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A groundbreaking retrospective by a pioneer of experimentalism.
Dedicated to the idea and image of childhood.
Collage and watercolour works.
Over 20 artists representing contemporary collage in Ireland.
A collective show of images for your idolatry.
The acclaimed surrealist painter Michael Hutter returns to GalleryX after his triumphant participation in Vue 2019.
Wet Plate Collodion nude portraits by acclaimed West Cork photographer Mike Brown.
Intervened photography is vintage photography that is repurposed by an artist to create a totally original work. While working (mostly) within the lines of the existing image, the artist performs a destructive and creating process at the same time, with the old, often unique photograph disappearing, and the new work appearing in its stead.
Young firebrand photographer Ishmael Claxton in his first GalleryX exhibition, curated by Tony Strickland.
The first solo exhibition at GalleryX of Ireland's foremost esoteric artist and gallery co-curator, showcasing her latest works on paper.
The Contemporary Irish Art Society celebrates their 60th anniversary with SEASCA, an exhibition of recent acquisitions by the CIAS.
CURATED BY TONY STRICKLAND & THE CIAS COUNCIL
Artist and collector Dr. Dublin showcases a retrospective of his varied art practice at GalleryX in June.
A collection of photomontage works by Ukrainian artist Andrii Strachov.
Workshops, talks and book presentations on hauntings, magical geography, and all things mystical.
In a former life Boz worked rabidly by candlelight on illicit and heretical codices, narrowly avoiding much-deserved execution.
Presenting Art from the past and present by artists experimenting and influenced by occult magical practices, surrealist techniques and philosophies, folk magic ... the liminal...
We are now located in 11 Hume Street, Dublin D02T889!
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We are excited to announce our reopening in a new venue in Dublin 2.
At the end of January 2018 we will be leaving our premises on South William Street and begin looking for a new location and co-conspirators after a few months' break.
As part of the Dublin Bowie Festival, an exclusive exhibition of original art by the Thin White Duke.
Dublin artists Gubu Man and Deirdre Nuttall display their work based on individually constructed mythologies and divinities.
Female Arab poets long ago inspiring female artists now.
Curated by Róisín O’Loughlin
The first solo show by Kemp Gallery founder Steve Kemp.
GalleryX begins the new season with an exhibition against shame.
The first show organised in our space by the Kemp Gallery is Shane Sutton's first solo show in years.
Haunting portraits of notorious murderers.
Artist Arlene McPadden interviewed by Ryan Tubridy.
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