Kerry Arts and Human Rights Festival: Eternal Rebels – Irish Women Changemakers in History Exhibition
A visual art exhibition by Mary Moynihan integrated throughout the Barracks Heritage Centre.
A visual art exhibition by Mary Moynihan integrated throughout the Barracks Heritage Centre.
The exhibition features visual art, photography, poetry and film, mapping physical landscapes of nature to landscapes of the soul, reflecting on ways to hold on to the courage to be who we truly are and to let ourselves shine.
Immersive exhibitions across three historic floors
Featuring the work of Paddy Bushe (poet), Dominika Piekarska (visual artist), June O’Sullivan (novelist), Ita Ryan (writer), John Goode (poet), and Marie O’Shea (writer).
September brings together new and existing works by gallery artists and new artists working across a wide range of media and cultural backgrounds.
A multidisciplinary exhibition reflecting on peace, equality and human rights through contemporary visual and creative expression.
GOAL NextGen, with THINKHOUSE and designers and artists Farouk858 and Helen Steele, reimagine the Irish flag as a symbol of welcome, belonging, solidarity and community.
A guided walking tour exploring stories of resistance, struggle and human rights activism in Bray, from the Anti-Apartheid movement and Aboriginal solidarity campaigns to recent climate action.
Walking Through Women’s History 1916–1923 is a guided storytelling walk exploring the lives of four revolutionary Irish women
Join us for the premiere of Trócaire’s powerful new documentary film, End Fossil Power, followed by an inspiring panel discussion on climate justice and the transition to a clean, renewable future
An Irish-language evening with Laoighseach Ní Choisdealbha, a poet and writer and The Arts Council Scríbhneoir Cónaithe Gaeilge at Dublin City University (DCU), and Joe Phádraic Ó Fátharta, writer.
Presented by Front Line Defenders, this open mic night celebrates poetry, music, solidarity, human rights and social justice.