Discover what’s on internationally with Irish artists in our curated global visual-arts guide: from Sean Scully’s landmark retrospective at New York’s Guggenheim Museum and Dorothy Cross’s immersive installation at Paris’s Palais de Tokyo to emergent painter Caoimhín O’Healaí’s solo show at London’s Saatchi Gallery. Catch Alice Maher’s multidisciplinary work in the Venice Biennale collateral events, Michael Craig-Martin–inspired pop-up sculptures at Art Basel Miami, and Sinead O’Donnell’s boundary-pushing performance art at the Berlin Art Week. Our roundup also highlights group exhibitions at Frieze London, digital-art showcases featuring Niamh O’Malley at the Centre Pompidou’s online platform, and photography fairs in Tokyo featuring the lens of Irish photojournalists. Stay up to date with international art-fair previews, biennale tours, and exclusive studio-visit open days—perfect for collectors, curators, and art lovers seeking Ireland’s creative talents on the world stage. Elevate your global art calendar with insider access to the latest exhibitions, talks, and collaborative projects by Irish artists abroad.
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Exhibition continues from the 5th of September to the 12th of December 2025.
“It’s terrible to think [about] where I get my inspiration, but all these things are fodder to me as an artist. I love trees. I love mountains. But I don’t want to go out and paint them. I don’t paint to make money. I paint what I want, and I’ve always been political.”
— Patricia Hurl
For the past 40+ years, the painter Patricia Hurl has portrayed the lives of Irish women and their experiences as housewives, child-bearers, caretakers, providers and warriors navigating a male-dominated world, evoking the broad spectrum of emotions felt by her subjects through expressionistic, layered brushstrokes and blending the figurative and abstract.
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The CCI is delighted to present a selection of works from Daragh Soden’s latest series of large-format portraits, Ladies & Gentlemen, which raises questions around gender roles, photographer-subject relationships and performative expressions of identity.
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The CCI is delighted to present a selection of works from Daragh Soden’s latest series of large-format portraits, Ladies & Gentlemen, which raises questions around gender roles, photographer-subject relationships and performative expressions of identity.
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Lyónn Wolf’s De-production creates an installation running through a succession of spaces in Flat Time House. Playing upon the narrative and spatial tropes of popular Science Fiction, De-production has grown into an ongoing project for Wolf, tracing states of transition through what he describes as ‘an intentional re-patterning of reproductive logics’. Themes drawn from close readings of Ridley Scott’s Alien motion picture and subsequent sequels from 1979 to 1997 are a dominant aspect explored – monstrous motherhood, alienated embodiments and transitional states.
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Exhibition continues from the 29th of November 2025 to the 11th of January 2026.
Work from Irish artist Enda O’Donoghue will be featured in the exhibition Horizonte at the Kunstverein Neukölln in Berlin.
This exhibition brings together a wide mix of artists exploring the idea of horizons from diverse perspectives. The Kunstverein Neukölln has long operated as one of the district’s important artist-run spaces — independent, non-commercial and focused on providing a platform for emerging and established artists working outside market pressures.
29th November to 11th January 2026 – Wed. to Sun. 2pm to 8pm
Opening: Friday, 28th November 2025, 7pm
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Exhibition continues from the 5th of September to the 12th of December 2025.
“It’s terrible to think [about] where I get my inspiration, but all these things are fodder to me as an artist. I love trees. I love mountains. But I don’t want to go out and paint them. I don’t paint to make money. I paint what I want, and I’ve always been political.”
— Patricia Hurl
For the past 40+ years, the painter Patricia Hurl has portrayed the lives of Irish women and their experiences as housewives, child-bearers, caretakers, providers and warriors navigating a male-dominated world, evoking the broad spectrum of emotions felt by her subjects through expressionistic, layered brushstrokes and blending the figurative and abstract.
Read more →
