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SUMMARY:Vision - Contemporary photography from EU Member States
DESCRIPTION:Vision – Contemporary photography from EU Member States is an exhibition of photographic works from the 27 Member States of the European Union. \n  \nSupported by the Department of Culture\, Communications and Sport\, this exhibition has been organised by the Office of Public Works in cooperation with the Embassies of the European Union\, and various cultural organisations throughout Europe.  The exhibition forms part of Ireland’s culture programme for its Presidency of the Council of the European Union.  Every Member State was invited to select one work and the exhibition reflects the creative practices of the individual artists working through the medium of photography. Each artist brings their own unique vision to their work.  The exhibition will be on display to the public in Farmleigh Gallery\, Dublin from July to December 2026. \n  \nYou can visit this FREE exhibition from July\, 23rd 2026 until December 2026. \nGallery Opening Hours: 10am – 5pm\, Tuesday – Sunday (and Bank Holiday Mondays.) Gallery closed 1pm – 2pm. \n  \n 
URL:https://farmleigh.ie/events/vision-contemporary-photography-from-eu-member-states/
LOCATION:Farmleigh Gallery\, Farmleigh House & Estate\, Phoenix Park\, Dublin 15\, D15TD50\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Benjamin Iveagh\, A Life in Books
DESCRIPTION:The Office of Public Works (OPW) and Marsh’s Library are delighted to announce the launch of ‘Benjamin Iveagh: A Life in Books’ exhibition in Farmleigh Gallery. The exhibition showcases various books\, manuscripts and portraits of Benjamin Iveagh and runs from 14 November 2025 to 22 March 2026. \nThis exhibition hosts one of the most important Irish book collections of the twentieth century. Benjamin Guinness\, third earl of Iveagh\, collected over 4\,000 rare books and manuscripts relating to Ireland’s history\, literature\, craftsmanship and language. The major themes of the exhibition include Irish Literature\, Women’s Influence\, Bindings\, History and Printing. \nMany of the collection’s best-known treasures feature in this exhibition\, including the majestic eighteenth-century Irish bindings and first editions of James Joyce\, W.B Yeats\, Samuel Beckett\, Séamus Heaney and Oscar Wilde. The exhibition also features the oldest books in the library\, Thomas of Ireland’s Manipulus Florum and Topographia Hyberniæ by Giraldus Cambrensis (both on vellum). There is also an emphasis on visually appealing items by Irish writers\, such as Thomas Kinsella’s The Táin\, and a Cuala Press song book by Jack B Yeats. \nContemporary historical items\, such as the seventeenth century pamphlets and letters from Daniel O’Connell (in the year of his 250th anniversary) showcase the original and unique material held in the library. There will be a number of manuscript items (letters\, autograph drafts) projected onto the walls of the gallery to give a visual flair to the exhibition. \nWomen’s voices emerge through needlework bindings\, sketchings\, and in the beautiful Cuala Press printed collection by the Yeats sisters. There is also a case dedicated to the emergence of Gaelic printing\, which features the first bible to be translated into Irish. \nThe exhibition is a glimpse into the literary taste of Benjamin Iveagh and the broader Guinness family. A talent for collecting rare and unique books makes this library one of the jewels of Ireland’s heritage collections. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to immerse yourself in one of the most important Irish Book Collections of the twentieth century. \nThe library is owned by Marsh’s Library and is located in Farmleigh House in the Phoenix Park under the care of the Office of Public Works. \nOpening Hours: 10am – 5pm\, Tuesday – Sunday (and Bank Holiday Mondays.) Gallery closed 1pm – 2pm.
URL:https://farmleigh.ie/events/benjamin-iveagh-a-life-in-books/
LOCATION:Farmleigh Gallery\, Farmleigh House & Estate\, Phoenix Park\, Dublin 15\, D15TD50\, Ireland
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