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Visual Arts

Orla is a painter whose work embraces the beauty of the natural world expressing its atmosphere of magic and enchantment. Inspiration for this exhibition has come from her most recent residency at the Tyrone Guthrie Centre. The fairytale aspect of …

Orla Barry : Otherworldly

Visual Arts

In an attempt to approach the un-approachable and go where the faint-hearted don’t go, Brabazon opened a pot of Quink ink, took a deep breath and dipped into James Joyce’s famous novel. 18 small images emerged and like a scattering …

Gay Brabazon : Ulysses

Visual Arts

Interim is an exhibition at the University of Edinburgh’s Talbot Rice Gallery, featuring work by first year students from the MFA/MA Contemporary Art Practice course at Edinburgh College of Art. Realised through a dialogue between students and gallery curators, it …

James Clegg : Interim

Visual Arts

Intermedia Gallery, CCA, Sauchiehall Street 9th – 19th June Tue-Sat: 11:00–18:00, Sun: 12:00–18:00 All ages Free Drop-in Do you know what causes a seizure? For two hundred years doctors have been trying to explain epilepsy. This art exhibition looks at …

Rachel Hewitt : Beyond Epilepsy

Visual Arts

The Land will feature Paul Woods’ work. Woods will show 6 new paintings also on the theme of the 1916 Rising, completed in an abstract expressionist fashion. Woods works look at the scars and devastation of the land caused during …

Paul Woods : The Land

Visual Arts

”Where Is My Mind?” is the title and theme of a photo exhibition by Dave Hingerty of musicians and tour locations. The photographs represent the theme of duality which we all know, whereby people are engaged on one level with …

Dave Hingerty : Where is my Mind?

Visual Arts

The exhibition at SOMA, ‘HARD GIRLS’ is a celebration exhibition of surfaces and the superficial, the damaged and the disastrous. Fuelled by the aesthetics of ‘women-only gyms’, make-up tutorials, bodybuilder’s instagram feeds and a general sense of fatigue, this show …

Jennifer Mehigan : Hard Girls

Visual Arts

Brendan McCarthy from the Cork Mental Health Foundation introduces ‘Reflecting Through Art’. From 1st May to 8th June 2016 ‘Reflecting Through Art’ is an exhibition open to anyone using the mental health services. The project aims to encourage creative activity, …

Brendan McCarthy : Reflecting Through Art

Music Visual Arts

A music and live art performance devised by Donal Dineen, produced by The Dock and Siobhan O Malley. The Pipes, The Pipes is a homage to the singular magic of the Uilleann Pipes. Since it premiered with a sold out …

Siobhán O’Malley : The Pipes The Pipes

Music Theatre

Eileen Gray defied expectations – from her innovative designs to her unconventional personal life she challenged what it meant to be an artist, a woman and to be Irish. Inspired by her inimitable life and work, INVITATION TO A JOURNEY …

CoisCéim, Crash Ensemble, Fishamble and Galway International Arts Festival : Invitation to a Journey

Visual Arts

Central Arts in Waterford presents Lens Flare, an exciting group photography exhibition. Lens Flare is the brain child of Ciara O Connell, Director of Central Arts, who was quoted as saying “I have a huge passion for contemporary photography and …

Ciara O Connell : Lens Flare

Visual Arts

“On the 23rd of May 2015 the people of Ireland made history by becoming the first country in the world to vote by popular mandate to change their constitution to allow for the introduction of same sex marriage. The joyous …

Charlie Bird : A Day in May

Visual Arts

As part of our look at Art in Ireland, here’s a recent clip from SOMA in Waterford.  ‘HARD GIRLS’ is a celebration exhibition of surfaces and the superficial, the damaged and the disastrous. Fuelled by the aesthetics of ‘women-only gyms’, make-up …

Jennifer Mehigan : Hard Girls

Visual Arts

Experimental Film Society Exhibition at Triskel Project Space Experimental Film Society (EFS) is a group of experimental filmmakers and associated artists whose work is distinguished by an uncompromising devotion to personal, experimental cinema. They have in common an exploratory approach …

Maximilian Le Cain : Luminous Void

Visual Arts

Curated by Bairbe Sámh, Mary Crowe Trueman and Petrina Hanlon as part of the Creative Well Curation Project 2016. This Exhibition is free and open to the public. McKenna gallery is an art gallery situated down stairs at the Riverbank …

Carolanne Courtney : In Courage

Visual Arts

Two projects by Ciaran Burke, oneTree365 and Scoodoos celebrate the beauty and importance of trees. oneTree365 documents one year in the life of a tree, 365 photographs of a grey willow growing on a quiet country lane in Mayo. On …

Eric Hennelly Flanagan : A Tree for a Scoodoo

Visual Arts

Designed not to camouflage, but to distort a ship’s appearance when viewed through a telescope, ‘Dazzle’ was developed by the British marine artist Norman Wilkinson to counter the threat posed by German U-Boats. Using strongly contrasting blocks of colour, stripes …

Ciara Phillips : Every Woman

Visual Arts

Leitrim Sculpture Workshop and Print Studio recently ran a practical symposium on traditional print methods. This was followed with an exhibition of work and a celebration held on the 13th May 2016.

Liz Byrne and Phoebe Dick : Evidence of Small Behaviours

Festivals Visual Arts

Encouraging participation has been central to the British Art Show 8. Here National Community Coordinator Natalie Walton engages groups from Glasgow and Edinburgh in the BAS8 exhibition and activities during the final week of the touring show’s appearance in Edinburgh.

BAS8 Outreach : Edinburgh’s Royal Botanic Gardens & Inverleith House

Theatre

The acclaimed Central Arts, ‘Open Mic takes place each month and we are delighted to see how successful they have become. Central Arts is taking submissions for acts; regulars and newbies, seasoned pros and first-timers. If you’ve been hiding your …

Niamh Moroney as Lady Lane : Central Arts ‘Open Mic’

Visual Arts

Vomit Apocalypse looks to ecological, technological and sci-fi futures, poking a cheeky finger at our role in the throes of the late-capitalist binge. The show brings together new installation and sculptural works by Dougie Laing, Jamie 3000, OMSK Social Club …

OMSK Social Club with Silas Parry, Dougie Laing, Jamie Cooper : Vomit Apocalypse

Visual Arts

Verne Dawson’s paintings typically display a preoccupation with history, collective memory and the measurement of time; he is fascinated by the attempts humanity has made to comprehend the mystery of our place on earth and to pass on inherited understanding …

Rachel McIntyre : Verne Dawson at Douglas Hyde

Visual Arts

Bill Lynch painted with oils directly onto plywood, the deft and often light marks belying the extensive deliberation afforded to his subjects. ‘He cared so much’, writes Michael Wilde in the publication accompanying this exhibition. He, like Verne Dawson, enjoyed …

Rachel McIntyre : Bill Lynch at Douglas Hyde

Music

Once, the multi-award-winning Irish musical drama, returns to the Olympia Theatre, Dublin from 2 July – 27 August, 2016. Once is full of glorious music and authentic Irish charm. With songs including the Oscar-winning Falling Slowly, this funny, moving and …

Lisa Fox & Bill Murphy: Once the Musical

Visual Arts

No Zebra Crossing an exhibition by Co Waterford artist, Anna Moore. The large scale acrylic paintings are an emotional response to over three years the artist spent working with the San of Namibia, (previously known as ‘Bush men’). The deep …

Anna Moore : No Zebra Crossing

Theatre

Silent is the touching and challenging story of homeless McGoldrig, who once had splendid things. But he has lost it all – including his mind. He now dives into the wonderful wounds of his past through the romantic world of …

Pat Kinevane : Silent

Visual Arts

‘Following the success of our 2014 exhibition ‘Young’, SO Fine Art Editions is pleased to announce the next installment ‘Young II’. This multidisciplinary exhibition will feature printmaking, photography, painting, sculpture, bookmaking and applied arts by an exciting group of young …

Catherine O’Riordan : Young II, SO Fine Art Editions

Visual Arts

Rising is a major photographic exhibition which showcases the National Library’s rich imagery of the events and locations of 1916. Rising draws on some of the most important collections of photographs at the National Library. It includes images from the …

Sara Smyth : NLI’s Rising and Signatories exhibitions

Visual Arts

Commissioned by Larry Lambe, the exhibition will feature works by artists including: Alice Maher, Robert Ballagh, Rita Duffy, Michael Coady and David Lilburn. Varying in scale and media, from painting to poetry, the only instruction the commissioned artists received from …

Dawn Williams : 1916 Ireland in Contemporary Art

Visual Arts

A Different Republic (Nov 2016 – Jan 2017) A visual arts exhibition rooted and centered on the theme of ‘Equality’ for presentation in 2016, this exhibition will be a complex consideration of the notion of Republic, where ideas of difference …

Sheena Barrett, Liz Burns, Pádraig Naughton, Suzanne Walsh & Aideen Barry : A Different Republic

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