Ormston House invites you to the opening of the Limerick iteration of Memory of a Free Festival, on Friday, 17 April from 7-9pm. The exhibition will continue until 20 June 2026. Memory of a Free [...]
On Saturday 7 March, Ormston House partners with STARLING to curate a programme of film, workshop, and live performance entitled The Crone, in celebration of International Women’s Day 2026. [...]
In early March we welcome the Office for Joint Administrative Intelligence (O.J.A.I.) to Ormston House for a micro-residency. O.J.A.I. is the collaborative practice of artists Chris Dreier and [...]
Memory of a Free Festival is a project conceived by Ormston House in response to the Carnsore Point anti-nuclear festivals that took place in Wexford between 1978 and 1981. Organised by a [...]
Visual Artists Ireland has published a review on Table Turning a solo exhibition by Susan MacWilliam, as seen in Ormston House. Susan MacWilliam, ‘Table Turning’ Ormston House 20 November [...]
Ormston House is seeking a Front of House Assistant through the Community Employment Scheme. The role is now open for applications on the Jobs Ireland website. The deadline to apply is Friday 6 [...]
On Saturday, 21 February at 3pm, artist Susan MacWilliam will join us to mark the closing of her solo exhibition Table Turning. MacWilliam will be in conversation with Jacqui McIntosh, curator at [...]
Artistic Director Pádraic E. Moore will participate in a short research residency at the Centre Culturel Irlandais (CCI), Paris. Located in the centre of Paris, the Centre Culturel Irlandais is [...]
The team and Board of Directors at Ormston House thank you for your support this year and wish you a happy and safe holiday season. The gallery will close to the public at 6pm on Saturday, 13 [...]
Visual Artists Ireland has published a review of Bíodh Orm Anocht, a group exhibition developed by Ormston House in collaboration with EVA International. Written by Sheenagh Geoghegan, the review [...]
