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VISUAL

The VISUAL Centre of Contemporary Art, together with the 350-seat George Bernard Shaw Theatre, is located in the centre of Carlow within the grounds of St Patrick's College. The VISUAL's mission is to enrich, inspire and improve the everyday through art, with the centre envisioned as an international hub for realising the value of contemporary arts practice.

General Info

Address: Old Dublin Road
 Carlow
 R93 A3K1
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Public Transport Carlow Train Station
Venue URL visualcarlow.ie/
Venue Instagram @visual_carlow
Venue Twitter @VisualCarlow

Events at this location

Workshops

Summer School at VISUAL: Superposition, Materials Matter, Mollie Anna King + more

16 August - 18 August

VISUAL Carlow

VISUAL is pleased to present Summer School 2024, featuring workshops from Superposition, Mollie Anna King, Materials Matter, Forest Schools, and…

Other Events Free

Sustainment Experiments: THE PLOT

31 December - 01 July

VISUAL Carlow/Deirdre O'Mahony

Deirdre O'Mahony's new project on the grounds of VISUAL THE PLOT has been planted to inspire and change cultural attitudes…

Exhibitions Free

Margaret Walker – The Town That I Loved So Well

04 February - 14 May

VISUAL Carlow & Margaret Walker

VISUAL is pleased to present The Town I Loved So Well, an exhibition of painting and sculpture by Margaret Walker.…

Exhibitions Free

We Turn Towards an Ending and Pay Attention

04 February - 14 May

VISUAL & Fiona Hallinan

VISUAL is pleased to present We Turn Towards an Ending and Pay Attention, a research and exhibition project by Fiona…

Conferences

To Care Seminar at VISUAL Carlow

Mon 18 July : 11:30 -15:30

Work House Union

Join us for an active seminar exploring the role of care in our lives through the themes of community, body,…

Exhibitions Free

A Space for Making Good Decisions About Place

26 February - 22 May

VISUAL

This installation by Helena Fitzgerald proposes a way of thinking about the places where we live. It is a prototype,…

Conferences

Places Matter Conference

24 March - 25 March

The Arts Council - Architecture

The Arts Council and Local Government Ireland will jointly host its third biennial conference, Places Matter, on 24 and 25…

Exhibitions Free

Tom dePaor: ‘i see Earth’ building and ground 1991-2021

26 February - 22 May

Irish Architecture Foundation

'i see Earth’ presents an ambitious large-scale installation of sculptural work by one of Ireland’s foremost architects, Tom dePaor. The…

Exhibitions Free

Cloud Studies

10 November - 06 February

VISUAL

From Palestine to Beirut, London to Indonesia and the US–Mexico border, Forensic Architecture investigates, explores and exposes how power reshapes…

Exhibitions Free

SkyFold

10 May - 30 September

VISUAL

In March 2020, many of Ireland’s buildings became off limits due to public health restrictions. A year later, as Ireland…

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