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Oughterard exhibit explores links between people and places
Opening July 17 at 7pm, the new show is titled Túath, the old Irish word from Brehon law era, meaning territory as well as the people who live there. Three Connacht-based artists will explore the shifting dynamics between person and place with their own questions, influences, and materials.
‘There’s nowhere like it’: Roesy on returning home
“It’s amazing to be back in Ireland, I don’t know about saints, but it’s definitely the land of scholars, and writers, and just to be around that kind of energy again is amazing.”
Council provides financial aid to artists
Thirteen artists with a Galway connection are to share a €33,860 award administered by the County Council.
Two world premieres for classical music fans
MusicConnects (previously Galway Music Residency) has announced its 2026 season, which begins this February.
Bogged down in art
Aisling Newe’s solo show Where Ancient Earth Meets will run from Thursday, February 3, to February 14.
ATU to host art exhibition on Ireland’s Atlantic islands for Heritage Week
A compelling new exhibition, Echoes of the Isles, will run in Atlantic Technological University Galway city library from August 18 to 22, as part of National Heritage Week. Funded through the Heritage Stewardship Fund by The Heritage Council, this collaborative project highlights the cultural and ecological heritage of Ireland’s Atlantic islands through contemporary visual art and digital heritage.
Dancer uses holograms to explore loss and love
Argentinian dance artist Rocío Dominguez will premier her personal show Many Mes about loss, travel, and rebirth at the Black Box on Friday, September 13.
New Sketches for an Artificial Forest exhibition at Roscommon Arts Centre
Sketches for an Artificial Forest by artist Catriona Gallagher will open at the Roscommon Arts Centre tomorrow evening (Friday, November 10).
‘I want to encourage the people of Galway to come along and draw’
PHILL JUPITUS is no stranger to Galway Comedy Festival, being one of the most regular guests across the event’s near 20 year history - but his 2023 Festival appearance will be of a very different nature.
