Events

Lyónn Wolf’s De-production creates an installation running through a succession of spaces in Flat Time House. Playing upon the narrative and spatial tropes of popular Science Fiction, De-production has grown into an ongoing project for Wolf, tracing states of transition through what he describes as ‘an intentional re-patterning of reproductivehtml Read more →

‘Tapestry’ brings together four bodies of work, each rooted in a deep engagement with the emotional potential of abstraction. It begins with a series of recent pencil-on-paper drawings, intimate in scale and delicately rendered. Alongside these are a number of hand-woven tapestries, produced in collaboration with master craftsmen at Mournehtml Read more →

Woven through threads of memory and emotion, "Threads" explores the fragile tapestry of human experience. Through the textile works of Neva Elliott and Ciara O’Connor, themes of loss, identity, and renewal intertwine. Together, they speak to resilience and transformation, inviting reflection, connection, and healing through the quiet strength of fabrichtml Read more →

O’Connell’s sculptural work often evokes states of becoming and transformation, reflecting her long-standing fascination between the organic and geometric in the natural world. This way of working melds irregularity and flow to the precise and mathematical, emblematic of a human relationship to nature. Her attentive process is of happenstance: ahtml Read more →

Exhibition continues from the 29th of November to the 2nd of February 2026. Luan Gallery, in partnership with Westmeath Arts Office, presents Mythologies of the Personal and the Land, the Westmeath Artists Award exhibition showcasing the work of thirty talented Westmeath artists, selected by guest curator Miguel Amado. The exhibitionhtml Read more →

Erin Lawlor’s recent work delves more deeply into the idea of place. While she has long seen painting as a space for both imagination and psychological exploration, her process — working horizontally and using a wet-on-wet technique — turns the canvas into a physical ground, shaped by focused, immersive labour.html Read more →

Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council is delighted to present Lucid Dreaming, dlr Open Exhibition of visual art by artists who have studied in, are originally from, or are living or working in the County. Artists were invited to submit work on the theme Lucid Dreaming. The exhibition is selected and curatedhtml Read more →

Exhibition continues from the 4th of December 2025 to the 29th of March 2026.Each piece in the exhibition involves the artist intervening in some way on a found image. Although collage has long been part of Jeffers’ approach, both the disaster paintings and the intervention works differ from traditional collage:html Read more →

Launching 12 Dec, @6pm. Patient Labyrinth is both a maze and a labyrinth - exploring the delicate boundary between two worlds: the one in which we lose our way, and the one we try to find our way out of. The exhibition weaves together myth, folk magic, and ritual tohtml Read more →

'Still, We Gather', brings together artists working across a wide range of mediums to celebrate the social and political potential of coming together, recognising gathering as a practice of care, joy, protest and collective imagination. Developed through an open call, the exhibition brings together a constellation of contemporary Irish artistshtml Read more →