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Sarah Browne and Sasha Sykes announced as winners of the 2025 Golden Fleece Award.

Dublin, Ireland · Dublin

Sarah Browne and Sasha Sykes announced as winners of the 2025 Golden Fleece Award.

From Golden Fleece Award. 17 April 2025. The Trustees of the Golden Fleece Award are delighted to announce the recipients of this year’s Award. Visual artist Sarah Browne and sculptor/designer Sasha Sykes have been awarded the top prizes in each category – Visual Art, and Craft + Applied Art – with each receiving a Golden Fleece Award worth €10,000. The shortlist of visual artists, craftspeople and makers for the twenty-fourth annual Award also …See the Story

Beulah Ezeugo to curate TULCA 2025

Galway, County Galway · Galway

Beulah Ezeugo to curate TULCA 2025

From TULCA Festival of Visual Arts. 15 April 2025. TULCA is pleased to announce Beulah Ezeugo as the curator of the 23rd edition of TULCA Festival of Visual Arts in 2025. Beulah Ezeugo is a curator and writer who works between Ireland and the UK. Her practice engages with postcolonial geographies and memory, and expands outward through critical writing, exhibition-making, and public programming. Beulah programmes the lecture series, Race, Rights…See the Story

Four artists announced for prestigious Accenture’s Women on Walls Commission at University College Cork

Four artists announced for prestigious Accenture’s Women on Walls Commission at University College Cork

From Business to Arts. 15 April 2025. Vera Klute, Vanessa Jones, Gerry Davis and Julianne Guinee have been awarded the commission Artists will depict women including Edna O’Brien, Joanne O’Riordan, and Nano Nagle who are connected to Munster and have contributed to the betterment of society The 11 women were selected through a public call for nominations via University College Cork, and the artists were selected through an open call process run…See the Story

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Minister Patrick O’Donovan announces over €900,000 in funding for Culture Ireland’s promotion of Irish arts globally

Culture · Ireland

Minister Patrick O’Donovan announces over €900,000 in funding for Culture Ireland’s promotion of Irish arts globally

From Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media 9 April 2025 Minister for Arts, Media, Communications, Culture and Sport, Patrick O’Donovan TD has announced funding of over €900,000 for the promotion of Irish arts globally through Culture Ireland’s Regular Grants Programme. The funding will benefit 154 projects taking place in over 36 countries, covering architecture, circus, dance, film, literature, music, opera, theatre a…See the Story

Advisory Note to Irish Artists Regarding Potential U.S. Tariffs and Import Regulations

Ireland · Ireland

Advisory Note to Irish Artists Regarding Potential U.S. Tariffs and Import Regulations

Visual Artists Ireland has issued a new advisory note for Irish artists shipping works to the U.S. The document outlines key considerations, including tariffs, customs classification, and best practices for safe and compliant transport. Artists are very strongly encouraged to consult it and seek professional guidance for a smooth export process. https://visualartists.ie/how-to-manual/advisory-note-to-irish-artists-regarding-potential-u-s-tariffs…See the Story

Launch of Ireland’s Representation at the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale

Culture · Cork City

Launch of Ireland’s Representation at the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale

From the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media. 27 March 2025. The Minister for Arts, Media, Communications, Culture and Sport, Patrick O’Donovan TD, today, Thursday 27 March, launched Ireland’s Representation at the 19th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia at the Irish Architectural Archive. Curators Cotter & Naessens Architects have been selected to represent Ireland at the prestigious event. The De…See the Story

Arts Council of Northern Ireland Collection Acquisitions 2023-24

Belfast, United Kingdom · Belfast

Arts Council of Northern Ireland Collection Acquisitions 2023-24

From The Arts Council of Northern Ireland. 13 March 2025. The Arts Council of Northern Ireland has published a catalogue of the latest acquisitions to its Art Collection. The new acquisitions brochure gives details of 37 new works by 21 artists purchased in 2023-24 and available to borrow for exhibition through its Art Lending Scheme. The Arts Council Collection currently holds over 700 works by artists from Northern Ireland, with purchases dati…See the Story

2025 Golden Fleece Award Shortlist Announced

Dublin, Ireland · Dublin

2025 Golden Fleece Award Shortlist Announced

From The Golden Fleece Award. 12 March 2025. Eight artists and makers have been shortlisted for the 2025 Golden Fleece Award, with a prize fund worth €35,000. The Trustees of the Golden Fleece Award are thrilled to announce the shortlist of visual artists, craftspeople, and makers qualifying for the 2025 Award. Those shortlisted for the twenty-fourth annual Award are: Sarah Browne (sculpture / installation / film); Rhona Byrne (sculpture / insta…See the Story

Temple Bar Gallery + Studios announces the 2025 Artistic Programme

Dublin, Ireland · Dublin

Temple Bar Gallery + Studios announces the 2025 Artistic Programme

From Temple Bar Gallery + Studios. 21 February 2024. In 2025, Temple Bar Gallery + Studios (TBG+S) presents five exhibitions including new commissions by Irish and international artists, alongside the fifteenth edition of Dublin Art Book Fair. In partnership with Culture Ireland and Southwark Park Galleries, London, a summer group exhibition presents the work of three Irish artists, one of whom will be selected for their first international solo…See the Story

Minister O’Donovan launches Art as Agency at IMMA, a new landmark display of the National Collection

Dublin, Ireland · Dublin

Minister O’Donovan launches Art as Agency at IMMA, a new landmark display of the National Collection

From IMMA. 27 February 2024. Art as Agency heralds a new role for the National Collection at the Irish Museum of Modern Art. Minister for Arts, Culture, Communications, Media and Sport, Patrick O’Donovan T.D. launched (Wednesday 26 February 2025) a major new display of the National Collection at the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA). Art as Agency is a landmark exhibition, featuring over 100 artists, from the 1960s to the present, including many…See the Story

National Sculpture Factory adopts ‘back to basics’ approach as the organisation refocuses on core objectives

National Sculpture Factory adopts ‘back to basics’ approach as the organisation refocuses on core objectives

From National Sculpture Factory. 21 February 2025. The board of the National Sculpture Factory, following a strategic review of the organisation, have recently set out to improve its offering to artists and its role in supporting the production of high-quality artwork. The chairperson of the board, Sarah Moran, said: “The recent appointments of Helen Carey as Director of the National Sculpture Factory, and Rónán Ó’Caoimh as Technical Manager, co…See the Story