Events

TØN is pleased to announce our new exhibition 'Here Be Monsters' by Catalan artist Francesc Ruiz Abad, curated by Anna Penalva. This marks the second time Francesc’s work has been exhibited in Dublin, and we’re delighted to welcome him back 'Here Be Monsters' is a site-specific installation exploring marine mythologies,html Read more →

The culmination of Kirsty Bell's Fellowship at Belfast School of Art. Running from the 5th - 22nd of March in the Birley Building, York St, Belfast, BT15 1ED Read more →

A new exhibition by Hannah McMurray, bringing together carborundum prints and sumi ink drawings. Older works are revisited and disrupted, resisting linear time and allowing gestures to accumulate and overlap. Read more →

A Tenuous Line is a multimedia exhibition presented by Niamh McGuinne, a Dublin-based visual artist whose practice combines print, sculpture, film and installation. Her work investigates the formulations of middens, accumulations of discarded material, and historical rubbish heaps. There are 77 midden sites situated in Mayo, 18 of which arehtml Read more →

Ulster University presents 'The Shapes of Change', an exhibition bringing together paintings by Joseph McWilliams (1938–2015) and his son Simon McWilliams, two artists whose work captures different moments of transformation in Northern Ireland’s recent history. Both have strong links to the University: Joseph taught for many years as a lecturer inhtml Read more →

Intangible Bodies by Paul Moore opens in the Atypical Gallery from 5 March until 28 April 2026. Artistic Director Edel Murphy is excited to present this new exhibition in response to our Digital Exhibition Open Call. Paul utilises digital technology to explore themes and attitudes to disability in a mosthtml Read more →

Pilgrim is a solo exhibition by Susan Mannion, an Irish artist and curator whose practice centres on enamelled metalwork and printmaking. In this body of work, Mannion interrogates the enduring human impulse to gravitate toward liminal waterscapes and sacred sites—spaces where narrative, ritual, and topography coalesce. Informed by her traininghtml Read more →

Inga Ryan works in series. In Deep depicts human figures under water. She uses contrasting tones, intense colours and dramatic body language to convey action, movement, strength and a sense of a story unfolding. Some paintings are still, capturing quiet moments that suggest vulnerability. Throughout the works there is anhtml Read more →

Biscuit Tin Nostalgia is a solo exhibition by visual artist Elize de Beer, presenting a new body of work developed through engagement with the Liam Kennedy photographic archive at UCC Library’s Special Collections and Archives. de Beer offers a glimpse into the recent history lived memory of Cork by exploringhtml Read more →

SO Fine Art Editions Announces Margins: Fine art Photography by Michael Corrigan. Preview: 5th March 5 – 7.30 pm and continues until the 4th April. In ‘Margins’, Michael Corrigan presents a contemplative body of photographic work that reflects upon what lies at the edge: of land, sea and sky; ofhtml Read more →