Casimir Markievicz: A Polish Artist in Bohemian Dublin (1903-1913) explores the life, art, and theatre of Casimir Markievicz, husband of Irish revolutionary Constance Markievicz, who was a central figure in the Dublin avant-garde of the early 20th century. The exhibition includes more than 80 paintings, photographs, and archival objects from national and international public collections as […]
An Post’s New Stamps Showcase Irish Contemporary Art The five artworks featured in the stamp issue will be on view in the Front Hall of the State Apartments at Dublin Castle from 5th June to 26th June. Thursday, 5th June: An Post has issued a booklet of four new stamps featuring contemporary artworks within the […]
Donegal tweed is one of Ireland’s most famous heritage textiles, and was once described as the most valuable and brilliant facet of the Irish woollen industry. It has been highly prized since the 16th century. An enduring emblem of the landscape from which it comes, it is interwoven with culture and community and has shaped […]