Events
Summer Exhibition | Group Exhibition at Sample-Studios
Sample-Studios are delighted to present our 15th Anniversary Annual Members Summer Exhibition in Sample-Studios Gallery: The Lord Mayor’s Pavilion from 2 July – 23 August. This exhibition will showcase the work of 45 local contemporary artists, demonstrating the rich diversity of art and artists proudly supported by Sample-Studios in ourhtml
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What Lies Within | Group Exhibition at the University of Atypical
Exhibition continues from 02/07/26. 'What Lies Within' is an exhibition of work brought to you through a collaboration between three partnering organisations: Art is Collective (Belfast); Connections Arts Centre (Dublin); and Mencap Northern Ireland. These three outstanding organisations deliver programming that develops skills and professional ambition for artists who havehtml
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Matters of time | Nour Jaouda at the Douglas Hyde Gallery
Exhibition continues from 03/07/2026. The Douglas Hyde is delighted to present the first solo exhibition in Ireland by Libyan artist Nour Jaouda. Jaouda’s multi-layered textile works traverse the languages of painting, sculpture and installation to produce ‘landscapes of memory’. The forms, colours and motifs within her intricately textured surfaces gesturehtml
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Animale | Hanna Tuulikki at Void Arts Centre
The team at Void Art Centre invite you to the launch of ‘Animale’, a solo exhibition by British-Finnish artist and composer Hanna Tuulikki that brings together new and existing film and sound works to explore how gendered identities are shaped through entanglements between humans and the more-than-human world. The launchhtml
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body electric | Billie Adele and Cristín O’Loughlin at Garter Lane Arts
Garter Lane Arts Centre presents 'body electric', an exhibition of new paintings by Irish artists Billie Adele and Cristín O’Loughlin, curated by Eamonn Maxwell. 'body electric' explores contemporary notions of the body, identity, and human connection in the digital era. The exhibition’s title references The Sisters of Mercy’s 1982 trackhtml
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The Ignorant Art School: Outside the Circle x Belfast | Group Exhibition at Golden Thread Gallery
Golden Thread Gallery presents The Ignorant Art School: Outside the Circle x Belfast, an exhibition and event programme inviting you to witness and respond to radical emancipation, resistance, survival and collective action inspired by and generated from feminist and queer movements. Come and explore a dazzling array of archives, drawings,html
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Peer | Amanda Jane Graham at The LAB Gallery
Peer’ weaves together key aspects of Amanda Jane Graham’s life: visual art, sociology, and her twenty-four years as a hairstylist. Graham applies sociological analysis to her experiences and investigates the intertwined histories of art and hairdressing. She presents her findings through distinctive, detailed artworks. Exhibition curated by Dr. Margarita Cappock.html
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Soft Fascination | Group Exhibition at The Linenhall Arts Centre
The Linenhall is delighted to present Soft Fascination, a new exhibition showcasing the work of five Mayo-based artists, opening in the Linenhall Gallery on Friday, 10 July and running until Saturday, 22 August 2026. Bringing together a diverse range of artforms, Soft Fascination marks the culmination of the Bolay Programmehtml
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The Collie, The Cheviot and The Crouched Skeleton | Orla Barry at Rua Red
In 2024, Rua Red Director/Curator Maolíosa Boyle invited Orla Barry to create a new work in response to the rural communities of South Dublin. In this work, Barry uses the farm walk as a method of research and a form of encounter. The commission reflects on the complexities of ruralhtml
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Afterimage- Photography in the Digital Age | Group Exhibition at Photo Museum Ireland
Afterimage: Photography in the Digital Age brings together a selection of cutting-edge work by Irish and international artists exploring thematerial and conceptual transformations that have profoundly altered our sense of what a photograph is and can be. Curated by Darren Campion.
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