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EXHIBITION Bryony Dunne at the Irish Architectural Archive, Dublin

Artworks spread throughout the Irish Architectural Archive begin with the story of the Valentia Island tetrapod, our amphibian ancestor who made the first footprints ever recorded on land

EXHIBITION Lyónn Wolf at Flat Time House, London

Lyónn Wolf presents De-production, his first UK solo exhibition, engaging with queer, trans and working class politic and poetic

PROGRAMME The Irish Face: Frank Wasser at Tate Library and Reading Room, London

Frank Wasser’s new artwork, made through collaborative exchange by Tate and Askeaton Contemporary Arts during 2025

PROGRAMME Report from the Center for Land Use Interpretation

Aurora Tang shares recent research from Los Angeles

EXHIBITION Seanie Barron at Christian Berst Art Brut, Paris

Askeaton’s woodworking maestro Seanie Barron makes his Parisian gallery debut

ONLINE Michael Holly’s new video Ardshanbally

Michael Holly’s films explores the West Limerick landscape, offering new viewpoints to live in an enriching land

PUBLIC ART Steve Maher’s Sentences at Twohig Supervalu, Askeaton

Encounter public art through the streets of Askeaton

An Irish Cultural Takeover of Chicago, as Experienced by a Local

Programme Welcome to the Neighbourhood 2025

Askeaton Contemporary Arts invites you to WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBOURHOOD 2025, curated by Michele Horrigan. Our annual artist residency programme and festival situates Irish and international artists in the midst of Askeaton each summer, discovering new potentials of creative energy, the making of place and innovative ecological thinking.