gone-dark.com/. The online interactive exhibit offers you the opportunity to enjoy the photography and reflect on the experience of the Iberian Peninsula Black Out of 28th April 2025. Thirteen fine art photographs taken during the electricityhtml
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We Are Her Continuation | Aisling Coughlan at Axis Ballymun
Axis Ballymun is delighted to announce the upcoming exhibition of paintings by Aisling Coughlan called We Are Her Continuation. The exhibition traces the slow disappearance of her mother through dementia. Working across painting, film, and sound, this body of work bears witness to love, loss, and the subtle erosion ofhtml
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Watching A Sunset, 8.50pm| Andy Parsons at Roscommon Arts Centre
Exhibition continues from 01/05/2026. Andy’s current body of work is about watching a sunset. It is based on people coming together to experience things collectively. The work depicts a group that has convened for the purpose of joy. “The work is based on a scene I witnessed where a grouphtml
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Disposal of Fullness | Sharon Kelly at the Golden Thread Gallery
Sharon Kelly’s work explores memory, experience, and imagination through a range of art forms, including drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, and installation. In this exhibition at the Golden Thread Gallery, Kelly focuses on what is hidden or overlooked and how it shapes identity and connection to the world. Using worn clothing,html
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Traces of a Traumatic Future | Frédéric Huska at the Golden Thread Gallery
Golden Thread Gallery is presenting a new body of work by French artist Frédéric Huska, who is based in Northern Ireland. Working with photography, Huska explores the relationship between personal experience, time and landscape. This new exhibition features a series of black and white analogue photographs of Taiwan’s coastline, seenhtml
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Play This Way | Chris Finnegan at Triskel Arts Centre
Over the last three years, Chris Finnegan has been developing his visual art studio practice alongside his practice working collaboratively with young people in Cork. His residency in Triskel Sample Project Space will be composed of collaborative workshops and studio production. Groups of young people (ranging from early years childrenhtml
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ANIMA (The Un-redacted Daughter) | Anna Vidamour at University of Atypical
ANIMA (The Un-redacted Daughter) is an exhibition combining installation, painting and photography in search for the feminine parts of our psyche which we all hold buried amongst our consciousness. ANIMA is a genderless concept introduced by Carl Jung exploring the masculine and feminine that each of us possess. ANIMA ishtml
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Lifework | KCAT Studio Artists at Municipal Gallery dlr Lexicon
Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council is delighted to present Lifework, an exhibition of artworks by seven artists who work at the Kilkenny Collective for Arts Talent (KCAT) Studio. The exhibition opens at the Municipal Gallery, dlr Lexicon in Dún Laoghaire on Saturday 9 May and runs until Wednesday 26 August 2026.html
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