Events

Sonorous Tones | Francis Tansey at the Source Arts Centre
Join us for the opening of 'Sonorous Tones' by Geometric Hardedged Colourist Painter Francis Tansey'. The Exhibition will be opened by Mr. John Cunningham, Board Member and Chair of Collections and Acquisitions for The Irish Museum of Modern Art. “I believe colour is a universal language common to all people,html
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TEND/ER | Lorna Watkins at Roe Valley Arts and Cultural Centre
Exhibition Launch: Saturday 13th September at 12 noon Based in Sligo, Lorna Watkins is a multi-disciplinary visual artist. She studied Printed Textile Design in NCAD and is a recipient of a Ballinglen Fellowship. Her exhibition Tend/er features painting, printmaking and sculpture exploring ideas around the home, overlooked everyday objects, motherhoodhtml
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One Tree | Ed Miliano at the Graphic Studio Gallery
Exhibition continues from the 13th of September 2025 to the 18th of October 2025This September, Graphic Studio Gallery presents One Tree, a new body of Mokuhanga prints and unique works by Ed Miliano. The exhibition is supported by IPUT Real Estate Dublin. The show centres on a single tree —html
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Hometown | Jason McCarthy at Droichead Arts Centre
Jason McCarthy’s personal ode to Drogheda, his hometown, encompasses everyday urban spaces, housing, streets, forgotten corners, dereliction, the post-industrial, and the edge lands where the urban gradually gives way to the rural and the ebb and flow of the majestic river Boyne. McCarthy’s striking portraits are of the people whohtml
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Liminal Landscapes | Gabhann Dunne and Theo Hynan-Ratcliffe at The Courthouse Gallery
Liminal Landscapes is a two-person exhibition featuring painter Gabhann Dunne and sculptor/writer Theo Hynan-Ratcliffe. Exploring transitions from ecological change to the boundaries of sculpture and writing, Dunne’s paintings respond to the Burren’s ecological narratives and the resilience of the Burren Pines. Hynan-Ratcliffe’s sculptural and written works engage with materiality, feministhtml
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Let’s Not Talk About This Now | Peter Nash at Cork Printmakers Studio Gallery
Let’s Not Talk About This Now is a solo exhibition of drawings, sculptures, and prints by Peter Nash at Cork Printmakers Studio Gallery which opens on Culture Night. Taking the form of an exploded encyclopedia, or chaotic museum exhibit, his visual explorations are open-ended and inherently human; a continuous searchhtml
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Fite Fuaite: Connections with Land, Nature and One Another | West Clare Artist Collective Exhibition at the Clare Museum
“Fite Fuaite - Connections with Land, Nature and One Another” is an art exhibition by members of the West Clare Artist Collective. The West Clare Artist Collective was established in 2023 by Ceri Garfield, Aine Rynne, Claire Frawley and Caroline Lernihan to build creative connections through discussions and sharing ofhtml
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The Swallow | Film by Tadhg O’Sullivan starring Brenda Fricker
THE SWALLOW, Tadhg O’Sullivan’s new feature, starring Academy Award winner Brenda Fricker, will open in select Irish cinemas from 19 September.The film presents a meditation on art, memory and solitude in later life, through an artist exploring memories and fragments of the past while trying to make sense of herhtml
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Transitional Terrains | Group Exhibition at the Goethe-Institut Irland
Exhibition continues from the 19th of September to the 24th of October 2025 Presented by the Crespo Foundation and Goethe-Institut Irland, and curated by Ben Livne Weitzman, this exhibition brings together the work of two artist groups and former artists in residence in Glenkeen Garden, West Cork: Through two installationshtml
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Out of the Shadows | Orla de Brí at Solomon Gallery
The woman who put a tree on top of a castle is back with a brand-new 18-piece exhibit. Collection reflects on global and personal challenges, from war and climate change to growing up with dyslexia and losing a parent. ‘From the depths of shadow, light takes shape’ In her newhtml
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