UNDER THE SAME SKY is Nua Collective’s London debut exhibition at Candid Arts Trust, 20–23 November 2025. Bringing together Irish and Irish-connected artists across painting, photography, video, digital media, printmaking and installation, the exhibition reflects on coexistence, empathy and shared responsibility to our planet. Opening night: Thursday 20 November, 18:30–21:00. Open daily 10am to 9pm until 23 November. More at www.nuacollective.com.

Exhibition continues from the 24th of October to the 23rd of November 2025

Deirdre Brennan’s image of Sinead O’Connor’s funeral courage was selected for “The Canticle of the Creatures”
Trieste Photo Days Canticle of the Creatures” refers to an international photography project and exhibition inspired by St. Francis of Assisi’s hymn, with a photographic book published and exhibited at both the Palazzo Frumentario in Assisi and during the main Trieste Photo Days festival. The project was an open call for photographers to visually interpret the themes of the Canticle and culminated in a main exhibition in Trieste in late October 2025, following an earlier one in Assisi that ran from September 1–21, 2025.

Cosmos Gallery and Studios in Dhaka Bangladesh and the Department of foreign affairs are delighted to invite you to the inaugural cultural exchange residency and exhibition by Oona Hyland which will be opened by the Irish Ambassador to India in Dhaka on November 4th The exhibition will run until the end of November 2025 .

Let’s Re-Imagine Laika + recent works invites us into Suzy O’ Mullane’s universe of empathy, mythology and imaginative rescue. Through her characteristic blend of tenderness and surrealism, O’ Mullane re-casts the tragic figure of Laika—the first dog sent into orbit—as a symbol of endurance and transcendence.
Here, the act of imagination becomes a form of healing: a way to repair what history has broken, to write gentler endings for stories of sacrifice and loss. The eponymous work extends beyond Laika’s narrative into a wider meditation on identity, vulnerability and power—human, animal, and cosmic.

Algorithmic Random Selected AV Exhibition | Works by Aleksei Martyniuk , Alessia Damiani – Vincenzo Ascione , Alric Devotta , Ana Da Cunha Alves , AnimaeNoctis , anneke bosma , Damian Anache , Diana Rojas , Enzo Cillo and Renato Grieco , Fran Orallo , IZABELLA RETKOWSKA , Jean-Michel Rolland , Joas Nebe , Karolina Cykowska-Halczuk , Kenji Kojima , Marco Balbi , Matteo Campulla , Noel Molloy , Pixel8or , Ralf Kempf / Dietmar Kempf , Remy Ryumugabe , Sandrine Deumier , Sergey Khismatov , Simon Coates , Subrata Ghosh , Tina Šulc Resnik , Vasilis Karvounis , Wei Yang , Wieslawa Nowicka , Zack Nguyen , Zheyan Li/Yanzhen Huang

​​Drifting Sovereignty is a multidisciplinary exhibition that critically engages with the shifting nature of borders and the performance of power at geopolitical and environmental margins. Through photography, sculpture, video, and performance, the exhibition interrogates how sovereignty is both asserted and destabilized in contested spaces.

OPENING RECEPTION WITH THE ARTIST, CURATOR MEET-AND-GREET, FILM SCREENINGS, AND MORE

“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.

As part of Irish Gothic, a retrospective of Hurl’s extraordinary career presented by IAC in partnership with the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA), we will be offering special opportunities this September for audiences to engage with the artist and her work, including an opening night reception; a talk with curator Johanne Mullan of IMMA; a members-only private tour of the exhibition; screenings of the documentary Dawn to Dusk, which follows the artist collective Na Cailleacha, of which Hurl is a founding member; and gallery hours for an Irish Gothic theatre installation. Admission is free.

Exhibition continues from the 24th of October to the 23rd of November 2025

Deirdre Brennan’s image of Sinead O’Connor’s funeral courage was selected for “The Canticle of the Creatures”
Trieste Photo Days Canticle of the Creatures” refers to an international photography project and exhibition inspired by St. Francis of Assisi’s hymn, with a photographic book published and exhibited at both the Palazzo Frumentario in Assisi and during the main Trieste Photo Days festival. The project was an open call for photographers to visually interpret the themes of the Canticle and culminated in a main exhibition in Trieste in late October 2025, following an earlier one in Assisi that ran from September 1–21, 2025.

Cosmos Gallery and Studios in Dhaka Bangladesh and the Department of foreign affairs are delighted to invite you to the inaugural cultural exchange residency and exhibition by Oona Hyland which will be opened by the Irish Ambassador to India in Dhaka on November 4th The exhibition will run until the end of November 2025 .

​​Drifting Sovereignty is a multidisciplinary exhibition that critically engages with the shifting nature of borders and the performance of power at geopolitical and environmental margins. Through photography, sculpture, video, and performance, the exhibition interrogates how sovereignty is both asserted and destabilized in contested spaces.

Algorithmic Random Selected AV Exhibition | Works by Aleksei Martyniuk , Alessia Damiani – Vincenzo Ascione , Alric Devotta , Ana Da Cunha Alves , AnimaeNoctis , anneke bosma , Damian Anache , Diana Rojas , Enzo Cillo and Renato Grieco , Fran Orallo , IZABELLA RETKOWSKA , Jean-Michel Rolland , Joas Nebe , Karolina Cykowska-Halczuk , Kenji Kojima , Marco Balbi , Matteo Campulla , Noel Molloy , Pixel8or , Ralf Kempf / Dietmar Kempf , Remy Ryumugabe , Sandrine Deumier , Sergey Khismatov , Simon Coates , Subrata Ghosh , Tina Šulc Resnik , Vasilis Karvounis , Wei Yang , Wieslawa Nowicka , Zack Nguyen , Zheyan Li/Yanzhen Huang

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. 

Let’s Re-Imagine Laika + recent works invites us into Suzy O’ Mullane’s universe of empathy, mythology and imaginative rescue. Through her characteristic blend of tenderness and surrealism, O’ Mullane re-casts the tragic figure of Laika—the first dog sent into orbit—as a symbol of endurance and transcendence.
Here, the act of imagination becomes a form of healing: a way to repair what history has broken, to write gentler endings for stories of sacrifice and loss. The eponymous work extends beyond Laika’s narrative into a wider meditation on identity, vulnerability and power—human, animal, and cosmic.

UNDER THE SAME SKY is Nua Collective’s London debut exhibition at Candid Arts Trust, 20–23 November 2025. Bringing together Irish and Irish-connected artists across painting, photography, video, digital media, printmaking and installation, the exhibition reflects on coexistence, empathy and shared responsibility to our planet. Opening night: Thursday 20 November, 18:30–21:00. Open daily 10am to 9pm until 23 November. More at www.nuacollective.com.