Events

CHOKE : A meditation on grief and the alchemy of the abject. Preview: 13th June 2026. 6-8pm Artist talk and late opening: 17th and 18th June. 7-9pm Open daily: 14-21 June. Open 3-6pm and by appointment. This intimate, artist-initiated presentation of deeply personal new work coincides with Basel’s international arthtml Read more →

Upcoming exhibition by Dublin-based artist Rachel O’Connor, taking place at The Red Stables in St Anne’s Park, Clontarf, Dublin 3 this June. Originally trained and working as a classical musician, Rachel gradually transitioned into visual art over the past several years, developing a body of coloured pencil work focused onhtml Read more →

Liz Johnson’s art practice is project-based. Her recent work explores themes of transience and impermanence, and presence and memory.  In this series of landscape paintings, she approaches presence and memory from the periphery, as a space of fragility and quiet tension. Where boundaries soften and shift, and form is suggested rather than fixed. She revisits familiar landscapes tohtml Read more →

King Billy Was A Slave Trader is an exhibition of work by Julie Corcoran based on research begun during her two week artist residency at the Bristol Folkhouse Darkroom in January, supported by Cavan Arts Office. This groundbreaking exhibition will shed new light on recent evidence uncovered about King Billy’shtml Read more →

‘’Longing for Home’’, presents a collection of artworks that explore Slovak folk identity and memory through narrative retelling and reclaim. Drawing from personal female experiences while reflecting on the historical traditional years of Slovakia and the women that have lived it. Living away from my motherland leaves me with ahtml Read more →

This exhibition transforms the gallery into an immersive environment of paintings and embroidered texts which narrate the horrific story of Bridget Cleary, a young woman from rural Ireland who was brutally murdered in 1895 after being accused of witchcraft. The work is presented in a mapping fashion, connected by ahtml Read more →

Daniel Scully is a documentary photographer whose practice engages with the complex intersections between the urban/rural experience. Through a lens shaped by personal proximity to both spheres, Scully’s work interrogates the shifting boundaries, social dynamics, and cultural narratives that emerge where these places converge.The Glen Tavern with F.L.P. (Fun Limerickhtml Read more →

Sulphur is an exhibition of new work by visual artist Orla Whelan. Building on her longstanding interest in geology and colour, in 2025 Orla undertook research in collaboration with The Fold art and geology group, focusing on specimens of elemental sulphur from UCC's rock collection. Initially drawn to the intensehtml Read more →

An Instrument So Powerful, an exhibition of paintings by artist Lee Hamill, is an exploration through the history of Irish politics and television. Over the course of the 20th and 21st centuries television has played a vital role in our social infrastructure, in the family home, in the quiet momentshtml Read more →

The CHGS Summer Open Exhibition is a key annual showcase for emerging and established artists from Ireland and beyond. Presenting a diverse range of practices in a professionally curated group show, the exhibition is selected each year by an independent guest judge, this year Sarah Fuller Wallis. The Summer Openhtml Read more →