What's on

This multi-faceted exhibition considers the physical and psychological impact of partition on young people of the Irish borderlands.

Opening evening of our Paris Photo and PhotoSaintGermain listed exhibition that considers the impact of partition on young people of the Irish borderlands. Artists conversations, open-studios and Irish electro as well!

Renowned textile design artists Helen Delany and Brenda Aherne exhibit a number of textile artworks, including ‘Notifications Off’ which opens up a conversation around technology and mental health awareness.

Colin Martin’s work explores the relationship between humans and technology, and uses the genre conventions of representational painting to probe the digital age.

On the occasion of the Rugby World Cup, this courtyard exhibition celebrates the rugby relationship between France and Ireland.

The CCI is delighted to take part in the 19th edition of the nationwide "European Night of Museums" with late-night opening of the exhibition ‘To the Edge of Your World’ by Anita Groener on the occasion of the Nuit européenne des musées.

This exhibition specially created for the CCI evokes patterns of displacement and the fragility of human existence.

On the occasion of the opening of Anita Groener's exhibition To the Edge of Your World, our artists in residence offer you a unique evening combining projections, performances, readings and concerts.

Created in response to the centenary of partition on the island of Ireland, this new multimedia body of work invites us to reconsider narratives we think we know.

We are delighted to present the work of four alumni of Belfast School of Art at the University of Ulster alongside that of Martin Parr.

Four decades of change in Ireland seen through the eyes and lens of iconic photographer Martin Parr.

Specially commissioned installation in the CCI courtyard of the photographer's work made here in 2014.

Travel accounts by explorers and missionaries were an important means of expanding geographical and scientific knowledge. This fascinating exhibition in our Old Library spans documents from the 16th to the 19th centuries.

Performance, moving image and sound installation combine in this apocalyptical manifesto by multi-media artist Aideen Barry.