Exhibitions & Events

Measuring 129cm in height, Corban Walker conceives site-specific sculptures and installations that are to be navigated and interacted with at his scale…

In this very personal exhibition, photography and texts are entwined by the Dublin-based photographer to address the complexities of exile, politics and betrayal together with family history.

The strength and variety of contemporary Irish painting in this show of six artists.

Join us for the launch of ‘L’Irlande des poètes’ - evocative poetry and images of Ireland presented in the form of a book and a CCI courtyard exhibition.

Multi-media artist Andrew Kearney is fascinated by the way that the built environment can bring to life real and imaginary memories, desires or dreams.

A fascination with time and the changeable nature of landmass underpins this exhibition by Siobhán McDonald. Art and science combine to bring visitors on a journey to both real and re-imagined Arctic spaces.

PhotoIreland presents a group exhibition of New Irish Works 2016 and a solo show by Daragh Soden that captures the world of Young Dubliners

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