17.09.2024–18.11.2024
17.10.2024–17.10.2024
Foraging Media is a symposium, screening and workshop bringing together artists and researchers to discuss ecology, materialism and media.
04.11.2024–04.11.2024
Symposium: TEXT/TEXTILE explores the material culture of the Liberties, histories of weaving and tenting in this place and how language and textile arts meet.
25.10.2024–25.10.2024
~ SPECIAL EVENT ~ In Conversation event with guest speaker Sulaiman Khatib, Palestinian peace activist & co-founder of Combatants For Peace in dialogue with community activist Amel Yacef (The Rowan Trust)
NCAD Gallery presents Empathising with the Enemy | Louis Scully, a lens-based project developed through forging a network of individuals & organisations located in Palestine and Israel.
NCAD Gallery Incubation Residency 2024 awardee is artist filmmaker Louis Scully who will be resident in the Gallery space from June to September 2024.
24.06.2024–02.09.2024
FORTHCOMING > NCAD Graduate Public Events Programme 2024
07.06.2024–15.06.2024
Rewild Dublin? A one-day conference exploring the role of urban rewilding in mitigating climate change impact and biodiversity loss, and improving resilience in our city.
15.05.2024–15.05.2024
As part of the Staff Open Call 2024, the NCAD Gallery presents BORDER/RIVER/MOVER/BREATHER, a short-run programme of events with invited artist Nicole Antebi (US) comprising artist talks, installation works and a workshop, organised by Chloe Brenan (NCAD) and Éireann Lorsung (UCD).
09.05.2024–09.05.2024
Launched as part of the Open Call 2024, the NCAD Gallery is delighted to present the installation Aithníonn Ciaróg, Ciaróg Eile by Mollie Mia Murphy.
28.03.2024–12.04.2024
Launched 13 March 2024 as part of the Open Call 2024, the NCAD Gallery is delighted to present Horizontalius ~ an installation by Graham Holbrook-the paired student art practice of Arlo Graham and Nicole Holbrook.
14.03.2024–28.03.2024
The NCAD Gallery presents Mná Na hÉireanna sound installation by artist Michelle Browne programmed in advance of the upcoming Irish constitutional referendums, the Family Amendment and the Care Amendment for public vote on Friday 8 March 2024.
27.02.2024–12.03.2024
As part of the Staff Open Call 2024, NCAD Gallery presents the In Conversation Event: Artist Michelle Browne introduces Ivana Bacik TD, Labour Party leader, and chair of the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Gender Equality
27.02.2024–27.02.2024
An Exhibition of Expanded Printmaking by NCAD Print Department Year 2 Students, 2024.
25.01.2024–09.02.2024
A symposium on building and maintaining alternative infrastructures that support activist art action.
04.12.2023–05.12.2023
NCAD Gallery presents a solo exhibition of artist Elaine Hoey programmed on the occasion of the BETA Festival of Art and Technolgy.
03.11.2023–15.12.2023
The NCAD Gallery is delighted to present a short run exhibition of artist NIcolas Ryan with their interactive, immersive installation Transition To Transcendence (2023) programmed on the occasion of the BETA Fesival 2023. This is a ticketed event - tickets will be released on Tuesday 31st October 2023 - link forthcoming.
03.11.2023–10.11.2023
The NCAD Gallery celebrates the touring exhibition ELECTRO-FUSE Paris at the Centre Culturel Irlandais (CCI) ‘Galerie’, exhibiting a number of textile artworks by renowned textile design artists and NCAD alumnae Brenda Aherne and Helen Delany (Electronic Sheep).
16.09.2023–29.10.2023
NCAD Works
09.06.2023–16.06.2023
LAUNCH of NCAD DesignLabs | Health Made Better - Tuesday 25 April, 6PM-8PM. NCAD is launching DesignLabs, a new interdisciplinary centre for creative, human-centred design research and practice.
25.04.2023–12.05.2023
Awarding the Everyday: Fatima Homework Club & NCAD student Emma Brennan
05.04.2023–06.04.2023
NCAD Gallery new commission for performance and exhibition by Irina Gheorghe, curated by Anne Kelly.
02.03.2023–31.03.2023
Harry Clarke Lecture Theatre, NCAD, Wednesday 25 January, 2023, 5PM. Talk, films and discussion about “Weaving a narrative” at IMMA, a socially engaged environmental art project by Sophie von Maltzan with NCAD Field and UCD Landscape Architecture students and the community.
25.01.2023–25.01.2023
An exhibition and film project by Oisín Byrne and Vaari Clafffey with Kevin Atherton, Isadora Epstein, Gary Farrelly, Leigh Hobba, Séamus Nolan, Grace Weir, and Noel Sheridan.
02.12.2022–15.02.2023
D.A.T.A is a Dublin based platform for artists, makers and thinkers to share knowledge about digital cultures and practices.
01.10.2022–01.10.2022
This year the NCAD Gallery is participating in Culture Night with The Change Lab.
23.09.2022–23.09.2022
Traveller Craft Demonstrations at NIVAL (National Irish Visual Arts Library, NCAD)
18.08.2022–18.08.2022
Artists, community, activists, academics and practitioners discuss just socio-ecological futures with a focus on the Dublin 8 area neighbourhoods.
26.05.2022–09.06.2022
Repeat: Go over: Try - A Public Conversation on Rehearsal by Tom Creed, as part of his ongoing research for the MFA Art in the Contemporary World at NCAD.
14.05.2022–14.05.2022
Public talk: 'Towards a Newer Laocoön' - curator Anne Kelly explored the NCAD collection of remnant classical sculpture casts, objects, and artefacts by reflecting on their provenance and purpose.
30.04.2022–30.04.2022
A project collaboration between the after school programme at Robert Emmet CDP and NCAD Studio+ student, Steph Saidha, part of Dublin Learning City Festival 2022.
06.04.2022–08.04.2022
An exhibition of works by artists Kitch Doom, Maree Egan, Louis Haugh, Vanessa Lee Jones, Lisa Karnauke, Ann-Marie Kirwan, Martyna Lebryk, Bara Palcik, Eve Parnell, Bettina Saroyan
11.03.2022–29.03.2022
NCAD Gallery presents the ELECTRONIC SHEEP duo of Brenda Aherne and Helen Delany with their exhibition, Electro-Fuse, 12 November 2021—11 February 2022.
19.11.2021–11.02.2022
A two-day international conference organised by the National Museum of Ireland and the National College of Art and Design, Dublin. Friday 29 October and Friday 5 November 2021.
29.10.2021–05.11.2021
NCAD Gallery Research Residency 2021 ~ berte & harmey * Artists Filip Berte (BE) and Cliona Harmey (IE) research & develop the Dublin version of their Nul Punt Wolk project.
01.06.2021–02.08.2021
15.04.2021–15.05.2021
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