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Cyclists Needed for Lullaby
Artist Luke Jerram calls for cyclists of all abilities to lead or take part in three community cycle rides through Derry at dusk for the benefit of sleepy children -
Ulster Festival of Art & design
Students at the University of Ulster's York Street Campus exhibit work in photography, fashion, architecture and more alongside invited artists from around the world -
Can You Identify the Unknown Photographer?
Mysterious case donated to Red Barn Gallery – view photographs taken in Belfast circa 1930-1940 including image of 'Moshulu' ship featured in The Godfather -
How We Built Temple
Watch video as artist David Best and a network of volunteers working from the Nerve Centre's FabLab construct the monumental wooden structure that will tower over Derry from March 14-21 -
Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain
Group show in Derry's Centre for Contemporary Art, named after the 1994 Pavement album, features a range of works inspired by nature and marked by lush weirdness -
Deprogramming at Void Gallery
'What is a game and what is art?' Three of Derry's digital innovators blur the lines between artistic expression and entertainment gaming with interactive installation -
Turner Prize winner Mark Wallinger returns to Derry
In 1994 he bought a racehorse and named it 'A Real Work of Art', for which he was nominated for the Turner Prize. Now Wallinger continues his love of all things equine at the City Factory from February 21 -
John Gledhill and Samuel Irwin
Painter and poet collaborate on multimedia exhibition at Strule Arts Centre revealing a shared concern for natural history and conservation and fascination with City life -
Arts Council Reward 22 ACES Artists
A trainee teacher, a barrister and a barista are among the 22 recipients of the Arts Council of Northern Ireland’s ACES awards supporting emerging artistic talent -
View Photos Of Titanic By Fr Frank Browne
A selection of iconic images taken by one of the 20th century’s most significant photographers are on display in Titanic Belfast for the first time – view some of the best here on Culture Northern Ireland -
First Digital Archive of Troubles Art Launches
Arts Council of Northern Ireland compile 500 pieces of work relating to the 30 year period for new online resource -
Textile Accounts of Conflicts
View a collection of quilts and arpilleras produced by women in conflict areas currently on display for the first time in Belfast's Linen Hall Library -
Snaring Bewildered Birds
Graduate artist Mark Healy satirises world leaders on tracing paper at Enniskillen's Higher Bridges Gallery -
Myths, Memories and Mentiras
Lisa Gingles uses collage and pencil to explore issues of beauty with a fantastical exhibition at the Waterfront Hall -
The Art of Superstition
A range of Illustrators approach the brief with Python-esque wit, skill and vision at Ards Art Centre -
Agloe
Sara Morrison creates a visual history of a dead town at the new Framewerk gallery -
Saving Faces at Naughton Gallery
Exhibit portraits of patients suffering from facial cancer, illness or injury by Mark Gilbert -
Artists To Watch In 2015
Siobhan Fenton shines a light on the stand out names working in literature, film, music and more -
New Art, New Nature at Ulster Museum
Dominic Echlin on the life and work of artist William McKeown and his featured work in the Ulster Museum's current exhibition -
Nomad Kyrgyz People
Turkish academic Yavuz Ozer reveals a fascinating insight into the lives of Central Asia's nomads -
Exploring Spaces
Group show at the Roe Valley Arts Centre inspires new perspectives -
A New Chapter
Former female prisoners open their hearts with hand bound book exhibition at the Linen Hall Library -
Civil Rights
Void's timely and pertinent exhibition shows that racial equality is yet but a dream in modern America -
MAC International
Joanne Savage appreciates flashes of brilliance at The MAC but hopes for greater thrills in future -
Video: Ballard at the Ormeau Baths Gallery
Watch video from Belfast as artist Brian Ballard stages a 50-year retrospective -
Death at Tomb Street Billboard Exhibition
Artist Israel Kessler reflects on working in Royal Mail's Belfast-based dead letter office with inner-city billboard display -
World Press Photo
Famine, war, family and more – Belfast hosts the international photojournalist exhibit for the first time -
Meeting Jack Pakenham at Oriel Gallery
'You have to confront the awful things that happened' says the acclaimed artist of his new retrospective -
Future Reflections at University of Ulster
Dougal McKenzie, lecturer in painting at the Belfast School of Art, on its current print archive exhibition -
From Bolshoi to Belfast
The evolving aesthetics of Russian theatre revealed at Crumlin Road Gaol -
Belfast Photo Festival Opens Submission Round
Individual artists and collectives able to submit up to ten photographs in 2015 open submission -
Royal Ulster Academy
After 133 years, the annual exhibit of art by members and non-members continues to astonish -
MAC International Awarded to Mairéad McClean
Northern Irish artist wins inaugural £20,000 art prize for video piece 'No More' -
Anglo-Jewish Culture Explored at Red Barn Gallery
Photojournalist Judah Passow exhibits year-long study of Anglo-Jewish culture across the UK -
Decisive Moments: Gilles Caron in Derry
A striking selection of photographs gifted to the city will go on display from October 28 -
Art in the Eastside Billboard Exhibition
View five images from the Creative Exchange collective's outdoor show for Belfast Festival at Queen's -
Make Every Show...
Endlessly inventive conceptual artist Ryan Gander exhibits in Derry~Londonderry -
Ulster Society of Women Artists
Lisburn's Island Arts Centre hosts annual mixed media exhibition -
Doppelgänger
Peter Liversidge's Symbolist exhibition at The MAC is a psychosexual Where's Wally? -
Talking Tatts and the Allure of Ink
Carrie Davenport and Paul Kane curate a multimedia exhibition at The MAC exploring our love for tattoos -
We, Too, Sing Belfast Video Exhibition
Photographer Donal McCann spends a year in the company of Máirtín Ó Muilleoir, former Lord Mayor of Belfast -
Crossing the Water
Jeffrey Morgan exhibits 40 years' worth of canvases capturing his wife, author Patricia Craig, in thought -
The Starry Messenger
Derry's Void gallery exhibits a cross-section of video works shot on 16mm film -
Beyond Measure
Concepts of time and space inspire a range of artists including Patrick Pye at the Strule Arts Centre -
NISP Connect the Creative Industries
Creative industries support network runs seminar at CultureTECH in Derry~Londonderry ahead of Invent awards at Titanic Belfast -
Magic Touch
Five artists explore how technology impacts on creativity at the Centre for Contemporary Art -
Irish Women Artists 1870 – 1970
A century of works by some of Ireland's most influential women artists goes on display in Bangor's Ava Gallery until September 5 -
Where Are They Now?
Bill Kirk traces the trajectory of Belfast residents originally photographed in the 1970s and 80s -
Laoch Na Laochra
Dara Vallely and Réamonn Ó Ciaráin tell the story of the warrior king Cú Chulainn at Ulster Museum -
Arts Council Crafts
Enniskillen's Higher Bridges Gallery displays works from the ACNI Acquisitions Collection of Applied Art -
Lisburn Hosts Children's Arts Festival
Lisburn's Island Arts Centre hosts a month-long series of exciting, eclectic workshops themed around urban landscapes -
Hidden Agenda
Subversion and irony abound in works from the Crafts Council collection by Grayson Perry and others -
Photographer Supports Aware Defeat Depression Charity
Photographer Fergal Kearney opens landscape exhibition in aid of support charity Aware Defeat Depression -
Sleepers: The Hidden Within
Banbridge hosts outdoor exhibition of stone heads by Belfast sculptress Helen Hanse -
Year Zero
University of Ulster undergraduates exhibit glimpses of their artistic vision at SpaceCraft -
August Craft Month 2014
The nationwide celebration of indigenous crafts embraces new venues and state-of-the-art technologies -
Palimpsest
An inventive contemporary musing on the fraught nexus between past and present at the Golden Thread Gallery -
MAC International Art Prize Launched
Curator and judge Hugh Mulholland reveals details of the £20,000 biennale award, the largest of its kind in Ireland -
Reading and Writing for Peace
Leon Litvack on bringing amateur and professional writers together and how poetry can 'aid people's thinking' -
Where There Are People
Eamon O'Kane uses a derelict greenhouse in Denmark as a metaphor for man's desire to tame nature
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