galleries dublin

Designyard is a unique Gallery which exhibits both contemporary jewellery and Applied Arts within one building. We exhibit the best of Irish jewellery alongside work of over a hundred European jewellery artists. From contemporary silver bangles to innovative diamond rings, the emphasis is on design. We also exhibit work from leading Irish Artists in glass, ceramics, wood, bog oak , silver, bronze, textiles and have recently introduced new European artists whose work adds to the variet...

Opening Times 
 Tuesday- Saturday 12.00 - 18.00...

WINTER SHOW GALLERY ARTISTS

The gallery will host a group exhibition featuring paintings from artists including:
Kristian Krokfors, Barbara Freeman, Franz Ferdinand Worle, David Kiely, Stephen Rothschild, Miriam McConnon, Damian Magee, Bartosz Kolata, Bob Lynn, Emma Berkery, Sinead Rice, Holly Dungan, Ian O'Neill, Aisling Finn and Sarah Wilson.

EXHIBITION RUNS DECEMBER 1st - JANUARY 30th.

Monday to Friday: 10am to 5pm.  Saturday: 11am to 4...

The Blue Leaf Gallery is host to many exhibition through the year.

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The Oriel Gallery is the oldest independent gallery in Ireland.

The Oriel has also mounted many group exhibitions featuring such luminaries of Irish art as Jack B Yeats, Nathaniel Hone, William Leech, Roderic O'Connor, Walter Osborne, Sir John Lavery, J A O'Connor, William Sadler, Daniel O'Neill and Sean Keating. On the walls of The Oriel are also to be found many and varied examples of the work of Maurice MacGonigal, Charles Lamb, Stanhope Forbes and Norman Garstin.

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The Bridge Gallery is located on Ormond Quay in the city centre of Dublin.

Housed in a carefully restored building the street level gallery shop exhibits contemporary art and crafts. Large gallery spaces to the rear of the shop feature monthly exhibitions by established and rising artists. Exhibits include an extensive range of wood, ceramics, glass, jewellery, watercolours, etchings and prints....

Giles Norman opened his first Kinsale Gallery in 1988 and moved to his existing Kinsale Gallery in 1992, it was completely refurbished and extended in 1998 and 1999. The Giles Norman Dublin Gallery has been up and running since 1994....