Events

All the People We Will Never Meet A solo exhibition by Thomas Brezing Curated by Cherry Smyth at Wexford Arts Centre 10th October – 16th December 2026 Opening Event: Saturday, 10th October at 4pm Guest Speaker: Writer and Critic Niall MacMonagle This exhibition grew out of a 15-year correspondence betweenhtml Read more →

As part of Baboró International Arts Festival for Children 2026 Launching 09 October, 6pm Step into the rain forests of Borneo and the wilds of Connemara and Clare in an exhibition celebrating these unique landscapes, traditions and cultures. Captivating photographic portraits by Karen Cox and David Metcalf of forest schoolhtml Read more →

Chorus – A solo exhibition by Richard Malone Wexford County Council Curated by Karla Sánchez Zepeda and Catherine Bowe 12th October – 20th November 2026 Opening: Saturday 10th October at 2 p.m. Guest Speaker: Seán Kissane, Curator – Exhibitions, Irish Museum of Modern Art Working across sculpture, textiles, drawing, installationhtml Read more →

The Rosslare Gallery proudly presents a solo exhibition of watercolour paintings by Japanese artist, Keiko Tanabe as part of the Wexford Festival Opera fringe exhibitions. Keiko painted the works en pleinair around Wexford and the south east this year as guest artist to Wexford’s plein air festival Art In Thehtml Read more →

Róisín is a new exhibition by Elinor O’Donovan exploring the life of her ancestor Charlotte Grace O’Brien (1845–1909), a writer and campaigner who advocated for Irish women emigrating to America. Through film, archival material and installation, O’Donovan traces O’Brien’s journeys between Ireland and New York and explores connections between migration,html Read more →

Come on a fantastical visual journey through other worlds of myth, folktale, poetry and wonder created by Shona Shirley Macdonald. An award-winning illustrator/author based in Co. Waterford, Shona creates unique characters and mystical worlds that fire the imaginations of children and adults alike.The exhibition includes illustrations from Shona’s new picturehtml Read more →

Exhibition runs 03/10/26-14/11/26. A century after American artist Rockwell Kent lived and painted in the remote valley of Glenlough, Donegal artist Kevin Lowery returns to this landscape in Land’s End – An Artist’s Journey to Glenlough 100 Years After Rockwell Kent. Developed over three years, the exhibition brings together 19html Read more →

Exhibition runs 07/10/26-29/11/26. ‘BEACONS’ is an exhibition of fine-art etchings by Susan Early charting a journey through lighthouses and martello towers around Ireland’s coast.Through these prints, Susan Early examines lighthouses and martello towers as enduring maritime landmarks—structures shaped by their landscapes, responsive to the elements and emblematic of protection, navigationhtml Read more →

Exhibition runs 12/09/26-17/10/26. An exhibition of large scale digital drawings by Niall Naessens.Employing references and observation embellished with memory and invention, these new worksdescribe incidents around the periphery of the night.The exhibition reflects Naessens’s deepening interest in Romanticism and the sublime.Through fantastic compositions and an interplay of darkness and light,html Read more →

Noel Molloy's films STONES IN HIS HEAD and APOCALYPSE selected for Almamoura Festival is a vibrant celebration of cinema, creativity, and culture. Set along the beautiful shores of Abu Dhabi, the festival brings together filmmakers, artists, and audiences from around the world to experience powerful stories, inspiring performances, and unforgettablehtml Read more →