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National Gallery of Ireland becomes first autism-friendly national cultural institution.
18/11/2019: Gallery recognised by AsIAm as leader in autism inclusion and accessibility. -
National Gallery of Ireland announces exhibitions for 2020
14/11/2019: Including landmark exhibition of the work of Dutch painter Piet Mondrian and major study of the horse in Irish art -
Young people inspire at National Gallery of Ireland with launch of new initiative
22/10/2019: The National Gallery of Ireland is delighted to launch Apollo Project, a new programme designed by young people for young people. -
Enda Bowe announced as winner of Zurich Portrait Prize at the National Gallery of Ireland
08/10/2019: Mabel Forsyth and Mary O’Carroll selected as winners of first Zurich Young Portrait Prize. -
National Gallery of Ireland announces shortlists for Zurich Portrait Prize and Zurich Young Portrait Prize
29/08/2019: 26 artists, working across a variety of creative disciplines, have made it through to the final stage of the competition, which received over 300 entries. -
Photography exhibition at the National Gallery of Ireland showcases rare works from the Bank of America collection
21/08/2019: Moment in Time: A Legacy of Photographs | Over 100 works spanning the history of photography. Opens 30 November -
The story of photography at the National Gallery of Ireland
19/07/2019: The National Gallery of Ireland is delighted to present its first temporary photography display later this year. -
National Gallery of Ireland presents first ever Irish exhibition of Spain’s Impressionist, Sorolla
10/07/2019: The ‘Master of Light’ holds the record for Spain’s most popular art exhibition -
National Gallery of Ireland and nail bar Tropical Popical collaborate on exciting display
28/06/2019: Tropical Popical and the National Gallery of Ireland are delighted to launch R E N A I L S S A N C E, a display celebrating a yearlong creative partnership. -
Celebrate 100 years of Bauhaus at the National Gallery of Ireland
20/06/2019: For the first time in its history, the National Gallery of Ireland will display a collection of print portfolios produced by the Bauhaus.