The Sligo Wave

The Sligo Wave Fri. 31 May 2024 – Sat. 7 Sep. 2024 Tinka Bechert / Daniel Chester / Patrick Collins / Barrie Cooke / Patricia Doherty / Patrick Hall / Ronnie Hughes / Hazel McCrann / Seán McSweeney / Nick Miller / Cormac O’Leary / Andy Parsons / Emma Stroude

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Spirit Messages – aemi tour 2024

Spirit Messages; curated by aemi Sat. 23 Mar. – Sat. 4 May 2024 ‘Spirit Messages’ is aemi’s 2024 touring programme, an annual selection made to bring together some of the most exciting new moving image work by Irish and international artists. Alongside a variety of other concerns, the artists featured

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Marianne Keating; A Terrible Beauty

Marianne Keating; Áilleacht Uafásach / A Terrible Beauty Sat. 16 Mar. 2024 – Sat. 18 May 2024 2pm   |  Galleries Opening 4pm   |  Marianne Keating in Conversation with Miguel Amado 5pm   |  Drinks Reception This solo exhibition by the London-based, Irish artist Marianne Keating, brings together new and recent film-works

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Looking Forward, Looking Back

Looking Forward, Looking Back Tue. 20 Feb. – Sat. 22 Jun. 2024 Looking Forward, Looking Back presents an opportunity for visitors to explore new acquisitions, alongside some much loved favourites, from Sligo Municipal Art Collection. The Niland Collection was founded by former Sligo County Librarian Nora Niland in 1960, and

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We Are Here

We Are Here Young Model with artist Bryan Gerard Duffy Tue. 12 Dec. 2023 – Sat. 2 Mar. 2024 Launch Sun. 10 Dec. 3pm As part of The Sunset Belongs To You project, Young Model presents We Are Here – an exhibition of their work completed in workshops led by artist Bryan Gerard Duffy. Participants explore the essence

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Portraits from The Niland Collection

Portraits from The Niland Collection Tue. 12 Dec. – Sat. 2 Mar. 2024 On the occasion of The Model’s major portrait project, The Sunset Belongs to You, we are delighted to present an exhibition of portraits drawn from The Niland Collection. Portraiture is humanity’s most enduring artform, with roots that

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