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Born in Belfast and based in London, Hannah Starkey is internationally renowned for what she describes as “explorations of everyday experiences and observations of inner-city life from a female perspective”.

Using Trinity College Dublin as a backdrop, this specially commissioned film focuses on a number of forgotten episodes in Irish history and the current political climate in Ireland.

Selling all sorts of 1916 memorabilia, ‘The Souvenir Shop’ nods to Tom Clarke’s tobacconist shop and questions attitudes towards violence, commemoration and national identity.

Late-night opening of the exhibitions ‘On Doubt’, ‘Would you die for Ireland?’ and Peep’ on the occasion of the Nuit européenne des mus

John Byrne explores attitudes to patriotism and symbols of nationhood from an Irish perspective

What role does doubt play in the life of those who look to realise an ideal?

Tom Molloy examines the interaction of politically charged symbols from the position of an outsider living in France.

The impact of conflict revealed by world-famous portraitist Colin Davidson

This exhibition looks at the renowned photographer’s relationship to his native Co. Mayo

CCI and the Design & Crafts Council of Ireland celebrate Ireland’s year of design with this exhibition of selected work by Ireland’s best artisans.

For the sixth year in a row, the CCI is delighted to participate in the Nuit européenne des musées

David Crone is among the most highly regarded and influential painters working in Northern Ireland.

Versatility and perceptiveness characterise Mark Clare’s artistic practice.

Basé à Belfast depuis les années 1990, l’artiste visuel Dan Shipsides s’intéresse à la perception.

Grace Weir’s films explore the limitations of our visual abilities

Film artist Jenny Brady explores ideas around translation, perception and language.