Apollo Project is a new way to experience the Gallery, designed by young people for young people!
Connect with artists, designers, makers and creatives at our monthly events. Hear about their journeys and careers, and learn new skills. Network, ask questions, and be inspired to make art and creativity part of your life.
Creativity, education and wellbeing are at the heart of Apollo Project, with an emphasis on collaborating and partnering with young people to co-create vibrant and fun experiences in the Gallery.
Believe in your potential. Live a creative life. ART MAKES YOU!
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For more information, contact Oisín Kenny, Apollo Fellow, at [email protected]
The Apollo Fellowship is made possible through the generous support of the Apollo Foundation.
The Youth Panel
Do you want to make fun and immersive events for young people at the National Gallery of Ireland?
Past exhibitions:
Videos
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Listen to Your Art: A performance by Olive y Olive
To mark the end of our Apollo Young Curators: Boring Art? exhibition, artist Olive y Olive joined us in the Gallery to perform three tracks he wrote and produced in response to the exhibition. Watch Olive y Olive's performance below:
TEDxDunLaoghaire
Watch Jessica Supple, former Apollo Fellow, speak at TEDxDunLaoghaire in 2019.
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Sarah Cecilia Harrison Essay Prize 2024
Read the winning essay by Ella Sloane
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Podcast: Queer Mind, Body and Soul
Listen to episode 2 featuring artists from the exhibition Queer M
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Apollo Project: Masterclass with Nick Roche
Learn about storyboarding from comic-book artist Nick Roche.
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Apollo Project: Retrospect
A new art installation in the grounds of Russborough House, creat
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Re-telling the Prodigal Story
Outreach project focused on re-telling the story of the Prodigal
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Third-Level Programmes
Programmes for students and academics
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Mindfulness and Art
Some tips for slowing down and reflecting on art.