Events

Glimmers is a new body of work that explores abstraction as an embodied and responsive process whilst highlighting the artist’s use of colour, surface and gesture. Yasmine’s work explores painting as both a material process and a site for reflection, memory and perception. This show reflects her ongoing engagement withhtml Read more →

Exhibition continues from 27/03/2026 to 10/05/2026. Before I Go: Vanishing Dublin, gathers over fifty characteristically Dublin cityscapes by Gerard Byrne — Georgian terraces, Victorian facades, charming pubs, and beloved corners that continue to define his practice. Working en plein air in both oil and charcoal, Byrne captures architecture and atmospherehtml Read more →

In 2013, the Living Arts Project was established as an artist-in-residency scheme in primary schools. The aim of the project is to provide children with an understanding and appreciation of contemporary visual art. The exhibition represents a selection of work produced by the participating schools. The artists and schools selectedhtml Read more →

Exhibition continues from 13/03/2026 to 03/05/2026. Lucy Stein’s expressive, emotionally and psychologically charged paintings result from what the artist describes as a ‘cosmic symbolic feminist headspace’. Her work has a deep connection to the principles and imagery of goddess culture and mystical esotericism stemming from her studies in psychoanalysis andhtml Read more →

‘Clare’s Stained Glass’, an extensive online archive by John Glynn documenting the county’s stained glass heritage, will be officially launched on Tuesday, March 31, 2026.Supported by Clare County Council’s Heritage Office, the launch will take place on Zoom from 7pm to 8pm. To attend, email ican@museum.ie. Dr David Caron, ahtml Read more →

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 portrait practice across Ireland today. Read more →

Prizewinning artists Tracie Corry and Rosalind McConaghy come to the ArtisAnn Gallery in Belfast for a joint exhibition of new paintings. Late Night Opening: WED 1st April from 6 to 8pm. Read more →

Daisy Chains || Data Trails expands on the recurrent theme in Ciara Tuite’s practice ”body memory’. In this exhibition she explores ‘old practices’ and ‘ancient rituals’ which are embedded in our DNA Modern technology can’t replace the act of mark-making, storytelling, dance etc. In our ever-evolving world, the artist useshtml Read more →

‘Even now there are still places where a thought might grow.‘ – Derek Mahon I wrote the phrase ‘keep the burning world at bay’ in a notebook during a deep sense of uncertainty at the start of the global pandemic and partly as an answer to my young daughter’s worriedhtml 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 →