Ongoing

Paradise Lost and Found

Old Barracks Heritage Centre, Cahersiveen, Co Kerry Cahersiveen, Kerry

Visual Art, Film Projection, Photography and Poetry Exhibition

Courageous Women – A Celebration of Change-Makers

The Tearooms, Glebe House, Co Donegal Letter Kenny, Donegal

A film installation by Mary Moynihan on display in The Tearooms, Glebe House, Co Donegal from 1 August to 31 October 2023. The film is an imagined re-creation of moments from the lives of women in Irish history from 1916 to 1923

In Your Corner

Charleville Mall Library North Strand Road, Dubin 1

Exhibition of photographs by Matt Spalding taken in the Dublin Docklands Boxing Club

Courageous Women – A Celebration of Change-Makers

Rathfarnham Castle Rathfarnham Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin +1 more

Courageous Women is a film installation by Mary Moynihan on display in Rathfarnham Castle, Dublin, from 4 October to 5 November 2023, Wednesday - Sunday only. The film is an imagined re-creation of moments from the lives of women in Irish history from 1916 to 1923

Eternal Rebels Change-Makers Exhibition

The Pumphouse Dublin Port, Alexandra Road, Dublin 1

A multi-disciplinary exhibition by artists Mary Moynihan, Amna Walayat and Hina Khan. The exhibition features visual art, film, photography and poetry and is a visual and poetic reflection on the stories of change-makers in Irish history from the Decade of Centenaries to today

Trigger for Change

Online

A radio documentary by artist Sinead McCann, exploring the challenges people with a criminal record face in securing employment on release from prison

Contatto

Online

Video interviews with migrant and second-generation artists based in Ireland.

Human Rights Under Threat: The Arts Respond

Pearse Street Library Conference Centre 144 Pearse Street, Dublin 2

An interview with poet and translator George Szirtes on themes of poetry and human rights accompanied by readings from writer and translator, Csilla Toldy, presented by Irish PEN / PEN na hÉireann in partnership with Smashing Times International Centre for the Arts and Equality.

Free