RANELAGH ARTS

New 8 week Chair Pilates Programme at Ranelagh Arts 🪑 Wednesdays at 11:00 to 11:45 AM Starting from September 16th Location: Ranelagh Arts, No 6 Ranelagh (opp the Ranelagh luas station) Cost: 80 Euros for 8 Classes Class size is small Email chairranelagharts@gmail.com to book your spot. NO WALK INS!! Discover a gentle, accessible way to build strength, improve mobility, and enhance balance. Chair Pilates uses the support of a chair to make classic Pilates movements approacha

We’re delighted to present the work of Nancy Spero at Ranelagh Arts this September, as part of our ongoing collaboration with Paul Smith exploring Antonin Artaud’s influence and his important relationship with Ireland. The exhibition brings together Spero’s work through the lens of her long and complex engagement with Artaud. The exhibition features Spero’s original artwork 'Artaud Head', generously loaned by Jon Bird, a personal friend of Nancy Spero, with the help and suppo

Hi everyone, We are delighted to announce the return of some of FREE workshops in Ranelagh Arts for the coming weeks: September 17th – Soap Making Workshop September 24th – Motanka Doll Making Workshop October 1st – Collaborative Collage Making Workshop October 8th – Photography Workshop October 15th – Woodworking Workshop More information will be shared closer to each Workshop regarding registration and times. 📅 Monday 17th of September 🧼 Organic Souvenir Soap-Making Works

As part of Artaud in Ireland, Ranelagh Arts is delighted to present Nancy Spero, Artaud x Feminism, celebrating the work of American artist Nancy Spero (1926–2009), opening on 10 September 2026 and running until 27 September. The presentation of Spero’s work in Ireland is part of an ongoing collaboration with Paul Smith that explores Antonin Artaud’s influence and enduring relevance. In 2026, the collaboration expands across two Dublin locations, Ranelagh Arts and GalleryX. A

We are delighted to announce our next exhibition ‘Hidden Light’. Contemporary Irish artist Karen McLaughlin presents Hidden Light, a solo exhibition of more than 30 contemporary abstract paintings. Working through abstraction, McLaughlin’s paintings consider how memory, emotion and lived experience shape the way we experience the land around us- and how, in turn, the landscape quietly reflects and transforms our inner lives. Richly layered with texture, gesture and light, the

The Season of Light - Group Show Featuring Thomas O' Connor, Ishmael Claxton and Karen McLaughlin. Curated by Dino Notaro and Caroline Cassidy. Thomas O' Connor: Creates artworks across different media, drawing,text,painting,glass and events. Karen McLaughlin: Works primarily with acrylic and oil on canvas. Crafting abstract depictions of landscapes and seascapes. Ishmael Claxton: Is a New York based artist living in Dublin . Ishmael uses photography as a means of expression