Let’s Get the Hell Outta Here
Superprojects in partnership with Forerunner, The LAB Gallery and the Liberties Training Centre
June 29 - August 24 2024
Past Exhibitions
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Endlessnessnessness
Cecilia Bullo, Ella Bertilsson, Hannah Ní Mhaonaigh
February 01 - March 23 2024
Twice Steps, Twice
Lorraine Elder, Breege Fahy, Laura Flood, Madeleine Hadd, Aisling McConville, Sorcha McNamara, Padraig Sinnott, Emer Wang
December 13 - January 06 2024
Shahid شَـاهِد
Diaa Lagan and Basil Al-Rawi
September 15 - December 04 2023
Shahid is a mixed-media exhibition by artists Basil Al-Rawi and Diaa Lagan, in which metaphorical narratives and symbols weave an intertextual dialogue on symbolic spirituality, mediums of control and representation, while also exploring dual identity.
HOLDING ON lightly
ELAINE GRAINGER
September 15 - December 04 2023
The LAB Gallery presents HOLDING ON lightly, a presentation of new work by Elaine Grainger in the cube space.
an atom bomb in each morsel of life
KATHERINE SANKEY
June 15 - September 05 2023
Katherine Sankey’s material hand-making art practice embodies the construction of semi-organic apparatuses that wrest with the absurdity, humour and horror of our relationship with and perception of our planetary host, Gaia. Her practice draws from a fascination with the dichotomy between the desperately precarious frailty of humans and our compulsive desire to ‘take over’ and persist.
Molecular Revolutions
Curated by Shannon Carroll
March 30 - May 27 2023
We find ourselves today at a crucial moment in time, in which the impact of human activity on the natural world can no longer be ignored. It is of paramount importance for moving forward and building new worlds, to acknowledge responsibility and change our perspectives; but can we imagine new and alternative ways of existing in harmony with those around us?
A WORLD OF APPEARANCES | WALKING IN THE WAY
Cummins & Mezzetti
February 01 - March 18 2023
This decade long collaboration in performance art, A World of Appearances, addresses cultural and social perceptions around gender, age and visibility through documentary images and video.
A Perambulation
An exhibition by Oswaldo Alvarez, Shannon Carroll, Michael Croghan, Mel Galley, Natalia Panis Kaseker and Diana Popa
January 11 - January 21 2023
During a period that feels ripe with cultural tensions, environmental changes and ecological crises, the works in this exhibition convey our instinct as humans to connect to our environment. 'A Perambulation' is an invitation to reflect on our place within the multiple environments that surround us, the boundaries that contain us, where we are from, where we are going and the earth that sustains us all.
The Swinging Pendulum
Joanna Kidney
November 18 - December 17 2022
The LAB Gallery is pleased to present The Swinging Pendulum, a new body of paintings together with an experimental participatory drawing project, by visual artist Joanna Kidney. The works in this exhibition bring the immediate language of mark-making and line into the complex language of painting.
O, To have a little house
Michelle Malone
September 09 - November 05 2022
In this exhibition, the artist considers ideas of embodied identity and social and council housing, including the impact of moving tenants from the core of the city to the suburbs. These themes are explored through a combination of sculpture,installation, textile work and sound.
idirlinn, shifting silence
July 14 - August 27 2022
Journeying through the layers of mythology, local wisdom, animism, blue humanities and ecophilosophy, this body of work by Rosie O’Reilly searches for new and hybrid ways to exist in 'the mesh' - a place of acknowledged ecocide and climate chaos.
Past, Present, Future
Iteration III
July 14 - August 27 2022
Past, Present, Future is an ongoing installation project. Each iteration of this work unfolds the narrative of five clay creatures, and their journey to achieve immortality. Their goal is to fuse their bodies to the planet through fossilization, and to combine themselves with flora in the hopes of successful reproduction. This way, they will exist in the past, the present and the future, escaping their fear of oblivion.
em-bracing
May 12 - July 02 2022
Through a range of approaches, positions and media, including sculpture, moving image, installation and scent, em-bracing explores the virtual selves' relationship to physical selves by questioning how constantly evolving technologies can (trans) form identity and perception.
Deck – A Collection of Found Playing Cards
Claire Halpin
March 03 - July 02 2022
The LAB Gallery is pleased to present, Deck, a new exhibition by Claire Halpin. Stemming from the artist’s habit picking up playing cards she has found over many years, Deck is a snapshot in time and place of a collection largely amassed on the streets of Dublin 1.
At The Still End Of The World
Rory Tangney
March 03 - April 23 2022
The LAB Gallery, in partnership with Fire Station Artists’ Studios and Sculpture Dublin, presents At The Still End Of The World, an exhibition by Experiment! Sculpture Award winner Rory Tangney. Inspired by certain themes around climate change and the extremities of capitalism, this exhibition makes visible the results of recent work in the studio supported through the Experiment! Sculpture Award.
Wild Accumulations
Karen Ebbs
March 03 - April 23 2022
The Lab Gallery is pleased to present Wild Accumulations, a solo show by Dublin-born artist Karen Ebbs. In this exhibition, large colourful biomorphic forms can be seen to engulf, embrace and envelop each other - threatening to swallow each other whole - while newly “spat-out” structures are immersed in the act of becoming. Using familiar materials such as organza fabric and aluminium wire, these become the skin and bones of the suspended sculptures on display, which contain embryonic forms.
New Beginnings
Brigit 2022: Dublin City Celebrating Women
February 01 - February 12 2022
The LAB Gallery presents New Beginnings as a part of Brigit 2022: Dublin City Celebrating Women, a celebration of the achievements of Irish women, past and present, initiated by Lord Mayor of Dublin Alison Gilliland.
Water - More or Less
Marie Hanlon
October 18 - December 21 2021
Water is essential to life but are we paying attention to the changing conditions which now threaten it? Marie Hanlon’s exhibition at The Lab comprises six installation works each addressing an aspect of water stress: flooding, drought, desalination, industrial contamination, seasonal shortages and the unappealing realities of water treatment.
What Does He Need?
Fiona Whelan, Brokentalkers and Rialto Youth Project
May 24 - June 07 2021
The What Does He Need? project in partnership with The LAB gallery presents two interconnected public art works: a 30 minute audio piece and a public poster project, both exploring the ways in which men and boys are shaped by, and in turn influence the world around them.
Foreignments an exhibition by Moran Been-noon, Curated by Sara Muthi
February 22 - April 30 2021
cohost, a temporary online exhibition space
Astrid Newman
January 14 - January 24 2021
ARC (IADT) & The LAB Gallery are delighted to announce cohost, a temporary online exhibition space curated by Astrid Newman, hosting the works of the 12 artists and researchers of the 2021 IADT ARC Masters Programme.
What Does He Need?
Fiona Whelan, Brokentalkers and Rialto Youth Project
December 02 - January 31 2021
Exquisite Portraits
Illustrators Ireland
August 10 - December 23 2020
This wonderful exhibition, entitled Exquisite Portraits on display at the Lab Gallery, is the fruit of a project instigated by illustrator, Margaret Anne Suggs, and author, Juliette Saumande, during the period of lockdown.
The Invisible Sorceress
Gemma Browne
August 10 - November 16 2020
The LAB Gallery is pleased to present The Invisible Sorceress, an exhibition of drawings and paintings by Gemma Browne made over the past two years. The experience of the artist as mother, and the invisibility that comes with this changing role informs some of the impetus of the work alongside more universal feminist themes.
Re-considering - The LAB Online Art Programme 2020
Reconsidering #8 - Art + Writing: EYE: Dragana Jurisic and Kevin Breathnach
June 02 - July 31 2020
7thSENSE
Aoife Dunne
May 01 - August 27 2021
The LAB Gallery presents 7thSENSE, an immersive, multihued installation by artist Aoife Dunne. This designer of experiences is best known for her inimitable aesthetic and site-specific colourfully chaotic work.
Among the dregs of daily toil
Alan Magee
February 06 - March 15 2020
The LAB Gallery is pleased to present Among the dregs of daily toil, an exhibition of new work by Alan Magee. Encompassing a diverse range of processes, from Virtual Reality, Robotics, Video and Ceramics, this exhibition explores ideas of technology, materiality and the agency of the labouring body.
Under Your Skin
Evgeniya Martirosyan
February 06 - March 15 2020
The LAB is pleased to present Under Your Skin, by Evgenia Martirosyan. Building on her recent exhibition at the Triskel Arts Centre in Cork, Martiosyan explores the transformative potential of repeated actions and the evocative power inherent in discarded materials. Using hundreds of old bicycle tyres and inner tubes, Martirosyan carefully cuts, weaves and knots the reclaimed rubber into large scale modular forms, gradually building up intensity. Her engagement with the source materials is purposely physical, tactile and obsessive in its nature.
Unassembled
Various Artists
January 16 - January 19 2020
Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology and The LAB Gallery are delighted to present Unassembled. The exhibition is curated by Julia Moustacchi and features work by ten artists currently completing the IADT Masters in Art and Research Collaboration (ARC): Brenda Brady, Anishta Chooramun, Heather Cody, Penelope Collins, Collette Farnon, Lisa Freeman, Marie-Louise Halpenny, Marie Phelan, Dylan Ryan & Audrey Walshe
Luminous Twitch
Kathy Tynan
November 14 - January 09 2020
The LAB is pleased to present Luminous Twitch by Kathy Tynan. Dublin City Council Visual Arts Bursary Award Winner 2019. This group of paintings in the Cube Gallery, has been selected by the artist to consider some of her more off-kilter, quieter work in the context of associative memory.
Spoiled Spores
Avril Corroon
November 14 - January 09 2020
The LAB Gallery is pleased to present Spoiled Spores, an exhibition by recent Goldsmiths graduate Avril Corroon. Dublin City Council Visual Arts Bursary Award Winner 2019. This exhibition builds on Corroon’s award winning MA degree show earlier this year which presented a series of over 30 artisan cheeses made by the artist.
Here and Away
Ciara Roche
September 12 - November 04 2019
This new body of work by Ciara Roche began as an investigation of places of recreation and leisure around coastlines in Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. Mostly works on paper, a little larger than postcard in size, these paintings capture public spaces for holiday-makers, surf shacks, beaches, cafes, but devoid of people themselves.
Intersection
Owen Boss
September 12 - November 04 2019
INTERSECTION a visual art work by ANU with lead artist Owen Boss. A friend of Owen Boss, Paul Goes, his wife Shuba Jaya and their daughter Kaela were travelling home from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpar on the 17th July 2014.
The Past is a Foreign Country
Anita Groener
May 24 - August 18 2019
“You live through that little piece of time that is yours, but that piece of time is not only your life, it is the summing-up of all the other lives that are simultaneous with yours… what you are is an expression of History...” *
The Last Great Album of the Decade
Anne Maree Barry, Declan Clarke, Alan Phelan, Clíodhna Timoney, The Brian McMahon Archive (Brand New Retro)
March 22 - May 12 2019
The LAB Gallery is pleased to present the Last Great Album of the Decade in association with Musictown. The exhibition is co-curated by Pádraic E Moore and Sheena Barrett and features new work by Anne Maree Barry, Declan Clarke, Alan Phelan and Cliodhna Timoney. The title is both suitably brash, claiming greatness, and mournful, in suggesting that it can’t be surpassed. This exhibition seeks to celebrate the musical relic and souvenirs of the subculture, taking in gigs in the 90s, a selection of zines from Brand New Retro, the Dublin rave scene in the early 2000s, the demise of rural nightclubs and journeys from early photographic experiments through to the potential backdrop for a new music video. Stepping into the Music Library at the Central Library in the Ilac Centre visitors can skip through genres via the biographies of musicians, sheet music, vinyl and cds and we’ve also planted copies of Eoin Devereux’s hidden track, along with Audrey Walshe’s botanical response to the show. In partnership with Musictown, we are also running two very special events, a screen-writing workshop for teenagers with Anne Maree Barry in the Music Library and an historial music tour of the city with Donal Fallon. Bookings through Eventbrite. In addition to Dublin City Council this exhibition has been supported by the Arts Council of Ireland, Inspirational Arts and Oonagh Young Gallery. We would also like to thank Rebecca O’Dwyer, Mark Clare, Liam O’Callaghan, Leagues O' Toole and Amy Nix (MusicTown) and the Gallery of Photography.
In Course of Rearrangement
Marielle MacLeman
January 24 - March 10 2019
Drawn to transitory aspects of site, Marielle MacLeman’s work explores the interconnection between place and our drive to create, collect, and understand, encompassing themes including land use, identity, and social mobility. Frequently transforming found or waste materials to evoke notions of the souvenir, she interrogates the limits of materials and their dialogue with narrative. Borrowing its title from museum lexicon, ‘In course of rearrangement’ is a playful exploration of our industrial and natural heritage, taking the changing fates of Ireland’s wool and silk weaving trades as a starting point.
‘Kinetics in Blue’
Atoosa Pour Hosseini
November 15 - January 12 2019
The LAB Gallery is pleased to present Kinetics in Blue, new work by Atoosa Pour Hosseini, supported by the Arts Council of Ireland. This exhibition of new work includes film, sculpture and installation and explores ideas of displacement and migration through the properties of the colour blue and the journey of a fictional character exploring the landscape.
‘the number called value’
Paul Hallahan
November 15 - January 12 2019
Paul Hallahan’s artwork is primarily based in painting and sculpture taking formalistic ideas from the past and assigning them into today’s world, to ask what art can do. His interests are varied but commonly look at how we as humans engage and interact with nature beyond ourselves, both individually and societally.
Cultural Osmosis
Sean O’Rourke
September 07 - November 04 2018
Sean O’Rourke’s latest paintings, layered on the rusted metal boards used to board up the windows of derelict flats, consider a city in flux. His work is heavily influenced by the City’s flats and streetscape seen through an autobiographical lens, growing up as a young man. He is interested in the how we are influenced by our exterior surroundings, and how the built environment contributes to the individuals we become. His reflections on how young men might mask their authentic selves in particular environments are considered through ideas of the internal and external explorations into the architecture of the city. Curated by Sheena Barrett
Where Does The Law Stand With Leprechauns?
Michele Horrigan
September 07 - November 04 2018
The exhibition’s origins date from 1938, when the artist’s aunts, then young children growing up on the foothills of Knockfierna in Limerick, were mistaken one day for fairy folk. Soon, buses of sightseers arrived in the local town, all on the hunt for supernatural phenomena in ditches, behind trees and up on the slopes of the nearby hill. The story persisted and crowds continued to arrive.
I Slept Like A Stone
Curated by Sheena Barrett and Julia Moustacchi
June 18 - August 19 2018
Dublin City Council’s The LAB Gallery is pleased to present the group exhibition I Slept Like A Stone, bringing together significant past and current Irish collaborative and socially engaged commissions alongside a selection of recent works from across Europe through the Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme (CAPP) led by Create.
Illusions of Love Dyed by Sunset
Bassam Al Sabah
March 15 - June 03 2018
The LAB is pleased to present, Illusions of Love Dyed by Sunset, a solo exhibition of new work by Bassam Al Sabah, including sculpture, painting and video.
Forward Slash
Emma Roche
March 15 - June 03 2018
The LAB is pleased to present an exhibition of new work, Forward Slash, by Wexford based artist, Emma Roche. This series of paintings stem from ideas about the artist’s everyday working life, in-house rules, bosses, authoritative figures, colleagues, dream jobs and nightmare positions as well as imagined occupations and fabricated titles.
Keepers of the Port
Moira Sweeney
January 18 - March 04 2018
Keepers of the Port is a single screen documentary film which developed out of earlier site-specific multi-screen installations. Stevedoring Stories (2012) was commissioned for Tall Ships Dublin and Rhythms of a Port.was exhibited during PhotoIreland 2014 in an old cargo warehouse on Sir John Rogerson’s Quay.
Settling the Past
Nickie Hayden
January 18 - March 04 2018
For this exhibition of new work, Nickie Hayden brings together paintings, sculptures and written word. Reflecting on personal experiences of pain, abuse, bereavement and a lifelong struggle with literacy, Hayden recognises the role painting has played in expressing her emotions in the past.
Portale (Portals)
Susanne Wawra
January 18 - March 04 2018
In her Memento series, Wawra works in mixed-media painting that incorporates photography. Acting as a spectator in her own life, she is connecting autobiography to socio-political and cultural history, particularly her growing up in the German Democratic Republic.
Transit Gateway
Silvia Loeffler
January 18 - March 04 2018
In 2017 Dublin Port Company commissioned new site-specific public artworks as part of Port Perspectives, its arts commissioning series aimed at strengthening the bond between Dublin Port and the City and bringing Dublin Port to new audiences through the arts.
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Future Proof
September 14 - December 14 2017
Brian Duggan - Sofie Loscher - Lucy McKenna - Siobhan McGibbon - Maria McKinney - Emer O Boyle - Meadhbh O'Connor - Matt Parker - David Stalling
Otium cum Dignitate ~ Leisure With Dignity
Anne Maree Barry
June 16 - September 03 2017
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trying to behave
Theresa Nanigian
April 06 - June 04 2017
A solo show by artist Theresa Nanigian
IAWATST
Interesting And Weird At The Same Time
February 17 - March 26 2017
IAWATST is a collaborative exhibition organised by the Office of Public Works, the Department of Finance, and the LAB Gallery.
Astronomical Mashup
Lucy McKenna
February 17 - March 26 2017
Lucy McKenna studied woven textiles at NCAD. She makes work in varied mediums including painting, drawing, film, photography and installation among others.
A Different Republic
Co-curated by Arts & Disability Ireland and Fire Station Artists’ Studios in partnership with the LAB Gallery.
November 17 - February 05 2017
New commissions from visual artists Aideen Barry, Amanda Coogan, Corban Walker and Suzanne Walsh.
Tales from a Green Post Box
Jane Locke
September 09 - November 07 2016
Preview: Friday 9th September 2016
To swallow a ball
Vanessa Donoso Lopez
September 09 - November 07 2016
Preview: Friday 9th September 2016
Would You Die for Ireland?
John Byrne
June 24 - August 10 2016
The LAB Gallery is pleased to present this exhibition of new work by Dublin based artist John Byrne, co-produced with the Centre Culturel Irelandais in Paris.
Chad Keveny
1916 REVISITED
June 24 - August 10 2016
As part of the LAB’s year long investigation into the relationship between art and commemoration, who is remembered, whose responsibility it is to remember and how we remember, we are pleased to present an exhibition of new paintings by Chad Keveny.
1916: Images and Objects of a Foundation Myth
A Symposium
May 19 - May 19 2016
Speakers include: Mary Anne Bolger, Hilary O'Kelly, Brenda Malone, Sabina Mac Mahon, John Beattie, Donal Maguire, Sheena Barrett and Lisa godson.
John Beattie
Curated by Sheena Barrett and Donal Maguire
March 24 - June 11 2016
In collaboration with the National Gallery of Ireland and the ESB Centre for the Study of Irish Art
So Through The Singing Land He Passed
Sabina Mac Mahon
March 24 - June 11 2016
Sabina Mac Mahon’s work is largely research-based and concerned with credibility, plausibility and parafiction, as defined by Carrie Lambert-Beatty in relation to Rosalind Krauss’ use of the associated term ‘paraliterary’. Mac Mahon is interested in how a truthlikeness or quality of realism in something, combined with the manner in which it is presented to the viewer, can lead to its acceptance as true or real because of the likeliness of the proposition to the truth. The artefacts, texts and primary sources that she creates are simultaneously real, not real and not not-real, and her work can be interpreted as a species of ‘fictive’ art, whereby a fiction is presented as fact and subsequently attains a truth-status for some people, some of the time.
Closed for install - Next Exhibition Opening 24th March ‘16 - John Beattie & Sabina Mac Mahon
March 14 - March 24 2016
Devotion // Welcome Back
Gillian Kenny and Michael McLoughlin
March 09 - September 30 2006
These works have been produced over a year during which both Kenny and McLoughlin worked with members of the travelling community at St. Margaret’s Halting Site, Ballymun as they each developed their own strand of work. In addition, McLoughlin has worked collaboratively with residents to produce a permanent artwork now sited at the entrance to St. Margaret’s, Ballymun.
In the Flesh
Bridget O'Gorman
January 21 - March 12 2016
The LAB Gallery is pleased to present In the Flesh by Bridget O'Gorman. This is the first series of three exhibitions where contemporary artists have been invited to make new work in response to the 1916 Rising in collaboration with other research partners and institutions.
Amazement Insulates Us All / Memento Vita
George Bolster and Damien Doyle
December 02 - January 16 2016
The LAB Gallery in association with First Fortnight is proud to present Amazement Insulates Us All/Memento Vita an exhibition featuring Dublin artist Damien Doyle and Cork artist George Bolster.
George Bolster
First Fortnight Festival
November 20 - January 16 2016
A a significant exhibition bringing together George Bolster’s practice as a curator and an artist.
Lamellae
Laura Ní Fhlaibhín
November 20 - January 16 2016
Laura Ní Fhlaibhín graduated from N.C.A.D. in 2013, with a First Class Honours Degree in Fine Art Paint.
Glencree Intervention
David Lunney
September 03 - November 08 2015
New work from emerging artist based in Dublin.
Emma Donaldson
Curated by Sheena Barrett
September 03 - November 08 2015
A collection of new and recent work by Emma Donaldson.
When the Ceiling Meets the Floor
Susan Connolly
April 30 - June 13 2015
Curated by Sheena Barrett
Welcome Disturbances
January 30 - April 11 2015
The LAB Gallery, in partnership with UCD Art in Science, is delighted to present Welcome Disturbances, an exhibition and programme of related events.
The Amulet
Marie Brett
January 15 - March 28 2015
The Amulet, by artist Marie Brett, is an exhibition that deals with the tragedy of infant loss.
Quaternion Quest
Aisling O’ Beirn
September 11 - November 08 2014
An exhibition related to William Hamilton's inscription of the formula for Quaternion multiplication on Broom Bridge.
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Of Space and Place
Margo McNulty and Geraldine O'Reilly
April 11 - June 07 2014
Curated by Sheena Barrett
Ultra
Barbara Knezevic
April 11 - June 07 2014
Barbara Knezevic’s work is concerned with how objects function materially, ontologically and economically in the world. The work is primarily sculptural in form, and considers the peculiar human relationship to the things around us that is typified by the art-object.
Tonight, you can call me Trish
Curated by RGKSKSRG
February 07 - March 22 2014
Alan Butler, Mark Durkan, Mary-Jo Gilligan, Oliver Laric, Rachel Maclean, Eilis McDonald, Brenna Murphy, James Ó hAodha, Pilvi Takala.
I’m astonished wall, that you haven’t collapsed into ruins
MARK DURKAN
November 15 - January 25 2014
An exhibition that looks toward a future fantasy. Within this fantasy, the artist imagines a fate where human population has dramatically decreased, making material opulence abundant while renewing a ritualistic emphasis on the acquirement of vital resources.
Nine
Curated by Liz Coman and Lynn McGrane
July 27 - November 01 2013
NINE explores a pivotal developmental time in a child’s life. This is identified as the age when children are expanding their ideas about the world and becoming autonomous human beings, yet still need lots of security and reassurance from their family group.
Some songs are sung slower
Mick Wilson
January 18 - September 03 2013
The LAB is pleased to present Mick Wilson’s first solo show in over a decade.
Cut Throat
Rachel Tynan
September 07 - October 27 2012
The Lab in association with Dublin City of Science 2012 presents Cut Throat.
THE LASTWORDSHOW
JAMES MERRIGAN
July 09 - October 20 2012
The artist-cum-art critic James Merrigan, has placed his two personas/professions in the gallery simultaneously.
Between Leaving and a Possible Return
NEIL CARROLL
May 18 - July 28 2012
New work from emerging artist based in Dublin.
Site Line
Maggie Madden
May 18 - July 28 2012
In Maggie Madden's recent work, a diverse array of collected materials are crafted into fragile sculptural formations with geometric affinities.
Other- Stuff
Catherine Delaney
March 15 - April 21 2012
‘Other Stuff’ questions how art can embed itself in the surface of reality, not to look like reality or imitate it but in effect exchange and replace reality for the truth.
LABOUR
Curated by Chrissie Cadman, Amanda Coogan and Helena Walsh
March 09 - March 10 2012
Anne Quail - Elvira Santamaria Torres - Amanda Coogan - Pauline Cummins - Ann Maria Healy - Chrissie Cadman -Frances Mezzeti - Áine O’Dwyer Áine Phillips - Helena Walsh - Michelle Browne.
In Paint; In Teeth; In Mountains; In Stars
Orla Whelan
December 09 - January 21 2012
Solo show by Dublin based artist Orla Whelan.