This collection of eight artworks by Clay M8 is inspired by the Guide, Assistance, Ambassador, and Brood dogs of the Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind, Donegal Branch. Each piece reflects the incredible bond between these dogs and the families they serve. Visitors will learn about the unique stories of the dogs featured, highlighting their […]
The Regional Cultural Centre, Letterkenny is delighted to announce that we will host the AIB Portrait Prize 2025 and the AIB Young Portrait Prize 2025 from 4 April – 20 June 2026. This major exhibition from the National Gallery of Ireland will bring some of the finest examples of contemporary portraiture to Donegal. The AIB
LKFoto Photographic Club ExhibitionYou’re warmly invited to explore the work of local photographers at the LKFoto Photographic Club exhibition, opening on Culture Night, Friday 19th September. The exhibition will remain on display in the weeks that follow, offering visitors plenty of time to drop in. This vibrant showcase features a wide range of images captured by
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This series of small gouache portraits on cardboard depicts female film characters who embody various forms of dysfunctional motherhood—figures considered “mad, bad, or sad.” Spanning genres from horror and thriller to drama and animation, the works draw from over 30 films made between the 1960s and today. Cinema has long used the figure of the
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Curated by Eamonn Maxwell, Another Time Undone considers the impact of family, land, and legacy on artistic practice. Vivienne Dick, Adrian O’Carroll and Jill Quigley were all born in Donegal, but this show is not about Donegal – well not directly. The exhibition features new and existing work that explores the residue of life in
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Glasgow-based photographer Simon Murphy presents collection of work that offers a deepand intimate portrait of a diverse neighbourhood in the Southside of Glasgow, capturing thespirit, resilience, and humanity of its people. Murphy’s long-term documentary project isrooted in Govanhill’s unique cultural mix, a place of arrival and transition for generations ofimmigrants, including many from Donegal. This
Exhibition Launch on Saturday 26 April, 2.00pm Between Breaths explores a particular way of seeing and experiencing the world. The exhibition brings together a sequence of ephemeral moments that exist somewhere between the seen and unseen, the real and imagined – felt but barely visible. Time spent immersed within the Donegal landscape has allowed for a
Young artistic talent from Donegal will be gracing the walls of the Regional Cultural Centre in Letterkenny soon as part of an exhibition by Texaco Children’s Art Competitions. The exhibition, which features a strong representation of past winners from Donegal, will run from 12th April to 7th June. Featured photo: In Memory Of Granny’ by
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Mark Cullen in Collaboration with Tadhg Kinsella, Tadhg Ó Cuirín, Paul Green & Mick Murray This exhibition is open from 12 (midday) – 5.00pm on Wednesday – Friday, 1.00pm – 5.00pm on Saturdays. Enter a realm where machine, myth, and flesh entwine—a speculative zone where transhumanist dreams and posthumanist critiques clash in a ritual of
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Mevagh Art Group is an initiative of Ionad Acmhainne Mhíobhaí. The first Art Group met in 1990. Then they moved to the Mevagh F.R.C in 1997. Since then Richard Druce, Bernie Wilson and Seamus Gallagher have facilitated art classes. Seamus Gallagher has been the tutor for the past seven years. As well as art classes
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