VA + Exhibitions

Donegal Arts Service has partnered with Donegal Travellers Project and the Regional Cultural Centre to present this intercultural film and photography project as part of Earagail Arts Festival.  ‘SAN ROM’ is a short documentary that shines a light on the Roma community in Ireland with a heartfelt focus on those living in Donegal. Through deeply […]

Well-worn paths, forgotten and rediscovered, unexpected echoes of memory, the playing fields of the mind. From Gilgamesh to Tesla, there has always been ‘the other’, waiting in the folds of history. To ride the currents of time we need a map, and the instruments of navigation. This is the Undertow. Sarah Lewtas lives and works

Culchie boy, I love you / Grá mo chroí thú, mo chábóigín féin is an exhibition commission by Project Arts Centre from Kian Benson Bailes comprising sculpture, digital & material collage, musical instruments, ceramics, textiles, woodwork, and live sculptural sound elements. Culchie boy, I love you / Grá mo chroí thú, mo chábóigín féin references

Arpilleras (pronounced ‘ar-pee-air-ahs’) can be simply described as three-dimensional tapestries of Latin America that originated in Chile. These became the medium for women, generally working collectively, to denounce the human rights abuses and repression. This exhibition programme is a partnership between the Regional Cultural Centre and Conflict Textiles, in collaboration with Letterkenny Amnesty International group.

LKFoto is inviting anyone with an interest in photography to visit their exhibition in the Regional Cultural Centre in Letterkenny. The Letterkenny photographic club includes people of all abilities and is always open to new members. All you need is an interest in photography. Every club member had the opportunity to have a photo exhibited

Irish artist Lorraine Tuck’s newly commissioned work tells the story of a family living with autism spectrum disorder and intellectual disability. Curated and produced by Photo Museum Ireland this intensely moving and emotionally powerful photographic exhibition is an important contribution to public understanding of neurodivergence and disability. Tuck is the mother of four children, two

Landscape artist Seamus Gallagher, a native of Derry has resided in Donegal for the past 30 years. Seamus gained an Honours Degree in Fine Art Painting from Wimbledon School of Art, London and subsequently a post graduate qualification from Goldsmiths College London in the 1980s. 25 years as a full time teacher of art followed,

Serena Caulfield spent most of her childhood in Boro Hill House, County Wexford. She was surrounded every day by a menagerie of animals including horses, dogs, cats and hens. Her parents ran an equestrian centre, legendary across Ireland, which drew riders of all ages to that part of the country. The experiences and memories of

Mórag McCafferty is a Donegal-based Scottish painter who rediscovered her art practice in recent years. Inspired by her beautiful Gaeltacht surroundings, she loves to recreate local scenes and capture events that have inspired her. Her passion lies in gut feeling and an overwhelming sense of exploring an idea or image and seeing where the journey