Past Exhibitions, Events

An exhibition stimulated by layers and interpretations of myth. Is there such a thing as an authentic myth? Does the truth of a myth lie in its roots and origins, or in the context of its retelling?

This exhibition looks at the 10 year struggle between two cultures in the West of Ireland.

As Ireland experiences recession and unemployment rapidly rises, four artists with a common interest in the complexities of multicultural living come together to examine attitudes to migration before this period of crisis.

If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution is a rolling curatorial platform for performative practices in visual art.

A rare opportunity to see the work of internationally-acclaimed Irish artist James Coleman, in Ireland's largest and most ambitious staging of his work to date. A collaboration between three of Dublin's leading cultural venues, the exhibition consists of six of Coleman's major works, two of which, Box(ahhareturnabout), 1977 and Untitled, 1998-2002, will be presented at Project Arts Centre.

An exhibition project in two parts, The Prehistory of the Crisis begins with an international exhibition at Project Arts Centre in October 2008.