Sebastian Guinness Gallery

Established in January 2008, The Sebastian Guinness Gallery is dedicated to bringing international art and artists to Ireland. Sebastian Guinness has been involved with international art exhibitions for the past 25 years in Germany, the United States and Ireland. He has represented amongst others, artists James Turrell, Helen Chadwick, Kenny Scharf and George Condo.

Hillsboro Fine Art

Founded by gallery director John Daly in 1995, Hillsboro Fine Art is widely recognised as Ireland’s leading 20th-century and contemporary gallery and has now established a significant reputation around the world.


The gallery is conveniently located one minute from O'Connell Street in the cultural and social heart of Georgian Dublin. Originally called Rutland Square, Parnell Square is the second earliest of Dublin's squares and is also the location of Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane, which houses one of Ireland's foremost collections of modern and contemporary art, including the wonderful Francis Bacon Studio. The square is also home to the Dublin Writers Museum, the historic Gate Theatre and the Garden of Remembrance.
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Image: Gwen O'Dowd

Crawford Art Gallery

The Crawford Art Gallery is housed in one of the most historic buildings in Cork city. Originally built in 1724, the building was transformed into an art gallery in the late 19th century, and a dramatic new extension was added in 2000.


The Gallery's collection includes works from the 18th century through to contemporary, including works by James Barry, Daniel Maclise, Mainie Jellet, Louis Le Brocquy, Jack B. Yeats, Dorothy Cross, and Tacita Dean. At the heart of the collection is a collection of casts from Greek and Roman sculpture, brought to Cork in 1818 from the Vatican Museum in Rome. The Gallery is committed to fostering recognition, critical assessment, and acknowledgement of historical and contemporary art, through its exciting and diverse temporary exhibitions, with a dynamic education and outreach programme for all ages. Recently designated a National Cultural Institution, with its popular Ballymaloe café and gallery bookshop, the Crawford has a unique ambience that attracts over 200,000 visitors each year.

NCAD Gallery

NCAD Gallery supports contemporary practice and critical debate in the visual arts and reflects the diversity and strengths of the College by developing and promoting the future of art and design in Ireland.

IMMA

The Irish Museum of Modern Art is Ireland's leading national institution for the collection and presentation of modern and contemporary art. The Museum presents a wide variety of art in a dynamic programme of exhibitions, which regularly includes bodies of work from its own Collection and its award-winning Education and Community Department. It also creates more widespread access to art and artists through its Studio and National programmes.

Green On Red Gallery

The Green On Red Gallery began in 1992 and has since become one of Ireland’s most dynamic and exciting galleries. We represent some of the best contemporary work on the market, both Irish and international. The programme is based on 10-11 solo exhibitions and 1-2 group or thematic exhibitions per year.  Green On Red participates annually in international art fairs and the gallery’s artists regularly exhibit abroad in both private and public venues. Please refer to our news page to find out more…


Along with our programme of exhibitions at home and abroad, the gallery offers a consultancy service tailored to individual needs:
• Building individual private collections
• Consulting with companies and organisations to supply artwork for their collections
• Finding the right piece for a particular location
• Advising on outdoor or public art projects

Graphic Studio Gallery

Graphic Studio Gallery was opened in 1988 with great vision on behalf of the Directors to protect and ensure the long-term success of Graphic Studio Dublin. It showcases up to 11 national and international fine art print exhibitions each year, as well as hosting talks and print demonstrations. Graphic Studio Gallery also participates in art fairs both in Ireland and abroad. Graphic Studio Gallery represents all of the studios members, as well as 100 other fine art printmakers from Ireland and abroad.
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Image: Geraldine O'Reilly: Walking the floors, etching, 34x28.5 cm

Kevin Kavanagh

Kevin Kavanagh is one of the Ireland's premier galleries showing Irish and international contemporary art. Founded in 1998, in 2008 the gallery moved to a 135m² space on Chancery Lane designed by architect Philip Crowe. It represents both established and emerging artists from Ireland and abroad. The gallery’s annual programme consists of 8 solo and 1 curated group show as well as special events, screenings, performances and participation at international art fairs.The gallery has published over 30 books on Irish art.


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Image: Amanda Coogan

LAB, The

The LAB was established by Dublin City Council in 2005 as a municipal arts hub, housing gallery, rehearsal and incubation spaces for a range of art forms. The LAB Gallery supports emerging art practices and delivers a year round programme of free events for all ages.  In addition to Dublin City Council, the LAB Gallery is supported by the Arts Council.


Exhibitions are selected from proposals and by direct invitation usually eighteen months in advance. We actively encourage collaboration across art forms and work with artists who are motivated by a strong line of enquiry.  In line with the Dublin City Council Arts Plan, our focus is on working with artists at critical points in the development of their practice, providing a first solo show or an opportunity for a more established artist to try out something new for example.  Artists such as Vera Klute, Lee Welch and Bea McMahon had their first solo shows at the LAB. We also commission new writing with every exhibition and develop carefully curated events and education programmes to provide spaces to look closer, share, enjoy, play, chat, experiment and critically debate art and the ideas inherent in the exhibitions.
We would like to acknowledge the support of our key partners including GradCAM on a range of conferences and events; Create, NCAD, iadt and DIT on the Create Learning Development Programme, and in 2015, UCD Art in Science. In 2016 our key partners include the National Gallery of Ireland and National Museum of Ireland. Since 2008 we have hosted an MA programme from iadt, previously MAVIS and since 2014, Art Research Collaboration.  A key programme at the LAB is our involvement in the arts education Project 20/20.

The Library Project

Initiated in 2011 by Claudi Nir and Ángel Luis González Fernández, from PhotoIreland, the first phase of ‘The Library Project’ sets out to offer the public an on-going collection of the latest photobooks, magazines and zines, produced by independent publishing companies, well-established, large publishing houses and self published. In 2012, the collection was expanded with the efforts of Arcangela Regis, and in 2013, with the support and passion of Steven Maybury, Katie Mooney-Sheppard, Gill Thorpe, Sinéad Corcoran, Nigel Payne, and Lorna Murphy.

The curated selection holds already over 900 items from 180 publishers worldwide, and welcomes everyone, both individuals and organisations, to contribute to and enjoy this unique public resource library.
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