Events

Black Gives Way to Blue is an exhibition of new work by Cork-based painter Ava Hayes. Working on large scale canvas, Hayes produces abstract, performative paintings which arise from an exploration of intense bodily feeling; the physical tension that arises when language and verbal expression fails. Her painting strategies playhtml Read more →

This year's Dublin Art book Fair: 'Flock' is guest curated by Dr. Selina Guinness. It features limited edition publications made by artists and designers, and new and unusual publications on art, design, architecture, photography, and visual culture from independent publishers! Explore and buy the publications, or book into one ofhtml Read more →

Across Eurasia, Encountering Ulster – Lin Li Solo Exhibition – 4 Dec to 8 Jan 2026. Exhibited works： - Sláinte - Tranquil Moment in Gleann na Srutha - The Silence of Ghaibhóile - Ten Minutes After Sunset, Béal Feirste - Flowing Mountain Light, Aontroim - Vortex of Bóthar na bhFálhtml Read more →

Opening reception Thursday 4th December 6pm. Exhibition Fri 5th - Weds 10th December. 1 - 6.30pm. Us, Nature is an exhibition of Plein Air paintings with each artist having a different approach. However they both find a way to commune with the nature around them and to capture the beautyhtml Read more →

This new body of work by Liudmila Kalinka explores clarity, calm, and joy through accepting thoughts, feelings, and sensations as a continuous flow of energy. This exhibition, shaped by an intuitive process and based on personal experience, reflects an inner flow as a cycle of states that arise, dissolve, andhtml Read more →

‘Istabraq Hall plays host to Limerick Expo 2025 this December, featuring the work of 11 local artists. Visitors can expect to see a fine representation of Paintings, Prints, Photography and Ceramics. As a group, we wish to bring culture and the arts into the city for the pre-Christmas period, tohtml Read more →

"Comfort and Joy" is an exhibition of recent artwork by Kirsten Murray. Featuring depictions of people & animals in ink & paint + , the general theme is finding light in a dark time. The scope runs from portraits of Palestine, to close personal (purrsonal & pawsonal) relationships. But thehtml Read more →

Clare Arts Office in conjunction with Clare Museum is delighted to present “Something for Everyone” an exhibition by Mid-West Branch of Irish Patchwork Society. This exhibition showcases a selection of small quilts by their members made over the last number of years. There are quilters of all skill levels andhtml Read more →

Even in the Darkest Times, Ranelagh Arts’ Winter Exhibition supporting Médecins Sans Frontières and their ongoing work in Gaza. Curated by Taffina Flood and Ria Czerniak, the exhibition features invited artists including Aideen Barry, Rachel Fallon, Maser, Corban Walker and Joy Gerrard, alongside selected works from our open call. Thishtml Read more →

 The exhibition will feature a new series of Éilis Fanning’s metalwork paintings of strange and dreamlike landscapes, that explore the fragmentary borderland infrastructure of open spaces that lie outside the urban and rural. Drawing together themes of isolation, change, transcendence, and a search for connection with the world, the exhibition inviteshtml Read more →