Welcome to Visual Artists Ireland's Support for Visual Artists
02/07/2025 – 30/08/2025 @ – Representing Nature – An Exhibition by Colin Watson RUA ArtisAnn Gallery, 70 Bloomfield Avenue, Belfast, BT5 5AE Wed 2nd July to Sat 30th August Late Night Opening: WED 2nd July from 6 to 8pm Wed – Sat: 11am to 5.30pm ( Gallery closed Fri July 11th and Sat July 12th) www.artisann.org The paintings in the […]
Read More03/07/2025 – 23/08/2025 @ – Kerlin Gallery is pleased to present Pictures of You, guest curated by Miles Thurlow (Co-founder of WORKPLACE). The exhibition brings together 16 international and multigenerational artists, whose of images, objects and actions evoke specific, often fleeting, moments whilst simultaneously revealing incisive reflections on time, memory and social structures. Eve Ackroyd | Simeon Barclay | James […]
Read More04/07/2025 – 06/09/2025 @ – The Courthouse Gallery Studios in Ennistymon is delighted to announce the opening of its Summer Open Exhibition, launching on Tuesday, July 4th, and running throughout the summer season. Curated by acclaimed artist and curator Gabhann Dunne, the exhibition showcases an exciting and diverse collection of work from selected artists across Ireland. Visitors can expect a […]
Read More04/07/2025 – 09/08/2025 @ – ‘Future Fossils: Junk or Jewels’, a solo exhibition, by artist Fiona Mulholland, launching in the Linenhall Arts Centre on Friday, July 4th at 5pm. Exhibition runs until Saturday, August 9th. The solo exhibition “Future Fossils: Junk or Jewels” by Fiona Mulholland presents new and existing photographic and sculptural works that examine our conflicted and fragile […]
Read More05/07/2025 – 20/09/2025 @ – Mairead O’hEocha; Extra AlphabetsSat. 5 Jul. – Sat. 20 Sep. 2025Curated by Michael Hill Mairead O’hEocha’s recent paintings cast an array of extraordinary and everyday tabletop scenes that float in and out from the facts and furnishings of their surrounds: birds invade a garden lunch, an octopus coils its tentacles in a trophy room, a […]
Read More06/07/2025 – 03/09/2025 @ – Maeve McCarthy, Returning / Heritage Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council is pleased to present Returning / Heritage, an exhibition of new artworks by Maeve McCarthy. The exhibition opens at the Municipal Gallery, dlr LexIcon in Dún Laoghaire on Sunday 6 July and runs until Wednesday 3 September 2025, admission is free. The exhibition features new paintings, […]
Read More08/07/2025 – 30/08/2025 @ – INTERRUPTED (JOURNEYS)Brain Injury Matters NI8 July– 30 AugustExplore Interrupted (Journeys), a large-scale collaborative installation inspired by aural histories from Limavady. It tells the story of the lost Ross Sea Party, part of Shackleton’s Trans-Antarctic Expedition, highlighting courage, survival, and hope through an intricate origami display reflecting their perilous journey and determination. EXHIBITION LAUNCH: Tuesday 8th […]
Read More08/07/2025 – 14/08/2025 @ – Exhibition continues 28 June – 14 August 2025. An exhibition of new works on paper from Limerick Printmakers. RISK/ REWARD explores the importance and power in cultivating resilience as an individual and as an artist, while acknowledging the challenges of maintaining this quality in an increasingly complex world. Creative resilience allows artists to simultaneously “trust […]
Read More08/07/2025 – 16/08/2025 @ 11:00 am – 4:00 pm – Exhibition continues 14 June – 16 August 2025. These Magnetic Magnitudes Cecilia Danell Curated by Brenda McParland These Magnetic Magnitudes is a solo exhibition of new and recent paintings, textiles, ceramics and film by Cecilia Danell, curated by Brenda McParland. The exhibition explores the overarching theme of contemporary landscapes and our unfulfilled yearning for that […]
Read More10/07/2025 – 14/08/2025 @ – In his exhibition, open from this Thursday, Davy Mahon explores the idea of the eternal apocalypse. Toying with our fetishes of the end of the world, and confronting facets of zen Fascism and neoliberalism that sit at the heart of this, the artist asks, how do you make fun of such grim and grubby stuff? […]
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