Nuit Blanche
- Saturday 6 June
- 8pm until midnight
- Free entry, reservation recommended
Clare Langan's exhibition, Earthbound, will be open
Foodtruck: Burger Boss
Médiathèque open
Rendez-vous pour une soirée de festivités au CCI !
Shiro Masuyama
As from 8pm
To mark 10 years since the vote for Brexit went through in June 2016, the CCI will present Japanese artist Shiro Masuyama’s sculpture and film Brexit Sausages.
A socially-engaged artist based in Northern Ireland, he occupies a unique position from which to explore how identity can be shaped by prevailing political forces.
After Brexit, the Northern Ireland Protocol dictated that Northern Ireland would continue to follow EU rules on product standards to prevent checks along its border with Ireland. Instead, inspections on goods entering Northern Ireland from Great Britain would take place at Northern Irish ports which prompted criticism that a new border has been created in the Irish Sea. Under EU food safety rules, sausages were then prevented from entering Northern Ireland from Great Britain (though there have been temporary truces to keep trade flowing).
In 2022, Masuyama created a new social intervention using sausages to highlight this Irish Sea border created after Brexit. The artist and his friends departed from Stranraer in Scotland to Belfast by boat and sailed along the Irish Sea border with the linked sausage sculpture floating behind the boat.
Crédit photo : Helmut Lemke
Cúán de Búrca
9pm
Cúán de Búrca is a poet, musician and presenter from Dublin. A graduate of Trinity College, he has worked in radio and TV, notably with RTÉ, TG4, Raidió na Life and Raidió na Gaeltachta, and now hosts a podcast about folklore. A native Irish speaker, his Irish language poetry has been published in various journals.
Tonight, following his appearance at the Marché de la Poésie, he celebrates the richness of traditional Irish culture through poetry readings and musical performance.
Sugabooo & Lil Skag
10pm
Moving from WhatsApp to the big stage, Sugaboo has created a buzz in the Dublin underground and now gathers 12K monthly Spotify listeners. His debut mixtape “Kimmagination”, released in August 2025, and his single "Going Ballistic" have garnered attention from Kneecap’s Moglai Bap and Lewis Capaldi. Longtime collaborator Lil Skag, from Co. Wexford, combines trap and drill with a unique charm and Irish humour; together they have released a vibrant EP: Skagaboo. Taking to the stage marks a natural next step in their shared journey. Having performed across Ireland and the UK, their first live show in France sees them join up with DJ Sean Roche for a wicked blend of sharp lyricism, chemistry and raw energy. Not to be missed!