Paul Maheke – We took a sip from the devil’s cup
We took a sip from the devil’s cup is Paul Maheke’s first solo exhibition in Ireland.
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We took a sip from the devil’s cup is Paul Maheke’s first solo exhibition in Ireland.
Paul Maheke – We took a sip from the devil’s cup Read More »
Compiling texts of varied natures, borrowed or written by Maheke himself, The Origin of Death is a performative lecture that takes the shape of a collective meditation on different forms of interconnectedness.
The Origin Of Death. Unresolved Reflections. Read More »
This Tuesday, 18 October, Project is pleased to host a lunchtime talk, with reflections and discussion from writer, curator and educator, Mia Lerm Hayes, joined by artist Colin Darke.
Hosted by Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Art Walk is a free outdoor guided tour introducing contemporary art exhibitions in Temple Bar
Art Walk with Project Arts Centre, Temple Bar Gallery + Studios and Photo Museum Ireland Read More »
Soon (In 45 Years’ Time) / Gan Mhoill (I gCionn 45 Bliain) is an exhibition that continues to triangulate a position for Project Visual Arts.
Join us for a panel on trans futures in Ireland, speaking to the challenges we face, what action is needed and what conversations we need to hold as a community, including on healthcare, rights and coalition-building.
WALK WITH US: a panel discussion on trans futures in Ireland Read More »
Projects Arts Centre is pleased to present I NEED YOUR HELP / TÁ DO CHÚNAMH AG TEASTÁIL UAIM, the first solo exhibition by Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley in Ireland, curated by Tendai Mutambu.
Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley: I NEED YOUR HELP / TÁ DO CHÚNAMH AG TEASTÁIL UAIM Read More »
Project Arts Centre and AEMI are pleased to host an artist talk and screening with Eva George Richardson McCrea as part of our open research project, Clear Away the Rubble / Glan an Spallaí ar Shiúl
Artist Talk and Screening – Eva George Richardson McCrea Read More »
Project is happy to host two upcoming events with Radical Queer Pride for Homes as part of our open research project Clear Away the Rubble / Glan an Spallaí ar Shiúl.
Radical Queer Pride for Homes – Open Meeting and Banner Making Workshop Read More »
Clear Away the Rubble / Glan an Spallaí ar Shiúl is an open research project about housing, one of the most critical issues conditioning the lives of artists and others in Dublin, and Ireland, today.
Clear Away the Rubble / Glan an Spallaí ar Shiúl : Public Programme Read More »
Project is delighted to present a panel discussion with researchers and activists from Community Action Tenants Union (CATU) regarding the launch of their new research project on the forgotten National Association of Tenants Organisations (NATO) rent strike of 1972/3.
National Association of Tenants Organisations (NATO) CATU Research Panel Discussion Read More »
Join is in Project’s Gallery space for this live-recording, Cian O’Callaghan in conversation with Tommy Gavin.
CORPO: The Empty City – Cian O’Callaghan and Tommy Gavin Read More »
Avril Corroon will give an online artist talk presenting her practice along with research ideas for her artwork DAMP TANK which will be hosted at Project Arts Centre through-out the year.
DAMP TANK by Avril Corroon Read More »
In the final weeks of This event is part of Clear Away the Rubble / Glan an Spallaí ar Shiúl, Project is testing out a no-pressure reading group.
Clear Away the Rubble / Glan an Spallaí ar Shiúl Reading Group Read More »
Mothering is a spatial practice: housing is everything. In this talk, Helen Charman will share some of her research into mothering and alternative housing practices in Britain and the north of Ireland in the 1970s and 80s.
Mother State: on Housing – Watch Back Read More »
As the housing crisis rages on across Ireland, we invite speakers from political parties and academia to discuss public housing as the solution to a problem appearing to have no end in sight under the current political strictures
Ireland’s Housing Crisis – Public Housing the Solution Read More »
An open research project about housing, one of the most critical issues conditioning the lives of artists and others in Dublin, and Ireland, today.
Clear Away the Rubble / Glan an Spallaí ar Shiúl Read More »
Join us for an open research project about housing, one of the most critical issues conditioning the lives of artists and others in Dublin, and Ireland, today.
Clear Away the Rubble / Glan an Spallaí ar Shiúl – Screening Programme Read More »
This online event is part of the public programme for our current exhibition Metabolic time / Am meitibileach.
Join us for this live reading of Imani Mason Jordan’s Objects Who Testify.
Objects Who Testify – Imani Mason Jordan Read More »
Metabolic time / Am meitibileach is an exhibition and public programme that considers ideas around time and the preservation of collective memory.
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aemi is delighted to present ‘Profit & Loss’ 4Ever Chemical (2014-2021) by Sibyl Montague, following on from Sibyl’s ‘Profit and Loss’ series of videos presented by aemi last year.
‘Profit & Loss’ 4Ever Chemical by Sibyl Montague Read More »
Derry Film and Video Workshop (DFVW), also known as Derry Film and Video Collective (DVFC), was established in Derry in 1983, incorporated in 1984, and lasted until 1990.
Open the book at a different page – Derry Film and Video Workshop Read More »
A free lunchtime outdoor tour introducing three contemporary art exhibitions in Temple Bar.
Working from Feeling to Feeling: a public conversation between Renèe Helèna Browne and Emma Wolf-Haugh and launch of Radclyffe Hall–The Lazerbeam Theirstory Projects zine.
In early 2021, the MExIndex, the database of Irish and Irish-based experimental film/artists’ moving images, undertook a comprehensive upgrading of its website, and in the process renamed itself Irish Artists Film Index.
Catalytic Intersections (Developing a framework for exploring artists moving images) Read More »