Sharing a mutual admiration for each other’s work, Liz Roche and composer David Coonan have begun a collaboration to create a major new piece for orchestra and dancers in partnership with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra.

This documentary is a fitting tribute to an extraordinary artist, whose revolutionary take on modern dance is brilliantly explained in a film that places interviews with the master, and footage of his work, front and centre.

Homebeat make a fond return to The Project Arts Centre to present a rare live performance from one of Ireland's most exciting artists - Davy Kehoe.

Consisting of two main parts, 'Wait it Out' negotiates personal and historical narratives in relation to the reverberation of sectarian violence in Northern Ireland. The work reflects upon the indeterminate early days of the peace process and the climate of unease which motivated Johnston to relocate to Dublin in 1997.

Presented as part of Active Archive - Slow Institution: The Long Goodbye the gallery will play host to a special screening event of two projects that were commissioned by Project Arts Centre as part of the Off Site visual arts programme (1998-1999). Sandra Johnston  and Ronan McCrea will present visual materials about their work projects and will be joined in conversation by writer and curator Valerie Connor who worked with the artists on their projects.

Discover some of Temple Bar’s best keep secrets as three city centre arts organisations - Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Gallery of Photography and Project Arts Centre - join forces for a guided walking tour through their current exhibitions, and offer an insight into contemporary art in Ireland. Led by a team of friendly staff this is a chance for you to take a glimpse into the world of contemporary art, and ask all the question you always wanted to know the answers to.

What the Past Holds for the Future: Socialist Solidarity and the Perspective of a Research Exhibition A curator’s talk within ...

Sure Look It Fuck It is a spoken word odyssey through 24 hours in Dublin. It’s the story of Missy, back in town after years away trying to ‘make it’ as a returned emigrant. As she grapples with job interviews, inward blues and finding independence, she’s reminded that she used to fight for her buzz. It’s time to clear out her head and heart so she can start again. Its time for Missy to repeat that old Dublin mantra and just go, “FUCK IT”.

Discover some of Temple Bar’s best keep secrets as three city centre arts organisations - Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Black Church Print Studio and Project Arts Centre - join forces for a guided walking tour through their current exhibitions, and offer an insight into contemporary art in Ireland.

Based on real life prisoner testimonies, The Examination is an uncompromising and revelatory look at an aspect of our society that is all too often ignored.