‘Old Galway in Colour’ at Galway City Museum features colourised photographs of Galway scenes from the 1890s to the 1950s that bring the history of the city into a new focus. Throughout the year, the museum hosts a range of exhibitions on Galway’s history as well as the history of the Galway Hooker and the Claddagh.
Old Galway in Colour: until June
Ciara Phillips presents ‘Love and odd posters’ at The Model with her ongoing collaborative project, ‘Workshop’. Phillips creates a space for the exploratory aspects of art-making to sit alongside collective involvement in the artistic process. The Model’s East Gallery is transformed into an active print studio, with contributions from local artists, designers and community groups.
Ciara Phillips: 26 March – 12 June
The annual exhibition at the Kilbaha Gallery on the Loop Head Peninsula presents work by new and resident artists. The new artists on the walls – Ivan Daly, Oonagh O’Toole and Gillian Kenny Shinnors – appear alongside the more familiar names of Ruth Wood, Bairbre Duggan, Seamus Connolly, Adam Pomeroy, Sallyann Beirne, Padraig McCaul and Carmel Madigan.
Kilbaha Gallery: ongoing
