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National Gallery of Ireland

The venue: National Gallery of Ireland

Photograph by Davekern · CC BY-SA 4.0

Visual Poetry: The Photography of John Minihan

National Gallery of Ireland · Dublin, Ireland · 14 Mar to 11 Oct 2026

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It closed on 11 October 2026. The page stays because an exhibition history is evidence: where a work was shown, and when, is part of its provenance and this archive cites it.

On now at National Gallery of Ireland: Rembrandt to Matisse - A Celebration of European Works on Paper, Hilma af Klint: Artist and Visionary.

Visiting National Gallery of Ireland

Six decades of Minihan, who went to the Daily Mail as a press photographer at sixteen and is best known for his pictures of Samuel Beckett, following the turn from newspaper work to projects of his own. Sir Hugh Lane Room, selected by Sarah McAuliffe.

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