Exhibitions & Events

The Centre Culturel Irlandais is delighted to present the premiere showing of four monumental photographs by Donovan Wylie, one of Ireland’s most renowned photographers.

This joint exhibition of paintings, drawings and scuptures by Cecilia Danell and Eamon O'Kane explores our relationship to landscape

Do take part in this fun interactive drawing installation organised as part of our Opening evening in conjunction with Culture Night and the Embassy of France in Ireland.

Performance et concert de David Ryan, Gwen Lebette, Coline Lemoine et Atelier portes ouvertes de Laurianne Bixhain.

The Centre Culturel Irlandais is delighted to present this exhibition of 400 original drawings by Franco-Irish artist David Ryan.

Join Paris-based artists Anne Cleary and Denis Connolly for an exclusive online guided tour of their exhibition "Invisible Light".

Stephen Brandes explores the interplay of word and visual language as a vehicle for storytelling with particular reference to travel fiction, absurdism and satire.

"Wilfully convoluted” sculpture, collage and painting combine with video work in this exhibition by Sam Keogh that explores underground (hi)stories of London

Aisling McCoy and Shane Lynam are Irish photographers based in Dublin. Their respective work shares a common interest in the built environment of continental Europe.

Ursula Burke uses porcelain sculpture, embroidery and drawing to explore abuses of power in both social and political sphere

Late-night opening of the exhibition ‘En attendant’ by Tomi Ungerer on the occasion of the Nuit européenne des musées.

Six hours of performance a day, five days a week, for six weeks! The demands and the beauty of this live exhibition are explored in this captivating documentary.

A prolific draughtsman and satirist, Tomi Ungerer lived and worked in Ireland from the 1970s until his recent passing. Chosen with him, this selection of recent collages and sculptures attests to the Beckettian tone of his response to world issues.

Empathy, justice and solidarity are themes that new-media artist Elaine Hoey explores through video and virtual reality in relation to the migrant “crisis”.

A weekend exhibition paying homage to Franco-Irish photographer Angélique Cheronnet which opens the same evening as a conversation with two renowned photographers included in CCI’s show ‘Surveillé·e·s’, Willie Doherty and Donovan Wylie.