Curated by Michael Dempsey

Anachronistic in a secular society where almost every object has a defined function and end use, the works of artists

A unique collaboration between Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane and Dorothy Cross, Willie Doherty, Barry Flanagan and Keith Milow, Louis le Brocquy,

Now’s The Time concentrates on a number of artists whose lives were cut short prematurely but whose work continues to exert influence upon artistic

This project of new work by Garrett Phelan consists of sculptural and drawing elements, all black in colour and each holding their meaning within their

Fergus Martin’s exhibition at Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane draws from a new body of work in the medium of sculpture and painting united by a sense

Jeff Wall, Edwin Lutyens, Leon Kossoff, Martin Kippenberger, Patrick Hall, Patrick Graham, Ben Geoghegan, Brian Fay, Michael Farrell, Francis Bacon, Frank

Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane first opened its doors in Clonmell House, Harcourt Street, on 20 January 1908. It was known as The Municipal Gallery of

Due to the overwhelming success of the centenary exhibition, Hugh Lane 100 Years, a substantial part of the exhibition, drawn from the Gallery’s permanent

Frederic Matys Thursz, Sean Scully, Carmengloria Morales, Seán Shanahan and Ruth Root

As part of its centenary celebrations, Dublin City Gallery

The Golden Bough suite, in Gallery Eight of Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane, began with a selection of work by artist Dorothy Cross. Entitled ‘LAND