Exhibitions in Dublin, Ireland
9 exhibitions recorded in Dublin, Ireland: what is on now, what opens next, and the shows that have closed, each listing carrying the day we last confirmed it.
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On now in Dublin, Ireland
- On nowFisherwoman, Fisherwoman: Camille Souter and Alberta Whittle6 Mar to 13 Sep 2026Confirmed 4 Sep 2026Irish Museum of Modern Art ·
Dublin, Ireland - On nowVisual Poetry: The Photography of John Minihan14 Mar to 11 Oct 2026Confirmed 31 Aug 2026National Gallery of Ireland ·Dublin, Ireland
- On nowRembrandt to Matisse - A Celebration of European Works on Paper18 Jul to 6 Dec 2026Confirmed 31 Aug 2026National Gallery of Ireland ·Dublin, Ireland
Opening soon in Dublin, Ireland
- Opening soonTechnologies of Peace: Art and Transition in Contemporary Europe (1989-2026)12 Sep 2026 to 9 May 2027Confirmed 4 Sep 2026Irish Museum of Modern Art ·Dublin, Ireland
- Opening soonHilma af Klint: Artist and Visionary15 Oct 2026 to 7 Feb 2027Confirmed 31 Aug 2026National Gallery of Ireland ·Dublin, Ireland
- Opening soonEltiqa: How to Work Together?22 Oct 2026 to 25 Apr 2027Confirmed 4 Sep 2026Irish Museum of Modern Art ·Dublin, Ireland
- Opening soonJan Steen: Sacred and Profane21 Nov 2026 to 25 Apr 2027Confirmed 31 Aug 2026National Gallery of Ireland ·Dublin, Ireland
- Opening soonGerman Expressionism9 Sep 2027 to 9 Jan 2028Confirmed 31 Aug 2026National Gallery of Ireland ·Dublin, Ireland
Recently closed in Dublin, Ireland
- ClosedManuscripts and the Mind: How We Read and Respond to the Written Word24 Oct 2025 to 14 Jun 2026Confirmed 26 Aug 2026Chester Beatty Library ·Dublin, Ireland
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What we will not list
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Why a closed show keeps its page
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