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SATURDAY 26 SEP 2026 at the James Joyce Centre, Dublin, D01 WK44 A half-day workshop for professional historians interested in learning more about engaging different audiences with their research through walking tours, and about walking tours as public history research practice. With speakers from from the Dublin City Council Historians in Residence programme and Uncomfortable Oxford.
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Adrian Duncan, Haus Alois, 2026, Tulipwood, deal, teak, 50 x 50 x 90cm, Image courtesy of the artist | Adrian Duncan: Buildings from a Novel | Friday 11 September 2026 – Sunday 10 January 2027 | Royal Hibernian Academy | Adrian Duncan, Haus Alois, 2026, Tulipwood, deal, teak, 50 x 50 x 90cm, Image courtesy of the artist | photo of a maquette of a buildig on stilts, all made of wood; floor plan appears to be square, bullding effectively one storey, though with slopig roofs with odd gaps and apparently some sort of construction, ziggurat-like, under it
Una Sealy, Brave New World, 2025, oil on canvas, 50 x 70 cm, image courtesy of the artist | Una Sealy: Time Lines: Selected Works 2016 – 2026 | Friday 11 September – Sunday 20 December 2026 | Royal Hibernian Academy | Una Sealy, Brave New World, 2025, oil on canvas, 50 x 70 cm, image courtesy of the artist | probably a view from an office building; in the foreground we see a modern, green chair to the left, facing right, and in front of it is a low round glass-topped coffee table; the room somes to a corner about 80% across the canvas, and in that corner is a large plant with very large dark-gree leaves; steel supports appear to be supporting very large plate-glass windows; the view outside is pretty grey, industrial, tall chimneys, one releasing dark smoke which rises vertically before dispersing slowly up and to the left; nearer to the office is a river in which the industries are reflected
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Fionn McCann, Deconstructing a Mountain, Untitled, 2026, Archival Print, 65 x 56cm, Image courtesy of the artist | Fionn McCann: Deconstructing a Mountain | Friday 11 September – Sunday 8 November 2026 | Royal Hibernian Academy | Fionn McCann, Deconstructing a Mountain, Untitled, 2026, Archival Print, 65 x 56cm, Image courtesy of the artist | black-and-white photo of what is probably a workbench, on which we see what may be three chisels and an associated hammer; there is dust, planks that make the surface of the workbench, a cube-like shape to the left, cropped by the edge of the photo, possibly a wall of planks behind the workbench
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🇩🇪 Das schräg-zylindrische Glasgebäude des Dubliner Convention Centre dominiert diese Schwarzweiß-Aufnahme entlang der Liffey, flankiert von der nüchternen Kastenarchitektur der umliegenden Bürotürme. Der dramatische Wolkenhimmel und die leichte Sepia-Tönung verleihen der modernen Skyline fast schon eine historische Schwere, die ihre Glasfassaden eigentlich gar nicht besitzen. 🇬🇧 The tilted, cylindrical glass form of Dublin's Convention Centre dominates this black-and-white shot along the Liffey, flanked by the sober box-architecture of the surrounding office towers. The dramatic cloud cover and subtle sepia tint lend the modern skyline a historical gravitas its glass facades don't really earn.
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