exhibitions dublin

Our visitor centre is situated in a modern building on the Grand Canal Basin in Ringsend in the southeast of Dublin City. The Centre houses an exhibition which explores Ireland's inland waterways, their historical background and their modern amenity uses. The display, which includes examples of art and literature inspired by the waterways and working models of important engineering features, highlights the significance in today's world of a network of inland waterways developed some 200 years ag...

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Bram Stoker’s Dracula Experience is an entertaining day out for the family and it will be an experience you will never forget! This exhibition takes a grueling and scary look at the life of the neck-biting Dracula.

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The main section of the Wax Museum broadly reflects the historical and cultural development of Ireland. Included in the collection is life-sized figures of Robert Emmet, Wolf Tone, Parnell, our President and Taoisaigh together with literary figures such as Joyce, Yaets and there contempories.

Many sporting figures are also featured as proud reminders of international successes. The Museum has a stunning four-character exhibit of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace. In the hall of the Me...

Since it's opening in May 2006, The Mill Theatre, Dublin is extremely proud to present various exhibitions of work by different artists.

An upcomming exhibition will show case the works of Gina McKennna Burns, this will take place from April 12th to May 8th 2008....

‘BY INVITATION’

RUNS AT THE PAUL KANE GALLERY FROM FRIDAY 22ND AUGUST UNTIL SATURDAY 13TH SEPTEMBER.

GALLERY OPENING HOURS; TUESDAY TO FRIDAY 11AM TO 6PM

SATURDAY NOON TO 5PM. CLOSED SUNDAY/MONDAY

By Invitation is an exhibition where three gallery artists have invited three artists-not associated with the gallery- whose work they admire to show alongside them in a small group show.

Jackie...

The World of Guinness:

Situated in the heart of old Dublin, the Guinness Storehouse is your introduction to the world's most famous creamy stout. Established in 1876, when Guinness was poised to become the largest brewery in the world, the Storehouse remained crammed with hopsacks (usually called bales or pockets) until 1957 when another storehouse replaced it.

The Storehouse has now been converted into one of Dublin's finest venues for historical and cultural exhibitions...

Individual works and groups of work will be displayed in rotation in the entire west wing galleries, covering all aspects of the collection to date.

The Collection has been many years in the making and the museum continues to acquire works by purchase, donation and long term loan, by Irish and non-Irish artists. In general terms the intention is to represent art of the post war period. This initiative will give people the opportunity to see the range and diversity of the museum's...

The Irish Museum of Modern Art is one of the most exciting developments in the Irish arts world.
The museum presents, through its permanent collection and temporary programmes, international and Irish art of the 20th century with associated educational and community programmes.
Performance, theatre and music are included in its work, with particular emphasis on the overlap between the visual and performing arts.
The Royal Hospital Kilmainham, the finest 17th-century bu...