Events

Macalla Taoide September 28th to October 17th Launch :Thursday October 1st 6.30 pm An Exhibition by Verona Stellet and Carol Kennedy Through printmaking, sculpture and photography "Macalla Taoide" explores Ireland's coastal landscapes candour ever evolving relationship with the sea. Inspired by research trips along the Irish coastline artists Verona Stellethtml Read more →

Exhibition continues from 24/09/26. The Body Remembers is a solo exhibition exploring memory, trauma, and embodiment through porcelain clay and thread. Drawing on personal experiences of brain surgery and mental health, it examines how the body retains experience. Combining fragile porcelain with thread, the work creates sculptural and immersive installationshtml Read more →

Exhibition continues from 24/09/26. For the 2026 Burren Annual, Burren College of Art presents Original Copy: Mushrooms, Megaliths and Maculate Monuments. The exhibition features Riccardo Carbone and John Strutton’s Original Copy in collaboration with John Cage, George Shaw and Marissa Stoffer. Through sound, performance, film and installation, the artists explorehtml Read more →

SHIFT Reflections of unknowing. Paintings by Patrick Conyngham 29 Sept - 9 Nov 2026 The paintings are in the hidden language of change and its numerous manifestations and are an assimilation of that process in all its mystery. Sometimes the sources are known, sometimes they are not, but either wayhtml Read more →

SIGNALS – a BOOKVILLE EXHIBITION for children and families, 1st to 20th October at the Mayfair Library, Kilkenny Signals- The Ocean is Never Silent… Have you ever listened to the Ocean, have you heard the stories it tells? Signals is a solo exhibition by artist Linda Fährlin exploring the shiftinghtml Read more →

SIGNALS – at the Bookville Festival Exhibition, 1st to 20th October at the Mayfair Library, Kilkenny. Signals- The Ocean is Never Silent… Have you ever listened to the Ocean, have you heard the stories it tells? Signals is a solo exhibition by artist Linda Fährlin exploring the shifting rhythms ofhtml Read more →

Draíocht is delighted to present Sharon Murphy’s Mise en Abyme, which focuses on Parisian carousels and theatrical décor during moments of stillness and silence. Drawing on her background in theatre and informed by concepts from psychoanalysis and magic realism in literature, this work highlights Murphy’s longstanding interest in staged spaceshtml Read more →

Bounce Arts Festival - Resident Artists and Exhibition - Tender Ruins Throughout September, Suiss born artist, Susanne Horsch, will reside in the Atypical Gallery for her Bounce Residency. Her exhibition, Tender Ruins, opens for Late Night Art on Thursday 1st October at 6:00 pm. The Gallery is open Tuesday -html Read more →

Opening reception Thursday 01 October, 5.30-7.30pm. Wine by Bubble Brothers. Artist talk, Saturday 10 October, 12pm “I create paintings that explore work and the human experience of working. My artwork focuses on the routines, pressures, and expectations that shape everyday life, often highlighting how work can become repetitive, exhausting, orhtml Read more →

Within the present backdrop of late capitalism and austere technological advancement, All Manner of Things Shall Be Well explores how humankind navigates this alienating and dissociative landscape. How do we connect to the natural world? How do we forge relationships and maintain them? What moments do we witness, recognise ashtml Read more →