Exhibitions & Events

The Centre Culturel Irlandais is delighted to present new works by renowned designer and maker Joseph Walsh in special collaboration with ceramic artist Sara Flynn.

Merging film, 3D modelling, animation, AI and a captivating soundscape, this immersive installation takes us on a journey of transformation through the fabric of life, grounded in our shared connection to nature and the comsic elements.

Over the last three years, Michael Hanna has set out to change his deep-set allegiance from Everton Football Club to their arch rivals, Liverpool. This exhibition documents the artist’s transition as well as highlighting themes of tribalism, empathy, solidarity and identity.

This courtyard exhibition marks the centenary of Ireland’s entry onto the sporting stage as an independent nation at the 1924 Paris Olympics and highlights the interaction of sport with international issues.

To commence our Saint Patrick's festival, the third phase of the CCI's Project Space focuses on Gaelic games.

From the upheaval of the revolutionary period to the simple beauty of rural scenes, this selection of photos from the bestselling series ‘Old Ireland in Colour’ brings to life Ireland’s 19th- and 20th-century history.

To start our St Patrick's celebrations, we are launching our two exhibitions : Project Space #3 Sports Gaéliques and Old Ireland in Colour.

This second phase of our experimental visual arts space focuses on the lure, lore and power of the sea.

An inspiring evening in the company of eminently creative and resilient women, led by Emeritus Olympic sportswoman Mary Peters.

The CCI launch its winter season with Project Space #1 ‘Ballon rond’.

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.