Events

The Glen Tavern in partnership with F.L.P. (Fun Limerick Productions) present Seomra Comhrá (Conversation Room), combining the convivial setting of the traditional Irish Public House and the imagination of artists. Daniel Scully is a documentary photographer whose practice engages with the complex intersections between urban and rural experience. Through ahtml Read more →

University College Cork Museum Studies Students and Cork Public Museum are proud to present ‘Life, Death, Legacy: Ireland's Connected Bronze Age’. This exciting, student-curated exhibit explores the dynamic world of the Irish Bronze Age and shows how people from the past were not so different from us now. ‘Life, Death,html Read more →

Launch: Fri 29 May, 5pm Inaugurated by Cherry Smyth Two Singers One Song is an exhibition and artistic collaboration featuring painting and drawing by Jackie Askew and sculpture by Sheila Vollmer. Grounded in their shared language of abstraction, the exhibition highlights the relationship between their artwork and creative processes: 'Eachhtml Read more →

Inner Lives: Studies in Form, Emotion and Presence is an exhibition of recent figurative ceramic sculptures by Martin Marley. The work explores the expressive potential of the human form, focusing on vulnerability, gesture and quiet emotional presence. Through processes of reduction and simplification, Marley moves beyond physical representation to revealhtml Read more →

As Above, So Below explores painting as both material and metaphor. Built through layers, staining, transparency, and accumulation, the pigment spreads, settles, erodes, and condenses into abstract forms that suggest shifting relationships between atmosphere, landscape, and the body. Drawing on organic, cellular, and meteorological structures, the paintings examine processes ofhtml Read more →

Alison Barry is an artist working from her home in Limerick. Her current use of soft pastel, charcoal and oils allow a sense of freedom to my expression as an artist. Being self-taught she is constantly learning and developing her style which has been described as contemporary in its feel,html Read more →

BIND is a programme of three exhibitions of individual artist books as part of Cork Printmakers artist book library across 2026. The programme will activate the existing library and celebrate the new and innovative approaches to artists books as a both social and intimate durational art object.  The first inhtml Read more →

Clare Arts Office in conjunction with the Edna O’Brien Library in Scariff is delighted to present “Generations” bringing together the work of Deirdre Grimes, a painter, and her daughter Eibhlín, a ceramist. Generations highlights the dynamic between two artists working in close proximity, revealing how they influence and inspire onehtml Read more →

Clare Arts Office in conjunction with Cultúrlann Sweeney is delighted to present ‘Meascra” an exhibition by West Clare Artist Collective. The West Clare Artist Collective are Caroline Lernihan, Áine Rynne, Ceri Garfield and Claire Frawley. Following on from their first exhibition together in Clare Museum, “Fite Fuaite - Connections withhtml Read more →

‘‘a dreamers dream’ is a two-week solo drawing residency by Niamh Clarke at The Kiosk Space, where the gallery will function as an active studio. Throughout the residency, Niamh will create time-intensive drawings while working from a drawing station set up in the space. Literature plays a significant role inhtml Read more →