The Courthouse Gallery & Studios is delighted to present Abstract View, a group exhibition by Jane Rainey, Lola Donoghue, Megan Burns, Shane O'Driscoll, preview, Friday, 18th June, 12 – 5 pm. The exhibition runs until the 17th July, Tues – Sat, 12 to 5 pm
The Courthouse Gallery & Studios is delighted to re-open to the public and present Mortal Engines: Episode 4: The Pando Editio by Harry Walsh Foreman in The Main Gallery from 12 noon, 14th May - Saturday 12th June 2021.
The Courthouse Gallery & Studios is delighted to present Preservation of the Vanities by Sian Costello in The Red Couch Gallery from 12 noon, 14th May - Saturday 12th June 2021.
The Courthouse Gallery & Studios is pleased to present our Winter Exhibitions including the Winter Open and Trasna IX.
Preview: 18th September
Virtual Opening: 26th September
Runs: 19th September - 17th October 2020
Short-run exhibition by our Studio artists for Culture Night and Saturday 19th September only.
The Courthouse Gallery & Studios is pleased to present Over Nature Curated by Valeria Ceregini with work by Shane Finan, Beata Piekarska-Daly, Mary O’Connor, Louis Haugh, Guillaume Combal and Kathy Herbert.
Friday, 7th August - Saturday, 5th of September 2020
David OReilly, David Lunney, Enda Burke, Frances Crowe, Gabhann Dunne, Joshua Armitage, Lynn Kennedy, Margaret Corcoran, Michaela O’Connell, Niamh Smith, Rajinder Singh, Rosie Nugent, Stephanie McGowan, Curated by Simon Fennessy Corcoran
Muse has a Virtual Reality Exhibition Format LIVE now!
The Courthouse Gallery & Studios is pleased to present “Muse” by QQI Level 5&6 Students from Ennistymon School of Art at 8 pm on Friday the 8th of April.
The Courthouse Gallery & Studios is pleased to present Nostos a solo exhibition by artist by Jo Slade
We are excited to host a screening of Prologue by Amanda Coogan from 4pm on the 15th of February to the 21st of March in The Red Couch Gallery.
You are cordially invited to the preview of "Seven Year Stitch" by The Textile Crew, Ennistymon at The Courthouse Gallery & Studios, Friday, 24th of January at 7:30 pm. The exhibition will run from the 25th - 8th of Feb 2020, Tues - Sat 12 to 4 pm.
Preview: 7:30 pm, Friday 22nd of November | Runs: 23rd November - 18th of January 2020
A selection of current paintings from an ongoing exploration of the figure in the landscape.
Preview: 7:30pm, Friday 22nd of November | Runs: 23rd November - 18th of January 2020
Traverse is an exploration of the phenomenon of borders, reflecting both current socio-political events and a continuing narrative: the border as a physical barrier, its implications, and its porosity. Borders – geographical, cultural, socio-political – have existed since the earliest times. This exhibition proposes the act of crossing borders as a biological impulse or tendency that is hard-wired into our genetic makeup.
Laura Fitzgerald presents a new body in her debut solo exhibition in Clare, including works on wood, an installation and a performative talk.
Opens 27th September / Milanese artist Giulia Canevari explores the current ecological crisis through the examination of soil health and viability, addressing the issue of soil degradation and its threat to our existence.
Join us for The Courthouse Gallery's first Summer Exhibition, featuring selected work from over 60 artists, opening at 6.30 pm on Saturday 20th July
Place & Movement was the exhibition created by the participants of the Young Curators Project, and drew from the Clare County Council Art collection.
The project was funded by an Arts Council Young Ensembles Grant (2017) and the exhibition was opened by Clare Arts Officer Siobhán Mulcahy at 6.30pm on Thursday 18th January, and ran from 19th January – 24th February 2018.
Matthew Mitchell is a fine artist painter based in Co Clare and Dublin. He draws his materials from the local environment, incorporating its fabric into his work. (Until 6th July)
Worms in Your Head: A Journey presents a constellation of drawings and works on paper by the Irish artist Stephen Dunne. 18 May - 6 July 2019
Opens Thursday 2nd May. The Ennistymon School of Art annual exhibition of work by its QQI students opens on Thursday 2nd May and runs until the 10th May.
O’Leary’s first solo exhibition in the West of Ireland brings together a selection of the artist-photographer’s personal work, made in Finland, Lanzarote, the UK and Ireland.
2nd March – 27th April
Curated by Dominic Thorpe, the show features new work from Ennis artist Ronan Murphy and existing work by KCAT co-founder Andrew Pike.
