Exhibitions & Events

Time for a touch of green - fun for all ages at CCI with live music, street performances and Saint Patrick’s festivities!

Sensual, RnB-flavoured pop fills the chapel this evening with an acoustic concert by the groovy Wicklow trio.

Hosted by Denis Kehoe as alter ego Esther Raquel Minsky, the programme for this evening focuses on gender and Joyce’s muse, his wife Nora.

For this final concert, Max Zaska is joined by Kean Kavanagh, a brilliant storyteller and performer who isn’t scared to be in the spotlight!

Shot over 10 years by director Brian Lally, this film features an extensive amount of TV and film archive material of almost four decades of Doyle’s musical work.

This multimedia installation in which images, music and words evoke Joyce's imagination and explore new paths in this labyrinthine work that lends itself to multiple readings and infinite interpretations.

How did Paris influence the final stages of Ulysses? As we celebrate the centenary of the publication of Ulysses in Paris...

CCI presents a new exhibition of work by six artists that explores key influences that were already at play in 1922 when Ireland became a Free State, together with the legacy of those that were put in train by its new government.

For its courtyard exhibition, the CCI has selected eighteen photos from this large body of work, one representing each chapter of “Ulysses”.

Lauded by the Irish Times as the “most courageous Irish album of the year”, Edel Meade’s ‘Brigids and Patricias’ is celebrated alongside leaders from the world of French and Irish theatre.