Events

The Ramelton Art Group, founded by Mary Lynch in 2019, meets weekly in Ramelton Town Hall, where creativity and community come together.  Working mainly in oil on canvas, the group’s exhibition also includes a selection of pastel works. The paintings range from realistic to abstract, capturing landscapes and skyscapes thathtml Read more →

Exhibition continues from 09/01/2026 to 08/02/2026. McCormack’s show will address a variety of themes, from intimate moments of reflection to broader glimpses of fleeting beauty, weaving a unified narrative that encourages viewers to contemplate the delicate nature of our environment and delve into the subtle complexities of the world wehtml Read more →

Edel Murphy, CEO and Artistic Director says that ‘twixt takes its name from the notion of being in between, at an interval and interweaving. Recipients of our d/Deaf and Disabled Support Fund grant programme have used the funding to deliver new pathways towards their own goals, some artists pursuing experimentalhtml Read more →

Now in its ninth year, our annual Emergence exhibition provides a valuable and professional platform for recent graduates at a transitional stage in their career. Collectively, the selected works demonstrate the diverse range of talent and media explored at Belfast School of Art. Graduate artists are selected by QSS studiohtml Read more →

Clare Arts Office invites you to the launch of HeART of Gaza, an exhibition showcasing artwork made by Palestinian children, platforming their voice and experience. The exhibition will be opened by Féile Butler, HeART of Gaza Co-Founder on Saturday 17th January at 2pm in Súil Gallery, Ennis. The exhibition runshtml Read more →

Opens Thursday 15 January, 6–8:30pm Runs until 19 February, 2026 'sing me to where silence weeps' is a solo display of work by Patrick Hickey exploring portrayals of men within Irish visual culture. Read more →

The trackmaker was a sluggish mover by Bryony Dunne. Irish Architectural Archive, 45 Merrion Square, Dublin. Opening Thursday 15 January 2026, 6–8pm. 16 January–27 March 2026, Tuesday to Friday, 10am–5pm. The Irish Architectural Archive and Askeaton Contemporary Arts are pleased to announce The trackmaker was a sluggish mover, a solohtml Read more →

Sharú is a group exhibition bringing together the work of ten artists. The exhibition reflects a multicultural and multinational group of artists working in Ireland today. Together they present painting drawing sculpture and photography that explore ideas of identity roots and ongoing transformation. At the heart of Sharú is thehtml Read more →

Siobhan McDonald’s multifaceted project explores Dublin's deep history as a mutable landscape shaped by water, cosmology, and human intervention.  Through film, sound, painting, and sculpture, the installation investigates how the city’s shifting ground holds memory and resilience. PASSAGE traces the interdependence of human and more-than-human worlds, revealing the city ashtml Read more →

The Last Balkan Cowboy is a long-term project by Dragana Jurišić that follows the footsteps of cult Yugoslavian film director, Hari Džekson. Renowned for his interpretation of Wild West genre archetypes, Džekson lived a cowboy fantasy inspired by the rugged landscapes around Bijeljina in present-day Bosnia-Herzegovina. Using local people as his crew andhtml Read more →